Forgotten Histories, 19171945
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Köp båda 2 för 2743 kr"Benton's succinct work is a major methodological contribution to the scholarship on the communist movement, transnationalism and Chinese migration." - Anna Belogurova, Pacific Affairs: Volume 80, No. 4 - Winter 2007-2008 Professor Benton has scoured the history of the past 150 years and uncovered many examples of Chinese involvement in classic internationalist movements. His book offers a tantalizing glimpse of lives now forgotten, of old but honorable causes, and a wrenching sense of what might have been. At a time when fear and distrust of China appear to be on the rise in some sections of Western public opinion, it pays to heed the book's essentially simple message, "the Chinese abroad are no exclusive tribe but members of a common humanity". China.org.cn June 2, 2008 '...there is no question that the book has special value for scholars and advanced students working on the overseas Chinese, international relations, and nationalism. I would particularly recommend it to students in China.' - Xiang Biao, University of Oxford, Journal of Chinese Overseas, May 2008
Gregor Benton is Professor of Chinese History at Cardiff University, UK.
1. Introduction 2. Chinese in the Russian Revolution and Civil War 3. Germany 4. Cuba 5. Chinese Seafarers and the European Labour Movement 6. The Spanish Civil War, 19361939 7. Australia 8. Esperanto 9. Conclusions