Migration in China and Asia [electronic resource] : Experience and Policy / edited by Jijiao Zhang, Howard Duncan.

1. Introduction: Zhang Jijiao, Howard Duncan -- I: Migration and its Impacts in China and Asia: 1: "Wind over Water":Some Anthropological Thoughts on East Asian Migration: David W. Haines -- 2: Flows of People and the Canada-China Relationship in the 21st Century: Kenny Zhang -- 3: International Migration and Economic Development in Northeast China - The Acquisition and Transfer of New Migrant Capital: Outi Luova -- 4: Asylum Seekers in Hong Kong: The Paradoxes of Lives Lived on Hold :Gordon Mathews -- II: International Migration and Marriage: 5: Socio-cultural Consequences of International Marriages in Korea: Emergence of Multiculturalism?: Hyup Choi -- 6: Constructing "Home" Across National Boundaries: A Case of Pakistani-Japanese Marriage: Masako Kudo -- 7: Empowerment or exploitation? How international is international marriage migration?: AKM Ahsan Ullah -- III: Migrant's Education and Employment: 8: Immigration and Diversity: Exploring Immigrant Parents' Contributions to Teacher Education: Yan Guo -- 9: Intra-metropolitan Opportunity Structure and Immigrant Self-employment: Cathy Yang Liu -- IV: Chinese Migration in Other Countries -- 10: Chinese Migration to Japan, 1979-2010: Patterns and Policies: Chunfen Shao -- 11: Old and New Chinese Organizations in Suriname (Paul B. Tjon Sie Fat -- 12: The Localisation Strategies of Chinese Immigrants in Belgium - A Typological Study: Li-chuan Liuhuang -- 13: New Chinese Immigrants to New Zealand: a PRC Dimension: Phoebe H. Li -- V: Return Migration: 14: Return Migration in the Age of Globalization: A Critical Review of Theoretical Models: Ding Yueya -- 15: Transnational Migration in the Age of Globalization: Chinese Canadians in Beijing: Shibao Guo.