Book contents
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- Contributors
- Introduction
- PART I History and Remembrance
- 1 China Meets Southeast Asia: A Long-Term Historical Review
- 2 Philippine-China Connection from Pre-Colonial Period to Post-Cold War Era: An Assessment
- 3 Defining Identity through Remembering the War: Representation of World War II in Chinese Newspapers in the Immediate Post-war Singapore
- 4 Re-positioning “Patriotism”: Various Aspects of Financial Support to China in Penang around 1911
- 5 Perceptions of China for the Overseas Chinese Tea Traders in Colonial Singapore, 1928–58
- 6 Myanmar's Relations with China from Tagaung through Hanthawati-Taungngu Periods
- PART II The Cultural and Chinese Identity
- PART III Economy, Politics and Regionalism
- Index
4 - Re-positioning “Patriotism”: Various Aspects of Financial Support to China in Penang around 1911
from PART I - History and Remembrance
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Book contents
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- Contributors
- Introduction
- PART I History and Remembrance
- 1 China Meets Southeast Asia: A Long-Term Historical Review
- 2 Philippine-China Connection from Pre-Colonial Period to Post-Cold War Era: An Assessment
- 3 Defining Identity through Remembering the War: Representation of World War II in Chinese Newspapers in the Immediate Post-war Singapore
- 4 Re-positioning “Patriotism”: Various Aspects of Financial Support to China in Penang around 1911
- 5 Perceptions of China for the Overseas Chinese Tea Traders in Colonial Singapore, 1928–58
- 6 Myanmar's Relations with China from Tagaung through Hanthawati-Taungngu Periods
- PART II The Cultural and Chinese Identity
- PART III Economy, Politics and Regionalism
- Index
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- Connecting and DistancingSoutheast Asia and China, pp. 76 - 99Publisher: ISEAS–Yusof Ishak InstitutePrint publication year: 2009