Shibao Guo (郭世宝) is Professor at the University of Calgary, Canada. He specialises in transnational migration, Chinese diasporas studies, ethnic and race relations, and comparative and international education. He is former president of the Canadian Ethnic Studies Association and currently serves as co-editor of Canadian Ethnic Studies.

• Introduction—Reimagining Chinese diasporas in a transnational world: toward a new research agenda 1. Southeast Asian Chinese engage a rising China: business associations, institutionalised transnationalism, and the networked state 2. Forever foreign? Is there a future for Chinese people in Africa? 3. Divergent experiences and patterns of integration: contemporary Chinese immigrants in metropolitan Los Angeles, USA 4. Riding on the waves of transformation in the Asia-Pacific: Chinese migration to Australia since the late 1980s 5. A hierarchy of aspirations within a field of educational possibilities: the futures of Chinese immigrants in Luxembourg 6. Cantonese migrant networks, white supremacy, and the political utility of apologies in Canada

Shibao Guo (郭世宝) is Professor at the University of Calgary, Canada. He specialises in transnational migration, Chinese diasporas studies, ethnic and race relations, and comparative and international education. He is former president of the Canadian Ethnic Studies Association and currently serves as co-editor of Canadian Ethnic Studies.

• Introduction—Reimagining Chinese diasporas in a transnational world: toward a new research agenda 1. Southeast Asian Chinese engage a rising China: business associations, institutionalised transnationalism, and the networked state 2. Forever foreign? Is there a future for Chinese people in Africa? 3. Divergent experiences and patterns of integration: contemporary Chinese immigrants in metropolitan Los Angeles, USA 4. Riding on the waves of transformation in the Asia-Pacific: Chinese migration to Australia since the late 1980s 5. A hierarchy of aspirations within a field of educational possibilities: the futures of Chinese immigrants in Luxembourg 6. Cantonese migrant networks, white supremacy, and the political utility of apologies in Canada