[Community] International Symposium – Baptist University, Hong Kong
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Category: Hong Kong
[Media Reports] African traders in China struggle, but still thrive
By Frederick Mugira for Wits Journalism The old couches, low tables placed in front of them, only amplify the smallnessContinue Reading
[Research] How to evade states and slip past borders: lessons from traders, overstayers, and asylum seekers in Hong Kong and China >>EXCERPT<<
By Gordon Mathews, Dan Lin and Yang Yang (2014) City and Society.
[Talk]: African musicians in search of the ‘Chinese Dream’: beyond the narratives of trade and ‘immigration’
African musicians in search of the ‘Chinese Dream’: beyond the narratives of trade and ‘immigration’. A talk given at theContinue Reading
[Media Reports] China’s Guangzhou, Popular African Destination, Worried About Ebola
By Josh Chin for China Real Time A Chinese city that has been ground zero for outbreaks including Severe AcuteContinue Reading
[Research]: The African Traveller and the Chinese Customs Official: Ethnic Minority Profiling at Border Check Points in Hong Kong and China? >>EXCERPT<<
By Adams Bodomo, Journal of African American Studies (2014)
非诚勿扰: Africans in China in Chinese popular culture – ‘You are the one’
Ever since the implementation of the Open Door policy, China’s foreign population-scapes (ethnoscapes) have been slowly but steadily transforming. These transformations were intensifiedContinue Reading
[Conferences] Where is Home? Place, Belonging & Citizenship in The Asian Century
Workshop organised by the University of Amsterdam, the International Institute for Asian Studies, Hong Kong Baptist University, and the InstituteContinue Reading
[Abstracts] Feeling at home in the ‘Chocolate City’: an exploration of African migration to Guangzhou in the context of diasporic cultural globalisation
ROBERTO CASTILLO ABSTRACT* The transformations brought about by economic re-articulations resulting from the ‘rise of Asia’ have had implications inContinue Reading
Africans in China 