困在武汉?新冠肺炎疫情爆发后，白人流动资本和混血家庭的撤离

Q2 Social Sciences

Asian anthropology Pub Date : 2022-07-18 DOI:10.1080/1683478X.2022.2093770

Willy Sier

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摘要2020年1月新冠肺炎在武汉爆发后，世界各国政府从中国撤离了公民。很快，由西方白人移民和中国公民组成的家庭的撤离出现了问题，因为他们的混合公民身份使他们无法作为一个家庭撤离。通过分析有关这些家庭困境的新闻报道、政策文件和社交媒体讨论，本文调查了他们在这场危机中面临分离的原因。根据白人流动资本的概念，它认为新冠肺炎时代让我们注意到中国白人移民长期以来流动特权的薄弱基础，并揭示了中国越来越多的混合身份家庭的不稳定状况。

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Stuck in Wuhan? White mobility capital and the evacuation of mixed-status families after the Covid-19 outbreak

Abstract After the Covid-19 outbreak in Wuhan in January 2020, governments around the world evacuated their citizens from China. Soon, problems arose in relation to the evacuation of families made up of white Western migrants and Chinese citizens, as their mixed citizenship status prevented them from being evacuated as a family. By analyzing news reports, policy documents, and social media discussions about these families’ predicaments, this article investigates the reasons why they faced being separated in this time of crisis. Drawing on the concept of white mobility capital, it argues that the Covid-19 era brings to our attention the weak foundation of long-assumed mobility privileges among white migrants in China and sheds light on the precarious status of increasing numbers of mixed-status families in China.

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