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Qualifications
B.A. (History) (Chinese
University of Hong
Kong)
M.Phil, PhD (Anthropology)
(Chinese University
of Hong Kong)
Teaching
Introduction to East and Southeast Asia
Theories and Approaches in
Development Studies
Rural Development
and Urbanisation
Thesis on a Selected Development Issue
Research Interests
· Regional studies of mainland
Southeast Asia, South China, and China
Vietnam relations
· Theoretical studies of
borderlands, transnationalism, development,
tourism, gender and overseas Chinese
· Cultural and social
anthropology of popular cultures and religions
Current/Recent Research
Projects
· Ethnic Chinese in Vietnam
· Outbound Chinese tourists in Asia
· Vietnamese diaspora
Publications
Chan, Yuk Wah (Forthcoming). “Cultural and Gender Politics
in Border Tourism in Vietnam,”
(book chapter) in Terry King, Mike Parnwell and
Mike Hitchcock (eds.) Tourism in Southeast Asia
Revisited. London:
Routledge.
Chan, Yuk Wah (Forthcoming).
“Coming of Age of the Chinese Tourists: The Emergence of Non-Western
Tourism and Host-Guest Interactions in Vietnam’s Border
Tourism,” Tourist Studies.
Chan, Yuk Wah (2006). Feature editor,
“The Cultural Economy of Regionalisation,”
Journal of Contemporary Asia 36(3):
325-405.
Chan, Yuk Wah (2006). “Ethnicity
and Capital: Changing Relations Between China
and Southeast Asia,” (with Vivienne Wee) Journal of Contemporary Asia 36(3): 328-49.
Chan, Yuk Wah (2006). Principal Investigator, Research report:
“A Survey of the Social Integration of Indonesians in Wan Chai District.” Hong
Kong: International Social Services Hong Kong Branch.
Chan, Yuk Wah (2005). “Vietnamese
or Chinese: Viet-kieu in the Vietnam-China
Borderlands.” Journal of Chinese Overseas 1(2): 217-232.
Chan, Yuk Wah (2003). “Packaging
Tradition: Chinese Death Management in Urban Hong Kong.”
Asian Anthropology 2: 139-160.
Chan, Yuk Wah (2003). Oxfam in Vietnam in the Last Fifteen
Years (in Chinese: 斗笠下的蛻變 – 樂施會在越南十五年). Hong
Kong: Oxfam HK.
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