Materialities and corridors: The Chinese diaspora and connected societies

IF 1.4 4区社会学 Q3 DEMOGRAPHY

Asian and Pacific Migration Journal Pub Date : 2020-06-01 DOI:10.1177/0117196820932839

Cangbai Wang, V. Zheng, Hao Gao

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Abstract

This special issue centers on the role of diasporic communities in the making of ‘connected societies’ in Asia and beyond through case studies of the Chinese diaspora. The idea of ‘connected societies’ was inspired by the Belt and Road Initiative 1’ (BRI) proposed by Chinese President Xi Jinping. Its core spirit is to enhance economic collaboration and cultural exchanges between Asia and Europe through resurrecting the legacies of the ancient Silk Road, both on land and across the sea, through which to create ‘a Community of Shared Future for Mankind’ (Xinhua, 2017). The BRI is by no means a uni-versally accepted political and economic ideal. It has nevertheless opened up spaces for exploring a new global discourse of communication and development.

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物质与走廊:中国侨民与互联社会

这期特刊通过对中国侨民的个案研究，聚焦于流散社区在亚洲及其他地区构建“互联社会”中的作用。其核心精神是通过复兴古丝绸之路在陆地和海上的遗产，加强亚洲和欧洲之间的经济合作和文化交流，通过它创建“人类命运共同体”(新华社，2017)。“一带一路”不是一个普遍接受的政治经济理想。然而，它为探索关于传播和发展的新的全球话语开辟了空间。

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Asian and Pacific Migration Journal DEMOGRAPHY-

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1.20

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