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- First Page
- Preliminary pages
- List of illustrations
- List of acronyms
- Contributors
- 1. The Chinese in Papua New Guinea’s past, present and future
- Section 1: The Chinese in PNG: Their travels and multiple histories
- 2. Archives as artefacts of knowledge: A Sepik philosopher and a Chinese trader in Papua New Guinea
- Vignette—Reflection: Research with the Bragge Collection and Reflections on Sepik Chinese
- 3. What was colonial in extending Australian citizenship to New Guinea Chinese?
- Vignette—Reflection: History of a Chinese family in PNG
- 4. The rise and rise of China: Contemporary Chinese community in PNG (2010–2020)
- Section 2: The Chinese as transformers of PNG and its political economy
- 5. Growing Chinese dominance of the bêche-de-mer trade: A Papua New Guinean resource sector characterised by paradox
- 6. Manufacturing compromise: Labour process analysis of a Chinese refinery site in Papua New Guinea
- 7. ‘Money face’: Haggling Chinese and foreigner talk at a PNG mining market-place
- 8. Trade, mines and language: The Chinese in Papua New Guinea
- 9. The New Cold War, great power rivalry and Papua New Guinea
- 10. Conclusion: Imagining a Chinese future in PNG
