Proceedings of LuoDi-ShengGen : The Legal, Political and Economic Status of Chinese in Diaspora, 1992 Nov. 26-29.

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Proceedings of LuoDi-ShengGen : The Legal, Political and Economic Status of Chinese in Diaspora, 1992 Nov. 26-29.

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Contains printed program, directory of participants, and a bibliography of overseas Chinese, along with a complete set of papers presented, including the introductory remarks by Ling-chi Wang, and keynote speech by Wang Gungwu. Panel discussions covered issues relating to the Chinese in Asia, Southeast Asia; North, South, and Central America; Australia, New Zealand, and the South Pacific; Europe; and, Africa. Also includes materials from the conference planning committee, including meeting announcements and agendas, with working notes, 1991-1993.

Papers: 4 boxes (2.0 linear ft.)Phonotapes: 55 sound cassettes in 2 boxes.

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