Author: Kandice Chuh, Karen Shimakawa

Publishing Year: 2001

Publisher: Duke University Press

Call Number: E184.O6R69

Description: Asian and Asian American studies emerged, respectively , from Cold War and social protest ideologies. Yet, in the context of contemporary globalization, can these ideological distinction remain in place?Suggesting new directions for studies of the Asian diaspora, the prominent scholars who contribute to this volume raise important questions about the genealogies of these fields, their mutual imbrication, and their relationship to other disciplinary formations, including American and ethnic studies.

作者：印尼生活报纪念丛书编委会

出版社：世界图书出版公司

年份：2012

索书号：PN5449.I5 Y51

简介：
印尼《生活报》创刊于1945年10月，是印尼一家进步中文报纸，发行量达到5万多份，在华侨社会中几乎家喻户晓，在印尼华侨中享有很高的声誉。60年后，原印尼《生活报》的编辑及其后人和热心人士整理《生活报》的资料，编辑出版了《印尼〈生活报〉纪念丛书》，丛书在编辑过程中得到了中国侨联和一些华侨华人研究机构的大力支持，并于10月底在厦门举行印尼《生活报》创刊68周年纪念暨《印尼〈生活报〉纪念丛书》首发研讨会。南通侨联作为特邀嘉宾出席了丛书的首发式。

丛书编委会秘书长徐筑向南通侨联主席吴亚军简要介绍了丛书的编辑经过。吴亚军对印尼《生活报》纪念丛书编委会向南通侨联和南通华侨博物馆分别赠送全套系列丛书表示感谢，并请徐筑秘书长向编委会的其他成员转达南通侨联的谢意和问候。吴亚军表示，南通侨联将继续与印尼《生活报》纪念丛书编委会合作，共同研究侨史，共同探讨在海外弘扬中华文化的新形式和新载体，并且在要南通侨界宣传印尼《生活报》的精神，传承老一辈海外侨胞的优良传统。

丛书书目：千仞（早期）诗文选、邹访今文选、黑婴文选、王纪元文选、郑楚云文选、因明（梁培基）文选、汪大军文选、千岛春痕、他是大地上的一撮泥土、黄周规诗文选、杨骚诗文选、生活报的回忆、郑曼如文选、社论全集（之一-之五）、国家领导人及世界知名人士在生活报题词集：翰墨映青史

Author：Judy Yung and the Chinese Historical Society of America

Publisher：Arcadia Publishing

Publishing Year：2006

Call Number：F869.S36Y95

Introduction：San Francisco’s Chinatown- the oldest, largest, and most famous Chinese enclave outside of Asia- is more than a tourist attraction. Since its birth in the 1850s, Chinatown has also been a residential neighborhood, business community, and cultural center for generations of Chinese Americans. This collection of vintage photographs, taken from public archives and private collections, looks beyond the facade of Chinatown to show the realities of daily life, including a community’s struggle for survival against racial hostility, exclusion laws, two major earthquakes, and urban renewal. The images of ordinary people working, shopping, and socializing in Chinatown, combined with the changing streetscape, historic landmarks, and significant cultural and political events, are organized into three historical periods, providing a panoramic view of community transformation from the gold rush to the present day.

Author : Stanley Karnow, Nancy Yoshihara

Publisher : The Asia Society

Year : 1992

Call Number : E184.O6K18

Introduction : The authors offer an insightful and illuminating overview of the backgrounds, struggles, achievements, and persisting problems-such as those relating to stereotyping, caricaturing, and scapegoating-of those once widely viewed as a perilous threat to the fabric of American society and now seen by many as “model minorities”.