SOCIO-POLITICAL TREATMENT OF ETHNIC CHINESE IN SOUTHEAST ASIA – DECEASED ANGER OR DECEASED INCLUSION?
SOCIO-POLITICAL TREATMENT OF ETHNIC CHINESE IN SOUTHEAST ASIA – DECEASED ANGER OR DECEASED INCLUSION?

Summary/Abstract: Getting in touch with the true essence of ethnicity-treatment in the host countries of Southeast Asia is a multi-faceted, yet touchy dealing, especially when the ethnicity in question is the Chinese one. In this article, we will be trying to classify in two categories the information regarding the Chinese diaspora in Southeast Asia. The first category of information looks closely into the forms of past Chinese mobilization in Southeast Asia, and into the range of approach that was advanced by the Imperial authorities, regarding the scintilla of this process. The second category of information accedes to reflections on the current policies of integration of ethnic Chinese in the domestic milieus of the regional states of Southeast Asia, setting ashore evidences of modern aggregation of facts.

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