[Research]: ‘Homing’ Guangzhou: Emplacement, belonging and precarity among Africans in China >>EXCERPT<<
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Tag: Tianxiu
[Media reports] Many Africans in Guangzhou earn more than local white-collar workers
By Zheng Caixiong for China Daily More than 20 percent of African people staying in Guangzhou, Guangdong province, are earningContinue Reading
[Research]: Un-dreaming the ‘Chinese Dream’: precarity, solidarity and organisation amongst Africans in Guangzhou
Presentation version of a paper delivered at: Producing Anthropology, the 113th Annual Meeting of the American Anthropological Association. Washington, DC,Continue Reading
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[Open Research] Feeling at home in the “Chocolate City”: an exploration of place-making practices and structures of belonging amongst Africans in Guangzhou
By Roberto Castillo (2014). Inter-Asia Cultural Studies. “China is the new land of opportunities,” I am told by Chuck, aContinue Reading
[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] La petite Afrique de Canton, quand les footballeurs devinennent business men
By Stéphane Lagarde for Radio France Internationale
[Research]: Feeling at home in the “Chocolate City”: an exploration of place-making practices and structures of belonging amongst Africans in Guangzhou >>EXCERPT<<
By Roberto Castillo, Inter-Asia Cultural Studies (2014) | For full text email me: castillo.roberto at gmail.com
[Photo]: Africans in Guangzhou, a photo collection
Click on the image to see the full ‘AfroChina’ archive collection (some 300 images)
[Media Report]: People’s Daily coverage of ‘Africans in Guangzhou’
Click on the images to see the 15-image slideshow and full report Photos: Li Dong The emergence of an “AfricanContinue Reading
