Interdisciplinary approaches to British Chinese cultures identities, belongings, plurality Neder, Judith editor. Windberger, Eva-Maria editor. text bibliography sz 2026 monographic eng print xix, 317 pages : illustrations (black and white, and colour) ; 22 cm "This interdisciplinary volume situates British Chinese cultures and identities at the centre of contemporary discourses that negotiate the complex entanglements between diasporic communities and belongings, migration and transculturality, representation and plurality. The six parts of this book focus on British Chinese agency, voices, and cultural production, shedding light on resistance to racist 'othering' and the complexities of self-definition. At their core, the chapters discuss notions of transnationalism, immigration, and national identity, British Chinese Christianity, the trauma of the COVID-19 pandemic, (in)visibility and representation, mediations of cultural identity in community magazines as well as literary renditions of (post-)migrant British Chinese identities. Bringing together contributions from fields as diverse as history, sociology, theology, heritage studies, cultural and literary studies, this volume aims to diversify the understanding of what it means to be 'British Chinese' and extends existing conversations in and beyond British Chinese studies into the 2020s." -- Judith Neder, Eva-Maria Windberger, editors. Includes bibliographical references and index. e-uk--- Chinese Great Britain Ethnic identity Chinese diaspora Great Britain Ethnic relations History 21st century Chinois Pays étrangers Chinese Ethnic identity Chinese diaspora Great Britain 2000-2099 fast DA125.C5 I58 2026 305.8951041 9783032100528 3032100526 9783032100535 POD UKMGB 251209 20260406152520.9 in00005777801 eng