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'Not in Your Backyard!': A Community Struggle for the Rights of Immigrant Adult Education in San Francisco’s Chinatown

Autor: L. Ling-chi Wang

Publikováno v: AAPI Nexus Journal: Policy, Practice, and Community. 7:1-32

This article is a case study of a protracted struggle to establish a branch campus of the San Francisco Community College in Chinatown for thousands of immigrants and working-class adults, focusing mostly on the period since 1997 when the community w

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Can Chinese Americans Afford to Lose the Fight to Obtain Justice for Henry Liu?

Autor: L. Ling-chi Wang

Publikováno v: Amerasia Journal. 33:63-74

This paper is based on the original statement submitted at the hearings before the Subcommittee on Asian & Pacific Affairs, Committee on Foreign Affairs, the U.S. House of Representatives on February 7, 1985. No attempt has been made to include event

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The Chinese Diaspora in the United States: International Relations, Ethnic Identity, and Minority Rights in the New Global Economy

Autor: L. Ling-chi Wang

Publikováno v: Amerasia Journal. 33:1-30

For world peace and prosperity, I cannot think of a more important relation in the world today than the relation between China and the U.S. How the two countries manage their relations will have significant consequences on the world and on issues of

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The Structure of Dual Domination: Toward a Paradigm for the Study of the Chinese Diaspora in the United States

Autor: L. Ling-chi Wang

Publikováno v: Amerasia Journal. 33:144-166

The primary purpose of this paper is to critique the existing dominant paradigms for the study of the Chinese in the United States and to develop an alternative one. My other intention is to demonstrate both the importance and limit of transnational

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Overrepresentation and Disenfranchisement: Asian Americans in Higher Education

Autor: L. Ling-chi Wang

Publikováno v: Amerasia Journal. 33:76-100

The status of Asian Americans in higher education today is paradoxical: on the one hand, Asian Americans are overrepresented in elite universities across the U.S.; on the other hand, they are disenfranchised within these same educational institutions

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Chinatown in Transition

Autor: L. Ling-chi Wang

Publikováno v: Amerasia Journal. 33:31-48

Recent interest in the history of Chinese in the United States and problems of Chinatown, San Francisco has failed to produce an adequate history, much less a comprehensive study of Chinatown.* This essay is not intended to compensate for existing de

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Overcoming Intellectual Racism and Preserving Overseas Chinese Research Materials: The Case of Chinese in the United States

Autor: L. Ling-chi Wang

Publikováno v: Amerasia Journal. 33:101-118

Preserving archival materials of the Chinese overseas for future research and dissemination is the intellectual cornerstone of Chinese diaspora studies. Toward this end, building an infrastructure of the study of Chinese in the U.S. from the ground u

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