1st Edition
Transnational Ties, Local Lives Translocal Dynamics of Chinese Diaspora and Community Re-organisation
1. Introduction 2. Ethnic Community Organising – A Co-evolutionary Framework 3. How China Matters: The Rise of Transnational China-engaging Activism and Chinese Qiaowu Work 4. How Australia Matters: The Rise of Local Activism and Australian Factors at Play 5. The Making and Remaking of Community Leadership 6. Women in Community Organising 7. A Redrawn Organisational Landscape 8. Conclusion
Biography
Qiuping Pan is a lecturer at Asia Institute, University of Melbourne. Her research centres on migration and mobility as frameworks for understanding social and political transformations. Her work examines diverse patterns of human movement and their implications, exploring issues such as citizenship practices, civic participation, social reproduction, state-society dynamics, and mobility governance, with particular focus on the contexts of China and Australia.
