Sofia Gaspar, PhD (2005), CIES-Iscte, Lisbon University Institute, is Senior Researcher at that university. She has published several papers and monographs on China and Southeast Asia, at journals as International Migration (2020) and Journal of Chinese Overseas (2017).Irene Rodrigues, PhD (2013), Universidade de Lisboa, is Professor of Anthropology at ISCSP, Universidade de Lisboa. She has published books, chapters and articles on Chinese migration, such as at Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies (2021) and Urban Science (2018).

• AcknowledgmentsList of IllustrationsAbbreviationsNotes on ContributorsThe Presence of China and the Chinese Diaspora in Portugal and ­Portuguese-Speaking Territories: An IntroductionIrene Rodrigues and Sofia GasparPART 1: Chinese Communities in Portugal: Mobilities, School, and Learning1 The Silk Route of Student Mobility: Portuguese Universities’ Strategies for Attracting Chinese StudentsThais França2 Academic Performance of Chinese Students in PortugalSofia Gaspar, Helena Carvalho and Teresa Seabra3 Chinese Language Teaching in Portugal: Models, Motivations, and ChallengesWang Jincheng and Sun YuePART 2: Crossings between Chinese Entrepreneurship, Economy, and Ethnicity in Portugal and Macao4 Chinese Entrepreneurship in Portugal: The interaction of Ethnic ­Resources and a Host Society’s Opportunity StructureCatarina Reis Oliveira5 Tourism Dynamics in Sino-Portuguese Bilateral Relations: The Case of the Chinese Outbound Market in PortugalJiawei Xing, Zélia Breda and Jorge Tavares da Silva6 A Chinese Mission for Macao: To Build Bridges between China and the Portuguese-Speaking CountriesCátia Miriam CostaPART 3: China’s Global Connections with Lusophone Countries: Emerging Geopolitical Interests7 China’s Energy Security and Portugal in Belt and Road InitiativeCarla Fernandes8 The Dragon and the Crocodile Revisited: The Chinese Influence in Timor-LesteNuno Canas Mendes9 Connecting Connectivities: China and the Environmental Dimension of the Belt and Road Initiative in Portuguese-Speaking African CountriesAndrea Valente10 The Impacts of Bolsonaro’s Presidency on the Brazilian-Chinese RelationshipRaquel de Caria PatrícioIndex

Sofia Gaspar, PhD (2005), CIES-Iscte, Lisbon University Institute, is Senior Researcher at that university. She has published several papers and monographs on China and Southeast Asia, at journals as International Migration (2020) and Journal of Chinese Overseas (2017).Irene Rodrigues, PhD (2013), Universidade de Lisboa, is Professor of Anthropology at ISCSP, Universidade de Lisboa. She has published books, chapters and articles on Chinese migration, such as at Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies (2021) and Urban Science (2018).

• AcknowledgmentsList of IllustrationsAbbreviationsNotes on ContributorsThe Presence of China and the Chinese Diaspora in Portugal and ­Portuguese-Speaking Territories: An IntroductionIrene Rodrigues and Sofia GasparPART 1: Chinese Communities in Portugal: Mobilities, School, and Learning1 The Silk Route of Student Mobility: Portuguese Universities’ Strategies for Attracting Chinese StudentsThais França2 Academic Performance of Chinese Students in PortugalSofia Gaspar, Helena Carvalho and Teresa Seabra3 Chinese Language Teaching in Portugal: Models, Motivations, and ChallengesWang Jincheng and Sun YuePART 2: Crossings between Chinese Entrepreneurship, Economy, and Ethnicity in Portugal and Macao4 Chinese Entrepreneurship in Portugal: The interaction of Ethnic ­Resources and a Host Society’s Opportunity StructureCatarina Reis Oliveira5 Tourism Dynamics in Sino-Portuguese Bilateral Relations: The Case of the Chinese Outbound Market in PortugalJiawei Xing, Zélia Breda and Jorge Tavares da Silva6 A Chinese Mission for Macao: To Build Bridges between China and the Portuguese-Speaking CountriesCátia Miriam CostaPART 3: China’s Global Connections with Lusophone Countries: Emerging Geopolitical Interests7 China’s Energy Security and Portugal in Belt and Road InitiativeCarla Fernandes8 The Dragon and the Crocodile Revisited: The Chinese Influence in Timor-LesteNuno Canas Mendes9 Connecting Connectivities: China and the Environmental Dimension of the Belt and Road Initiative in Portuguese-Speaking African CountriesAndrea Valente10 The Impacts of Bolsonaro’s Presidency on the Brazilian-Chinese RelationshipRaquel de Caria PatrícioIndex

Sofia Gaspar, PhD (2005), CIES-Iscte, Lisbon University Institute, is Senior Researcher at that university. She has published several papers and monographs on China and Southeast Asia, at journals as International Migration (2020) and Journal of Chinese Overseas (2017).Irene Rodrigues, PhD (2013), Universidade de Lisboa, is Professor of Anthropology at ISCSP, Universidade de Lisboa. She has published books, chapters and articles on Chinese migration, such as at Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies (2021) and Urban Science (2018).

• AcknowledgmentsList of IllustrationsAbbreviationsNotes on ContributorsThe Presence of China and the Chinese Diaspora in Portugal and ­Portuguese-Speaking Territories: An IntroductionIrene Rodrigues and Sofia GasparPART 1: Chinese Communities in Portugal: Mobilities, School, and Learning1 The Silk Route of Student Mobility: Portuguese Universities’ Strategies for Attracting Chinese StudentsThais França2 Academic Performance of Chinese Students in PortugalSofia Gaspar, Helena Carvalho and Teresa Seabra3 Chinese Language Teaching in Portugal: Models, Motivations, and ChallengesWang Jincheng and Sun YuePART 2: Crossings between Chinese Entrepreneurship, Economy, and Ethnicity in Portugal and Macao4 Chinese Entrepreneurship in Portugal: The interaction of Ethnic ­Resources and a Host Society’s Opportunity StructureCatarina Reis Oliveira5 Tourism Dynamics in Sino-Portuguese Bilateral Relations: The Case of the Chinese Outbound Market in PortugalJiawei Xing, Zélia Breda and Jorge Tavares da Silva6 A Chinese Mission for Macao: To Build Bridges between China and the Portuguese-Speaking CountriesCátia Miriam CostaPART 3: China’s Global Connections with Lusophone Countries: Emerging Geopolitical Interests7 China’s Energy Security and Portugal in Belt and Road InitiativeCarla Fernandes8 The Dragon and the Crocodile Revisited: The Chinese Influence in Timor-LesteNuno Canas Mendes9 Connecting Connectivities: China and the Environmental Dimension of the Belt and Road Initiative in Portuguese-Speaking African CountriesAndrea Valente10 The Impacts of Bolsonaro’s Presidency on the Brazilian-Chinese RelationshipRaquel de Caria PatrícioIndex