1st Edition
Border Crossing in Greater China Production, Community and Identity
1. Introduction: Crossing borders in greater China: A multidimensional perspective, Jenn-hwan Wang Part Ⅰ: Production 2. Managing cross-border innovation networks: Taiwan’s IC design industry, Jenn-hwan Wang and Sheng-wen Tseng 3. Embedded trust and beyond: The organizational network transformation of Taishang’s shoe industry in China, Chih-peng Cheng 4. Taiwanese architects and post-Mao China’s production of the built environment, Shiuh-Shen Chien 5. Establishing Guanxi in Chinese market: Comparative analysis of Japanese, Korean, and Taiwanese expatriates in mainland China, Shigeto Sonoda 6. Local response of "growth" and "dependency": A case study of Taiwan businessmen in Suzhou, China, Chia-ming Chang and Ter-hsing Cheng Part Ⅱ: Community 7. Lifestyle migrants: Taiwanese women in China, Ping Lin 8. Marginal mobilities: Taiwanese manufacturing companies’ migration to inner China, Jian-bang Deng 9. Cross-strait economic exchanges by night: Pleasure, work, and power in Chinese karaoke hostess bars, Hsiu-hua Shen 10. Class, gender and globalized intimacy: The second-wife phenomenon in Great China, Suowei Xiao Part Ⅲ: Identity 11. How identities matter? Taiwanese cultural workers in China, Yen-Fen Tseng 12. Class or identity matters? The social assimilation of Taiwanese Sojourners in China, Ruihua Lin, Shu Keng, and Richard Weixing Hu 13. Ethnic identity of Hong Kong people: An academic question turned political, Robert Chung and Edward Tai 14. Hong Kong and diasporic China, Angelina Chin
Biography
Jenn-hwan Wang is Chair Professor of the Graduate Institute of Development Studies at National Chengchi University, Taiwan.
