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Elusive Refuge Chinese Migrants In The Cold War Laura Madokoro

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Publisher: Harvard University Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 3.05 MB

Pages: 344

Author: Laura Madokoro

ISBN: 9780674973831, 9780674971516, 0674973836, 0674971515

Language: English

Year: 2016

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Elusive Refuge Chinese Migrants In The Cold War Laura Madokoro by Laura Madokoro 9780674973831, 9780674971516, 0674973836, 0674971515 instant download after payment.

During the Cold War, millions of refugees left "Red China" to escape economic and political turmoil. Elusive Refuge explores the forgotten history of these refugee movements, explaining why people left, how they moved, and the international reactions to their plight. Linking immigration reforms with the politics of the Cold War, the book focuses on white settler societies - the United States, Australia, New Zealand, Canada and South Africa - to explore the tension between a vibrant transnational network of international secular and faith organizations that raised awareness about the plight of refugees in Asia and governments that were alarmed at the prospect of the refugees' arrival.--