Li Minghuan
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 1284975 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Li Minghuan |
| NOMBRES | Li |
| APELLIDO | Minghuan |
| FIRMA | MINGHUAN L |
| AFILIACIONES | Xiamen University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-1683-3248 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 11 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 19 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 11 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1999 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2024 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
How digital finance affects the financial asset allocation of brick-and-mortar businesses
The recent integration of digital technology and financial services has given rise to the newly emerging modality of digital finance. However, does digital finance improve the efficiency of financial services while influencing the investment behavior of brick-and-mortar businesses? With the help of the data about Chinese listed companies, this paper uses multiple regression analysis, instrumental variables, and other methods to empirically test w…
A Group in Transition
Viewed historically, Chinese students were among the earliest Chinese immigrants in the Netherlands. These, however, were ethnic Chinese mainly from the Dutch East Indies. According to available statistical data, there were about 20 Peranakan Chinese students studying in the Netherlands in 1911. This number increased to about 50 in 1920 and to about 150 in 1930. After the end of the Cultural Revolution, sending and training Chinese students and e…
Journeys between Europe and China
This is a factual story of an academic journey of three-decades told by the author about how she thrived in her research on Chinese Overseas in Europe. The author was among few academics from prc who went to study in Amsterdam in the mid-1980s. Ill-prepared and bewildered, she received help from Chinese Overseas. The experience marked the beginning of her life-long academic interest in Chinese Overseas. She was trained as a historian at Xiamen Un…
Moving the Migration Frontier
The New Chinese Migration is frequently contrasted to the earlier 19 th century mass migrations in terms of its origins (urban vs rural), migrant types (students and professionals vs coolies) and destinations (developed vs developing countries). A significant component of this new migration from the PRC however, continues to originate from the qiaoxiang – the emigrant‐sending areas of the 19 th century migrations. Based on an extensive review of …
Playing Edge Ball‘ Transnational Migration Brokerage in China
Making a living at the interface of legality and illegality
Since the late 1990s, Israel has become a new destination for Chinese migrant workers. In the view of many studies conducted in Israel, the Chinese migrant workers are often a neglected and almost invisible group. The purpose of this paper is to explore the initiation of this migration trend and its social consequences. The major discussion of this study focuses on how the whole process of migration is carried out at the interface between legalit…
Chinese Among Others
Transnational Chinese
Reviewed by: Transnational Chinese: Fujianese Migrants in Europe Li Minghuan Transnational Chinese: Fujianese Migrants in Europe. By Frank N. Pieke, Pal Nyiri, Mette Thunø and Antonella Ceccagno . Stanford, California: Stanford University Press, 2004. 252 pp. This book is an admirable achievement by a transnational research team composed of five experienced scholars from five countries, each working in his/her respective research locality for thr…
Transnational Chinese
From ‘Sons of the Yellow Emperor’ to ‘Children of Indonesian Soil’
After making a comparative study of the Chinese Batavia Kong Koan archives between its earlier and later periods, this article discusses what was an apparently inevitable localisation of immigrants' identities, in the context of immigration, settlement and, in particular, intermarriage
'We Need Two Worlds'
A highly informative report on Chinese immigrants in the Netherlands, We Need Two Worlds is a clear and well-structured dissertation which presents a considerable amount of new material to existing knowledge of Chinese associations and their role in the Netherlands. The situation in Amsterdam is comparable to Chinese societies in other major cities, e.g. New York and London. This comprehensive study will help Western students, academics, civil se…
Making a living at the interface of legality and illegality
Since the late 1990s, Israel has become a new destination for Chinese migrant workers. In the view of many studies conducted in Israel, the Chinese migrant workers are often a neglected and almost invisible group. The purpose of this paper is to explore the initiation of this migration trend and its social consequences. The major discussion of this study focuses on how the whole process of migration is carried out at the interface between legalit…
Moving the Migration Frontier
The New Chinese Migration is frequently contrasted to the earlier 19 th century mass migrations in terms of its origins (urban vs rural), migrant types (students and professionals vs coolies) and destinations (developed vs developing countries). A significant component of this new migration from the PRC however, continues to originate from the qiaoxiang – the emigrant‐sending areas of the 19 th century migrations. Based on an extensive review of …
Chinese Among Others
From ‘Sons of the Yellow Emperor’ to ‘Children of Indonesian Soil’
After making a comparative study of the Chinese Batavia Kong Koan archives between its earlier and later periods, this article discusses what was an apparently inevitable localisation of immigrants' identities, in the context of immigration, settlement and, in particular, intermarriage
'We Need Two Worlds'
A highly informative report on Chinese immigrants in the Netherlands, We Need Two Worlds is a clear and well-structured dissertation which presents a considerable amount of new material to existing knowledge of Chinese associations and their role in the Netherlands. The situation in Amsterdam is comparable to Chinese societies in other major cities, e.g. New York and London. This comprehensive study will help Western students, academics, civil se…
From ‘Sons of the Yellow Emperor’ to ‘Children of Indonesian Soil’
After making a comparative study of the Chinese Batavia Kong Koan archives between its earlier and later periods, this article discusses what was an apparently inevitable localisation of immigrants' identities, in the context of immigration, settlement and, in particular, intermarriage
Transnational Chinese
Reviewed by: Transnational Chinese: Fujianese Migrants in Europe Li Minghuan Transnational Chinese: Fujianese Migrants in Europe. By Frank N. Pieke, Pal Nyiri, Mette Thunø and Antonella Ceccagno . Stanford, California: Stanford University Press, 2004. 252 pp. This book is an admirable achievement by a transnational research team composed of five experienced scholars from five countries, each working in his/her respective research locality for thr…
Transnational Chinese
Making a living at the interface of legality and illegality
Since the late 1990s, Israel has become a new destination for Chinese migrant workers. In the view of many studies conducted in Israel, the Chinese migrant workers are often a neglected and almost invisible group. The purpose of this paper is to explore the initiation of this migration trend and its social consequences. The major discussion of this study focuses on how the whole process of migration is carried out at the interface between legalit…
Chinese Among Others
Playing Edge Ball‘ Transnational Migration Brokerage in China
Moving the Migration Frontier
The New Chinese Migration is frequently contrasted to the earlier 19 th century mass migrations in terms of its origins (urban vs rural), migrant types (students and professionals vs coolies) and destinations (developed vs developing countries). A significant component of this new migration from the PRC however, continues to originate from the qiaoxiang – the emigrant‐sending areas of the 19 th century migrations. Based on an extensive review of …
Journeys between Europe and China
This is a factual story of an academic journey of three-decades told by the author about how she thrived in her research on Chinese Overseas in Europe. The author was among few academics from prc who went to study in Amsterdam in the mid-1980s. Ill-prepared and bewildered, she received help from Chinese Overseas. The experience marked the beginning of her life-long academic interest in Chinese Overseas. She was trained as a historian at Xiamen Un…
A Group in Transition
Viewed historically, Chinese students were among the earliest Chinese immigrants in the Netherlands. These, however, were ethnic Chinese mainly from the Dutch East Indies. According to available statistical data, there were about 20 Peranakan Chinese students studying in the Netherlands in 1911. This number increased to about 50 in 1920 and to about 150 in 1930. After the end of the Cultural Revolution, sending and training Chinese students and e…
How digital finance affects the financial asset allocation of brick-and-mortar businesses
The recent integration of digital technology and financial services has given rise to the newly emerging modality of digital finance. However, does digital finance improve the efficiency of financial services while influencing the investment behavior of brick-and-mortar businesses? With the help of the data about Chinese listed companies, this paper uses multiple regression analysis, instrumental variables, and other methods to empirically test w…
China (8 obras) · History (7 obras) · Migration, Ethnicity, and Economy (7 obras) · Political science (7 obras) · Law (6 obras) · Sociology (6 obras) · Diaspora, migration, transnational identity (5 obras) · Geography (5 obras) · Business (4 obras) · History (4 obras)