This book follows the life trajectories of Chinese Australians who arrived to participate in Chinese nation building and ended up creating business empires which survive to this day. addrewssing one of the pervading tensions of race, empire and nation in the twentieth century.
This book follows the life trajectories of Chinese Australians who arrived to participate in Chinese nation building and ended up creating business empires which survive to this day. addrewssing one of the pervading tensions of race, empire and nation in the twentieth century.
Sophie Loy-Wilson is a Lecturer in Australian History at the University of Sydney.
Inhaltsangabe
PART I Building empires, crossing borders 1 The Kwok family in treaty port China, 1880-1949 2 The Kwok family after liberation PART II Finding work in the Eastern markets 3 Work and surveillance in Australian expatriate communities 4 Class and commerce in Australian expatriate communities PART III 'Liberating' China, 'saving' Australia 5 Socialists, missionaries and internationalists 6 Trade unionists, patriots and anticolonialists
PART I Building empires, crossing borders 1 The Kwok family in treaty port China, 1880-1949 2 The Kwok family after liberation PART II Finding work in the Eastern markets 3 Work and surveillance in Australian expatriate communities 4 Class and commerce in Australian expatriate communities PART III 'Liberating' China, 'saving' Australia 5 Socialists, missionaries and internationalists 6 Trade unionists, patriots and anticolonialists
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