Dieser Autor befasst sich in seinen Werken mit tiefgreifenden historischen Themen und erforscht komplexe gesellschaftliche Phänomene. Sein Ansatz basiert auf sorgfältiger Recherche und analytischer Strenge, was den Lesern tiefe Einblicke in die untersuchten Bereiche bietet. Durch sein Schreiben präsentiert er originelle Perspektiven und regt zum Nachdenken über Schlüsselaspekte der menschlichen Existenz und Geschichte an. Seine Werke werden für ihre intellektuelle Tiefe und ihre Fähigkeit, komplexe Zusammenhänge zu beleuchten, geschätzt.
The genealogy of qiaopi studies -- The structure of the qiaopi trade and transnational networks -- The qiaopi trade as a distinctive form of Chinese capitalism -- Qiaopi geography -- Qiaopi and modern Chinese economy and politics -- Qiaopi, qiaoxiang, and charity -- Qiaopi and European migrants? : letters compared -- Conclusions -- Appendix : a selection of qiaopi and huipi letters in English translation
Explorations in the History of Chinese Trotskyism, 1921 - 1952
Focusing on the origins and evolution of Chinese Trotskyism, this study highlights its significant role as a dissenting force within the Chinese Communist Party from 1921 to 1952. It examines the contributions of key figures like Chen Duxiu, whose revolutionary ideas resonated with Chinese youth and influenced movements, including the pivotal events of 1989. The analysis delves into the ideological and historical context that shaped this unique opposition within the CCP leading up to the party's ascension to power in 1949.
Focusing on the involvement of overseas Chinese, this book explores their roles in labor and social-revolutionary movements, as well as internationalism. It draws from a diverse array of source materials and features seven distinct case studies, providing a comprehensive look at how these communities contributed to broader social changes and movements across different contexts.
This study points up the complex interplay of ethnic and national identities in the lives of Chinese in Britain, arguing that transnational studies reinforce essentialist conceptions of identity and cultural authenticity in diasporic communities, and thus frustrate the promotion of ethnic co-existence and social cohesion in multi-ethnic societies.
Tin, Tobacco, Timber, and the Penal Sanction
Focusing on the unique evolution of Chinese indentured labor in the Dutch East Indies from 1880 to 1942, the book examines its distinct characteristics compared to other bonded labor forms in Southeast Asia. It highlights specific terminology used within the Chinese context and draws on extensive fieldwork in the tin islands of Bangka and Belitung, as well as Deli plantations in Sumatra. Utilizing diverse archival materials from various locations, this research aims to enhance our historical understanding of the indenture system.