Transnational Social Practice from Below: The Experiences of a Chinese Leneage

Authors	P. Song
Supervisors	H.A. Sutherland O.D. van den Muijzenberg
Cosupervisors	M.A.F. Rutten L.M. Douw
Award date	12-11-2002
Number of pages	340
Organisations	Faculty of Social and Behavioural Sciences (FMG)
Document type	PhD thesis
Note	Research conducted at: ASSR
Downloads	Thesis Cover Titlepage Acknowledgements Contents Tables and Maps Introduction Part One: Transnational Social Space: Emerging and Shaping Chapter 1 Landscape, History and Moving: the Peng Siong Zheng Lineage in Yongchun County Chapter 2 Individual and Institutional Ties: the Zheng Lineage in the Malay Peninsula Part two: Transnational Social Practice: Logic, Complexity and Dynamics Chapter 3 Wenyao Zheng and His Romanticism Chapter 4 Xingzhong Zheng and Jujing Hall Chapter 5 Jingsing Zheng and the Wanma Group Part Three: Intervening in the Transnational Practice: Government and Middleman Chapter 6 Local Government: Participator and Pusher Chapter Seven Middlemen and their Role in Transnational Social Space Conclusion: The Cultural Logic of Southeast Asian Chinese Transnational Social Practice Bibliography Abstract Nederlandse Samenvatting Cover
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