ISSN 1554-3749
Vol. 11, Issue 1, 2026July 07, 2026 EDT
Globalizing Jiangmen: The Legacy of Returned Overseas Chinese in the Development, Integration, and Modernization of the Sze Yup and its Enclaves Abroad
Globalizing Jiangmen: The Legacy of Returned Overseas Chinese in the Development, Integration, and Modernization of the Sze Yup and its Enclaves Abroad
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Articles in Vol. 11, Issue 1, 2026
Vol. 11, Issue 1, 2026
- Editorial ForwardLaura Miller
- Table of ContentsLaura Miller
- Masculinity, Domesticity, and Fiction in 1990s Shanghai: Reading Chen Cun’s Fresh Flowers andMichel Hockx
- Literary Landscape in Cultural Adaptation: Ema Saikō (1787–1861) and Her Chinese Poetry in Late Edo JapanYuefan Wang
- Between Resistance and Collaboration: Recollecting Taiwanese Imperial Japan Servicemen in Postwar Taiwanese CinemaHao-Wen Cheng
- The Rhizomatic White Paper Protest: The 2022 COVID-19 Demonstrations in ChinaJohn Ying
- Globalizing Jiangmen: The Legacy of Returned Overseas Chinese in the Development, Integration, and Modernization of the Sze Yup and its Enclaves AbroadChristopher Silva
- How the Mississippi Delta Chinese Fought Back against School Segregation 100 Years AgoSusan Brownell
- Resource NotesYan Li
- Resource NotesSarah Humiko Maple
- Book ReviewKathryn HemmannAnne Sokolsky
- Book ReviewGuanda WuMan He
Silva, Christopher. 2026. “Globalizing Jiangmen: The Legacy of Returned Overseas Chinese in the Development, Integration, and Modernization of the Sze Yup and Its Enclaves Abroad.” Studies on Asia 11 (1): 83–110.