... and threats of retribution for breaking their silence about their exploitation. An extreme form of enforceable trust underpins a tightly guarded system of labor migration, underscoring the need for regulatory follow-through once the cooperation agreements are signed. Baja California Chinese diaspora...

... Havana Barrio Chino Office of the Historian Chinese diaspora trust ...

... Baja California Chinese diaspora ethnic entrepreneurship exploitation enforceable trust ...

..., manufacturing, and service sectors. In both countries, Chinese diasporas are reconnecting with mainland China, generating internal pressure for official engagement with the People’s Republic of China. To conceptualize these overlapping transnational phenomena requires unifying themes that cut across...

.... To improve this situation, Mexican small business associations, manufacturing groups, and entrepreneurs in the Chinese diaspora argue that the federal government should more actively support public-private partnerships to connect suppliers, exporters, and importers. Others disagree, arguing that the trust...

... to local demands for infrastructure improvements and commercial leeway. The case of Barrio Chino demonstrates how trust on the ground is shaping the trajectory of Cuba’s national and international evolution. Havana Barrio Chino Office of the Historian Chinese diaspora trust ...

..., and settlement. The experiences of people—Africans, Arabs, Chinese, Indians, Malays, and others—on the move across the Indian Ocean show the dynamics of diaspora histories, and also provide perspective on the populations among whom they lived and the colonies and states that tried to control them. mobility...

.... Film songs flourished in this period bookended by the Chinese jazz age and the era of rock ‘n’ roll. Hong Kong cinema diaspora film music musicals opera films ...

...Dismantling Borders, Building Bridges<subtitle>Migration and Diasporas</subtitle> Part 2 focuses on the rich cultural assets of diasporic cultures in the United States and how artists and organizers are reconciling identities and connection to geographies beyond the confines of geopolitical...

... for many reasons, like pilgrimage (such as the hajj), trade, and settlement. The experiences of people—Africans, Arabs, Chinese, Indians, Malays, and others—on the move across the Indian Ocean show the dynamics of diaspora histories, and also provide perspective on the populations among whom they lived...

... is forcing public, private, and civic sectors to interact in new ways. In Cuba, nascent trade and investment agreements with China have provoked a grudging awareness that uncompromising state control is poorly suited to post–Cold War rationalism. In Mexico, unrelenting Chinese commercial competition has...

... Hong Kong cinema diaspora film music musicals opera films ...

... insulated Chinese electronics, automobiles, and appliances from Cuba’s ubiquitous informal sector and enabled the phased liberalization of associated markets. But state micromanagement has also impeded creative partnerships between independent actors, limiting opportunities for investment, employment...