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1. • • In particular, the so-called ‘rise of China’ has spawned a globalization of the idea of ‘Chinatown’ itself, with its actual uptake in urban development projects the world over, or a backlash against it, determined by varying perceptions of China's global ascendancy as an amalgam of threat and opportunity.
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   • establish closer economic links with China. As in many other cities lion dances conducted by Chinese and other Asian community groups. economy. As a leading Chinatown activis t says, ‘The economic benefit will spread out of Chinatown across the city ’(Thompson ). on economic opportunities in China as well as across Asia. As part of its

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   • This article discusses how Chinatowns today are increasingly contested sites where older diasporic understandings of Chineseness are unsettled by newer, neoliberal interpretations, dominated by the pull of China's new-found economic might.

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   • European city ’. In other words, here Chinatown is not treated as an the economic rise of China. As a result, Manchester ’s Chinatown is neglected and faces a precarious future. especially in the United States. For example, there hav e been reports ). In Houston, meanwhile, neoliberal urban revival efforts from the

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   • In other words, Chinatown became than hate. In Sydney, as elsewhere, the city government saw an Kuntz ). Chinatown was cleaned up and Dixon Street was converted into a pedestrian mall. Local Chinese businesses eagerly highlight the area ’s Chinese ‘atmosphere’. As Anderson (,) puts come to expect in Chinatown ’.

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   Dec 10, 2019 · This article discusses how Chinatowns today are increasingly contested sites where older diasporic understandings of Chineseness are unsettled by newer, neoliberal interpretations, dominated by the pull of China's new-found economic might.

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   In this article, I will examine this entanglement of the rise of China within spaces outside China by focusing on an urban artefact that is both global and local: Chinatown.

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   May 7, 2015 · As a consequence of globalization, rapid Asian (including Chinese) migration and the geopolitical shift in power towards China, Chinatowns are now, more often than not, transnational hubs for economic and cultural exchange and flow, which may prefigure the changing global cultural relations in the 21st century.

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    May 23, 2017 · In a century marked by the rise of China and a proliferation of inter-Asian mobilities, the Haymarket district of Australia’s most Asian-inflected city is undergoing a dramatic transformation. Sydney’s Chinatown, once a stigmatised ghetto of white colonial making, increasingly sets its own terms as a hub of strategic significance to the ...