Contents

Kapitel in diesem Buch

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents v
3. Preface vii
4. Glossary ix
5. Part 1. Understanding Beijing’s Policy
6. Chapter 1. THE RISE OF CHINA AND THE CHINESE OVERSEAS 3
7. Chapter 2. THE CHINESE OVERSEAS AND THE “OVERSEAS CHINESE AFFAIRS OFFICE” 23
8. Chapter 3. CHINA’S FOREIGN POLICY VIS-À-VIS THE CHINESE OVERSEAS 40
9. Part II. Responses to External Events
10. Chapter 4. NON-INTERVENTION: The 1998 ANTI-CHINESE VIOLENCE IN INDONESIA 53
11. Chapter 5. DIRECT PROTECTION: EXAMPLES FROM SOUTH PACIFIC, THE MIDDLE EAST AND AFRICA 69
12. Chapter 6. EFFECTIVE PROTECTION? THE 2014 ANTI-CHINA/CHINESE RIOTS IN VIETNAM 95
13. Chapter 7. FROM NON-INTERVENTION TO INTERVENTION? THE “NUDE SQUAT” EPISODE AND CHINESE AMBASSADOR SAGA IN MALAYSIA 107
14. Chapter 8. TO HELP OR NOT TO HELP? THE KOKANG CHINESE PROBLEM IN MYANMAR 126
15. Part III. Responses to Internal Needs
16. Chapter 9. THE USE OF CHINESE TRANSNATIONALISM, THE SICHUAN EARTHQUAKE AND THE BEIJING OLYMPIC GAMES 143
17. Chapter 10. DIRECT CONTROL? BEIJING AND THE WORLD CHINESE ENTREPRENEURS CONFERENCE 154
18. Chapter 11. “ONE BELT ONE ROAD” STRATEGY AND THE CHINESE OVERSEAS 167
19. Chapter 12. BEIJING’S SOFT POWER BID: PROMOTION OF THE CHINESE LANGUAGE AND CONFUCIUS INSTITUTES 182
20. Part IV. New Policy and Its Impact
21. Chapter 13. BEIJING’S NEW POLICY: A RETURN TO CHINESE TRANSNATIONALISM? 207
22. Chapter 14. THE IMPACT OF BEIJING’S CHANGING POLICY 222
23. Appendix. THE nat ionality law of the people’s republic of china 239
24. Bibliography 242
25. Index 263