Bernard P. WONG (Ph.D. in Anthropology, University of Wisconsin-Madison, 1974) is professor emeritus of anthropology and a Faculty Research Fellow of the Center of US-China Policy Studies, San Francisco State University. He has conducted fieldwork on the Chinese in Peru, the United States, Japan, the Philippines and France. He is the author of several scholarly books, many book chapters and journal articles on the Chinese in New York, San Francisco, Lima-Peru, Manila, and Silicon Valley. TAN Chee-Beng (Ph.D. in Anthropology, Cornell University, 1979) is Distinguished Professor at the Department of Anthropology, Sun Yat-sen University. He has published on Chinese overseas and on Chinese communities in southern Fujian, covering ethnicity, food, religion and transnational networks.

"王保华教授（Bernard P. Wong）和陈志明教授（Tan Chee-Beng）都是华人研究领域中极有成就的资深学者，不仅了解华人的历史和现状，而且熟知研究唐人街的各种理论和观点。他们编辑的这本书可说是填补了这个领域的空白。[...]这是一本想了解全球华人历史与现状的必读书。"刘海铭, 美国加州州立理工大学普莫纳分校亚洲与亚美研究系, 《华人研究国际学报》 第五卷 第二期 2013年12月 页111–114

• Introduction Chinatowns around the WorldBernard WongChapter One Vancouver Chinatown in TransitionPeter S. Li and Xiaoling LiChapter Two From Mott Street to East Broadway: Fuzhounese Immigrants and the Revitalization of New York's ChinatownKenneth J. GuestChapter Three The New Trends in American Chinatowns: The Case of the Chinese in ChicagoHuping LingChapter Four Chinatown Sydney: A Window on the Chinese CommunityChristine InglisChapter Five The Chinatown in Peru and the Changing Peruvian Chinese CommunitiesIsabelle Lausent-HerreraChapter Six Chinatown Havana: One Hundered and Sixty Years below the SurfaceAdrian H. HearnChapter Seven Problematizing "Chinatowns": Conflicts and Narratives Surrounding Chinese Quarters in and around ParisChuang Ya-Han and Anne-Christine TrémonChapter Eight Chinatown-Lisbon? Portrait of a Globalizing Present over a National BackgroundPaula Mota SantosChapter Nine Ikebukuro Chinatown in Tokyo: The First "New Chinatown" in JapanYamashita KiyomiChapter Ten Chinatowns: A ReflectionTan Chee-Beng

Bernard P. WONG (Ph.D. in Anthropology, University of Wisconsin-Madison, 1974) is professor emeritus of anthropology and a Faculty Research Fellow of the Center of US-China Policy Studies, San Francisco State University. He has conducted fieldwork on the Chinese in Peru, the United States, Japan, the Philippines and France. He is the author of several scholarly books, many book chapters and journal articles on the Chinese in New York, San Francisco, Lima-Peru, Manila, and Silicon Valley. TAN Chee-Beng (Ph.D. in Anthropology, Cornell University, 1979) is Distinguished Professor at the Department of Anthropology, Sun Yat-sen University. He has published on Chinese overseas and on Chinese communities in southern Fujian, covering ethnicity, food, religion and transnational networks.

"王保华教授（Bernard P. Wong）和陈志明教授（Tan Chee-Beng）都是华人研究领域中极有成就的资深学者，不仅了解华人的历史和现状，而且熟知研究唐人街的各种理论和观点。他们编辑的这本书可说是填补了这个领域的空白。[...]这是一本想了解全球华人历史与现状的必读书。"刘海铭, 美国加州州立理工大学普莫纳分校亚洲与亚美研究系, 《华人研究国际学报》 第五卷 第二期 2013年12月 页111–114

• Introduction Chinatowns around the WorldBernard WongChapter One Vancouver Chinatown in TransitionPeter S. Li and Xiaoling LiChapter Two From Mott Street to East Broadway: Fuzhounese Immigrants and the Revitalization of New York's ChinatownKenneth J. GuestChapter Three The New Trends in American Chinatowns: The Case of the Chinese in ChicagoHuping LingChapter Four Chinatown Sydney: A Window on the Chinese CommunityChristine InglisChapter Five The Chinatown in Peru and the Changing Peruvian Chinese CommunitiesIsabelle Lausent-HerreraChapter Six Chinatown Havana: One Hundered and Sixty Years below the SurfaceAdrian H. HearnChapter Seven Problematizing "Chinatowns": Conflicts and Narratives Surrounding Chinese Quarters in and around ParisChuang Ya-Han and Anne-Christine TrémonChapter Eight Chinatown-Lisbon? Portrait of a Globalizing Present over a National BackgroundPaula Mota SantosChapter Nine Ikebukuro Chinatown in Tokyo: The First "New Chinatown" in JapanYamashita KiyomiChapter Ten Chinatowns: A ReflectionTan Chee-Beng

Bernard P. WONG (Ph.D. in Anthropology, University of Wisconsin-Madison, 1974) is professor emeritus of anthropology and a Faculty Research Fellow of the Center of US-China Policy Studies, San Francisco State University. He has conducted fieldwork on the Chinese in Peru, the United States, Japan, the Philippines and France. He is the author of several scholarly books, many book chapters and journal articles on the Chinese in New York, San Francisco, Lima-Peru, Manila, and Silicon Valley. TAN Chee-Beng (Ph.D. in Anthropology, Cornell University, 1979) is Distinguished Professor at the Department of Anthropology, Sun Yat-sen University. He has published on Chinese overseas and on Chinese communities in southern Fujian, covering ethnicity, food, religion and transnational networks.

"王保华教授（Bernard P. Wong）和陈志明教授（Tan Chee-Beng）都是华人研究领域中极有成就的资深学者，不仅了解华人的历史和现状，而且熟知研究唐人街的各种理论和观点。他们编辑的这本书可说是填补了这个领域的空白。[...]这是一本想了解全球华人历史与现状的必读书。"刘海铭, 美国加州州立理工大学普莫纳分校亚洲与亚美研究系, 《华人研究国际学报》 第五卷 第二期 2013年12月 页111–114

• Introduction Chinatowns around the WorldBernard WongChapter One Vancouver Chinatown in TransitionPeter S. Li and Xiaoling LiChapter Two From Mott Street to East Broadway: Fuzhounese Immigrants and the Revitalization of New York's ChinatownKenneth J. GuestChapter Three The New Trends in American Chinatowns: The Case of the Chinese in ChicagoHuping LingChapter Four Chinatown Sydney: A Window on the Chinese CommunityChristine InglisChapter Five The Chinatown in Peru and the Changing Peruvian Chinese CommunitiesIsabelle Lausent-HerreraChapter Six Chinatown Havana: One Hundered and Sixty Years below the SurfaceAdrian H. HearnChapter Seven Problematizing "Chinatowns": Conflicts and Narratives Surrounding Chinese Quarters in and around ParisChuang Ya-Han and Anne-Christine TrémonChapter Eight Chinatown-Lisbon? Portrait of a Globalizing Present over a National BackgroundPaula Mota SantosChapter Nine Ikebukuro Chinatown in Tokyo: The First "New Chinatown" in JapanYamashita KiyomiChapter Ten Chinatowns: A ReflectionTan Chee-Beng