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An Estimated 60,000 Chinese Entered Mexico During The Late Nineteenth And Early Twentieth Centuries, Constituting Mexico's Second-largest Foreign Ethnic Community At The Time. The Chinese In Mexico Provides A Social History Of Chinese Immigration To And Settlement In Mexico In The Context Of The Global Chinese Diaspora Of The Era. Robert Romero Argues That Chinese Immigrants Turned To Mexico As A New Land Of Economic Opportunity After The Passage Of The U.s. Chinese Exclusion Act Of 1882. As A Consequence Of This Legislation, Romero Claims, Chinese Immigrants Journeyed To Mexico In Order To Gain Illicit Entry Into The United States And In Search Of Employment Opportunities Within Mexico's Developing Economy. Romero Details The Development, After 1882, Of The Chinese Transnational Commercial Orbit, A Network Encompassing China, Latin America, Canada, And The Caribbean, Shaped And Traveled By Entrepreneurial Chinese Pursuing Commercial Opportunities In Human Smuggling, Labor Contracting, Wholesale Merchandising, And Small-scale Trade. Romero's Study Is Based On A Wide Array Of Mexican And U.s. Archival Sources. It Draws From Such Quantitative And Qualitative Sources As Oral Histories

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Author

Robert Chao Romero

Publisher

The University of Arizona Press

Published

2010

Language

EN

ISBN

9780816508198

Category

nonfiction

Subjects

History, Sociology, Humanities

Rating

4.8 / 5 (18 ratings)

Updated

2026-03-14