THE CHINESE IN SOUTHEAST ASIA AND BEYOND<br> Socioeconomic and Political Dimensions

THE CHINESE IN SOUTHEAST ASIA AND BEYOND
Socioeconomic and Political Dimensions

CONTENTS

FRONT MATTER CHING-HWANG YEN	i
Part I: The Chinese in Malaysia and Singapore
Introduction CHING-HWANG YEN	3
Malaysian Chinese Society in Transition (1903–2003) CHING-HWANG YEN	11
A Century of Chinese Business in Malaysia (1904–2004) CHING-HWANG YEN	37
The Roles of Hokkiens in the History of Malaysia and Singapore CHING-HWANG YEN	63
Kinship and Organization: The History of the Gan (Yan or Yen) Clansmen in Singapore and Malaysia (1850–1993) CHING-HWANG YEN	93
The Development and Future of the Chinese Kinship Associations in Singapore and Malaysia CHING-HWANG YEN	117
Reflections on My Study of Ethnic Chinese History in Singapore and Malaysia CHING-HWANG YEN	137
Sun Yat-sen and the Chinese in Singapore and Malaya (1900–1911) CHING-HWANG YEN	149
Tongmenghui, Sun Yat-sen, and the Chinese in Singapore and Malaya: A Revisit CHING-HWANG YEN	177
Lim Lian Geok and His Struggle for the Chinese Education in Malaya (1949–1961) CHING-HWANG YEN	211
Part II: The Chinese in Southeast Asia and Beyond
Social Change in the Ethnic (Overseas) Chinese Communities: A Historical Perspective CHING-HWANG YEN	261
A Preliminary Study of Chinese Capitalism in Southeast Asia (1842–1941) CHING-HWANG YEN	285
Confucianism and the Ethnic Chinese Business in East and Southeast Asia CHING-HWANG YEN	321
The Overseas Chinese Nationalism: A Historical Study CHING-HWANG YEN	337
Nanyang Chinese and the 1911 Revolution CHING-HWANG YEN	361
Hakka Chinese in Southeast Asian History CHING-HWANG YEN	379
Hong Kong, China, and the Overseas Chinese CHING-HWANG YEN	397
Dr Sun Yat-sen and 21st Century China CHING-HWANG YEN	411

BACK MATTER CHING-HWANG YEN	431
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