Migration and diversity in Asian contexts / edited by Lai Ah Eng, Francis L. Collins and Brenda S. A. Yeoh
Imprint
Singapore : Institute of Southeast Asian Studies, 2013
Edition
1st ed
Descript
xi, 293 p. ; 23 cm
CONTENT
Induction: approaching migration and diversity in Asian contexts. -- Multicultural realities and membership: states, migrations and citizenship in Asia. -- Multicultural coexistence policies of local governments in the Tokyo Metropolis: a comparative examination of social integration in response to growing ethnic diversity. -- The place of migrant workers in Singapore: between state multiracialism and everyday (Un)cosmopolitanisms. -- Selective state response and ethnic minority incorporation: the South Korean case. -- The tug of war over multiculturalism: contestation between governing and empowering immigrants in Taiwan. -- Mixed-ethnic children raised by single Thai motheers in Japan: a choice of ethnic identity. -- Being Indian in post-colonial metro Manila: identities, boundaries and the media practices. -- The Kopitiam in Singapore: an evolving story about migration and cultural diversity. -- Spatial process and cultural territory of Islamic food restaurants in Itaewon, Seoul. -- Competition and construcredness: sports, migration and diversity in Singapore.