作者：吴前进

出版社：上海社会科学院

出版年份：1998年10月

索书号：E184.C5W959m

介绍：此书以美国华侨、华人文化变迁为立论，重点探讨中西文化冲撞、交织、融汇过程中价值观念嬗变的曲折演进，并结合了社会学、文化学、历史学等多学科、跨领域的研究方法，从各个方位展示华侨、华人文化变迁的逻辑发展和现实成果，借以从方法论上为传统文化与现代文明的交汇找到实证的依据、经验的落实，突现本书研究的学科取向和努力指归，以达到经验与理论的较有成果的综合与互补。

Author：Yen Le Espiritu

Publisher：Temple University Press

Publishing Year：1992

Call Number：E184.A75E77

Introduction：With different histories, cultures, languages, and separate identities, most Americans of Chinese, Japanese, Filipino, Korean, and Vietnamese origin are lumped together and viewed by other Americans simply as Asian Americans. Since the mid-1960s however, these different groups have come together to promote and protect both their individual and their united interests. The first book to examine this particular subject, Asian American Panethnicity is a highly detailed case study of how, and with what success, diverse national-origin group can some together as a new, enlarged panethnic group.

Yan Le Espiritu discusses how Asian American panethnicity was able to develop only after the myriad groups of immigrants had children who were born in the United States. No longer separated by old world political conflicts, languages, and customs, these younger Asian Americans could see the political necessity and social advantages of uniting and speaking with one voice. However, the influx of the post-1965 Asian immigrants and refugees has exacerbated intergroup divisions. Making use of extensive interviews and statistical data, Espiritu examines how Asian panethnicity protects the rights and interests of all Asian American groups, including those, like the Vietnamese and Cambodians, who are less powerful and prominent than the Chinese and Japanese.

作者：吴全福

出版社：大村文化出版社

年份：1995

索书号：F899.S4W959

介绍：移民是许多人共同的美丽憧憬，然而不曾走过这条路，是无法体会个中滋味。本书所描述的正是华人在异乡所面临投资、职业、婚姻、儿女教育等生活适应上的重点。这些个案，在目前动荡的时代中，也许只是沧海一粟，但却足以给后来者启示，同时，当有更多的移民梦破灭时，它也不再只是单纯的个案而已。

Author：R.David Arkush and Leo O. Lee

Publisher：University of California Press

Publishing Year：1989

Call Number：E183.8.C5L253

Introduction：Land Without Ghosts presents for the first time selections on America from Chinese writing over the last 150 years. Included are extracts from the travel diaries of nineteenth-century diplomats, a vivid, first-hand account of blacks in 1930s Alabama and of the young white Communists working to organize them. The authors include some of the most important intellectuals and writers of twentieth-century China.

Author：Jean Yu-Wen Shen Wu and Thomas C. Chen

Publisher：Rutgers University Press

Publishing Year：2010

Call Number：E184.A75A832aas

Introduction：Asian American Studies Now truly represents the enormous changes occurring in Asian American communities and the world, changes that require a reconsideration of how the interdisciplinary field of Asian American studies is defined and taught. This comprehensive anthology, arranged in four parts and featuring a stellar group of contributors topics such as transnationalism, U.S. imperialism, multiracial identity, racism, immigration, citizenship, social justice, and pedagogy.