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	Chinatowns in Europe - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Rome The fastest-growing Roman Chinatown is in the Esquilino neighborhood.
		Chinatowns in the UK are not residential, the Chinese in the UK are relatively dispersed, and do not form ethnic enclaves as in many other countries, although the highest number are to be found in large cities and in the South-East.
		Other UK Chinatowns are found in the English cities of Liverpool, Manchester and Newcastle, the Scottish cities of Glasgow and Edinburgh, the Welsh capital Cardiff and a growing population of Chinese immigrants are present in Belfast, Northern Ireland.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Chinatowns_in_Europe (2413 words)

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		Manila's Chinatown is one of the oldest in Asia, established sometime in the late 17th century.
		Chinatown, London, United Kingdom London's original Chinatown was established in the Limehouse district in the late 19th century as Chinese seamen established themselves in the city.
		However, some Chinatowns that still do not have the arch feature are now increasingly proposing for the installation of one in their respective communities, such as the Chinatowns in the U.S. cities of Seattle (artistic renderings at http://www.chinatowngate.org) and Houston and the Canadian city of Toronto, as these arches is believed to increase tourist traffic.
	www.vietnamlive.com (6444 words)

	London/Chinatown - Wikitravel
		London's Chinatown is centrally located in Westminster, and is centred along and around Gerrard Street, spreading into Wardour Street at one end and Newport Place at the other.
		Chinatown is part of London's colourful West End, along with Covent Garden, Leicester Square, Piccadilly Circus and other nearby districts.
		London's Chinatown may not be quite as large as San Francisco or Vancouver's Chinatowns, but it is still a fun place to dine out in the evening, and it definitely is different from anywhere else in London.
	wikitravel.org /en/London/Chinatown (937 words)

	Pieke
		Back in Europe, systematic interviews with migrants from our Fujian fieldsites and their employers, landlords and "immigration service companies" in Europe’s Chinatowns will be carried out.
		Immigration of Fujianese to Europe started even more recently that to North America and Japan, and clearly is a spill-over from emigration to these areas: Europe functioned as a through-station for migrants on their way to the US, some of whom decided to stay here or had no other choice.
		During our fieldwork in Europe and China, we shall identify a limited number of cases: projects, such as the establishment of an enterprise, the transportation of a group of migrants by a human trafficker, fund raising for a charitable community project (a hospital, ancestral hall, a school), or the founding of a new association.
	www.transcomm.ox.ac.uk /wwwroot/pieke.htm (5072 words)

	Mobile Chinatowns: the future of community in a global space of flows
		Vancouver's Chinatown has over a century of history behind it, and, up until recently, was the cultural, commercial, and community heart of the Chinese-Canadian community of Vancouver.
		Certainly in regards to 'new Chinatowns', the most interesting work in recent years has been the work of Wei Li (1998), who argues that the new residential concentrations of Chinese ethnic migrants in suburban areas are not 'new Chinatowns' at all, but a fundamentally different form of ethnic cluster.
		Chinatown was a space of ambivalence, the way Bauman (1991) would characterise it: a space which is neither 'in' nor 'out' of the mainstream, and where 'getting out' of the enclave was a symbol of success.
	www.whb.co.uk /socialissues/vol2vm.htm (6401 words)

	Literary Chinese Viewed in the Light of Literary Latin
		In Europe this was, of course, the Romance vernacular written languages, which in the earliest extant examples in the tenth and eleventh centuries already show a considerable sophistication reflecting a period of prior development.
		After the decline of the secular schools in the fifth century, the transmission of ancient culture in Europe was in the hands of the Church with its system of ecclesiastical education, exclusively so in the sixth to eighth centuries, and education was in Latin only.
		In China itself the need was confined to the "scholar-officials" of the bureaucracy, the counterparts of the ecclesiastics of Europe, who traveled throughout the country and were often appointed to posts in districts where their native dialect did not suffice for communication.
	www.humancomp.org /ftp/yijing/litchinese_in_light_of_litlatin.html (13839 words)

	chen/Being Chinese, Becoming Chinese American. Chapter 1 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		One relative of a leader of the Tongmenghui, or the Revolutionary Alliance, remembered that as a child she had witnessed Sun hiding in her house and that she, her mother, and her sisters had acted as guards at the door and windows while Sun lived in the house.
		Chinatown organizations, particularly the Chinese Consolidated Benevolent Association (CCBA) and the Chinese Chamber of Commerce of San Francisco, the overall organization for all Chinese businesses in the United States, sent cables to congratulate Sun Yat-sen as China's first president.
		Sun said that "the evolution of Europe and America was based on three leading principles, namely nationalism, democracy, and socialism or people's livelihood" in the editorial he wrote for the first issue of Min Bao (People's Tribune), Tongmenghui's party paper in Japan.
	www.press.uillinois.edu /epub/books/chen/ch1.html (14955 words)

	Capitola Book Company - Chinatown Dreams
		Born in 1922, Lee was raised in the last of Santa Cruz's Chinatowns.
		His early photographs from the 1930s captured the generation of Chinese American immigrants from the late-nineteenth century who met with vigilante racism throughout California and were forced to live out the remainder of their lives in bachelor societies.
		Chinatown Dreams offers a multicultural appreciation of Lee's life and his impressive collection of documentary photographs.
	www.capitolabook.com /shop/chdreams.html (475 words)

	Chinatown In Montreal, Montreal Chinatown, Montreal Attraction, Canadian Chinatowns
		Chinatown in Montreal is somewhat small, but still very appealing.
		It is not the largest of the Canadian Chinatowns, but it does have some advantages over the Chinatowns in Vancouver and Toronto.
		Montreal Chinatown is open to tourists past business hours and into the evening, while other Canadian Chinatowns tend to close early and are left deserted.
	www.destination360.com /north-america/canada/montreal-chinatown.php (427 words)

	Martin Yan Quick & Easy
		Chef Martin Yan continues his visits to Chinatowns around the world in a new season of MARTIN YAN'S CHINATOWNS, the series that travels the world to combine culture and cooking mastery.
		Chinatowns from San Francisco to Sydney are unique cultural enclaves, filled with the foods and customs that the Chinese immigrants have brought to their new lands.
		Each episode of MARTIN YAN'S CHINATOWNS, airing on public television stations nationwide beginning September 6, 2003 (check local listings), is a culinary kaleidoscope that brings the sights, sounds and flavors of these places into viewers‚ homes.
	www.alacartetv.com /html/chinatowns_06/press.htm (501 words)

	Are Chinese particularly xenophobic? - China History Forum, chinese history forum (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		In europe especially, this is about the only kind of ethnic districts we have.
		But there are others, two older ones, a vietnamese in the 5th district, and a chinese (shanghaiese) in the 3rd, a very small one, which was actually the first chinatown in paris.
		Then the situation in Europe is different than that of the U.S. Here we have numerous "ethnic districts", including Koreantown, Little Saigon, Little Tokyo, Little Italy...
	www.chinahistoryforum.com /index.php?showtopic=9590 (2900 words)

	China-related Topics CE-CH Topic Center - China-Related Topics
		Chinatown, Vancouver Image:Vancouver_Chinatown_Gate.jpgrightframedOld Gate of Chinatown, Vancouver The Chinatown of Vancouver, British Colu...
		Chinatowns in the Middle East chinatown This article discusses Chinatowns in the Middle East.
		Chinatowns in Latin America chinatown Chinatowns in Latin America (Spanish languageSpanish: barrios chinos, singular barrio chino)..
	www.famouschinese.com /public/China-Related_Topics_CE-CH.html (5481 words)

	Chinatowns in your cities - SkyscraperCity
		Soho doesn´t look like a chinatown at all, if it wasn´t for the chinese gate(which is not so impressive) i wouldn´t think it would be a chinatown...
		The other chinatown that I am in regularly is Hoston's; however, it isn't like other chinatowns in the sense that it isn't urban.
		Chinatown is not actually soho, it's a part of soho.
	www.skyscrapercity.com /showthread.php?t=252197 (1129 words)

	Doctor GetWell Acupuncture Site
		Acupuncture was introduced in Europe by European physicians who brought it from Far Eastern colonies.
		The similarity is that there is close communication and contribution between acupuncturists practicing in Europe and China.
		Rapid advance of Western medicine and biological science in the beginning of twentieth century marginalized acupuncture practice, and after the 1920's acupuncture was rarely ever used with the exception of Chinatowns.
	doctorgetwell.org /AcupunctureHistory.asp (1030 words)

	Picture This: World War II/Post War Era
		Most Chinese were relegated to their local ethnic economies found in Chinatowns working as waiters, cooks, laundry, and garment workers.
		In total, 13,499 Chinese fought in the war for the United States, 22 percent of all Chinese men in America.
		Seventy percent were in the U.S. Army serving in the 3rd and 4th Infantry Divisions in Europe and the 6th, 32nd, and 77th Infantry Divisions in the Pacific.
	www.museumca.org /picturethis/4_7.html (539 words)

	Chinese Language (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Spoken in the form of Standard Cantonese, Chinese is one of the official languages of Hong Kong (together with English) and of Macau (together with Portuguese) and is a spoken language in Singapore (together with Mandarin, English, Bahasa Melayu (i.e.
		Among Chinese diaspora, Cantonese is the most common language one can hear in Chinatowns, thanks to early immigrants from Southern China.
		The terms and concepts used by Chinese to separate spoken language from written language are different from those used in the West, because of differences in the political and social development of China in comparison with Europe.
	ultimatelanguagestore.com /chinese_language (518 words)

	Chinatowns in the Middle East - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The area near the Central Bus Station in South Tel Aviv has become a vital and densely populated Chinatown in recent years, populated mostly by single male immigrants who work in the construction industry.
		Chinese and English replace Hebrew and Arabic as the primary languages of the street, and restaurants, hotels, strip clubs and bars set up to cater to the Chinese community are prevalant.
		A new, albeit somewhat artificial, Chinatown has been built in Dubai.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Chinatowns_in_the_Middle_East (163 words)

	Susan Mazur-Stommen, Anthropologist
		Kamikawa's comparative study of three Chinatowns in the U.S. reveals another instance in which architectural heritage has been recognized as a valuable resource, but in this case the meaning of preservation is a matter of invention and negotiation that involves the views of anticipated visitors to Chinatowns as well as their residents.
		In recent years, downtown Chinatowns are striving for neighborhood revitalization in the face of proliferation of suburban ethnic enclaves called “satellite” Chinatowns and tremendous downtown development pressures.
		Also, upon close examination, one will discover that most Chinatowns do not exhibit an architectural style unique to Chinatown, nor is there a uniform style that is common among the buildings of Chinatowns across the United States or North America.
	susanmazur.com /7171/index.html?sessionidkey=sessionidval (1497 words)

	Criminal Organisations
		The major threat posed by the Yakuza in Europe is two fold.
		With their involvement in Japanese business and the increasing amount of Japanese investment in Europe their influence in the region must be here.
		Their experience and involvement in the opium dens of the far east has not been lost as far as their operations in the Chinatowns of Europe are concerned.
	www.ex.ac.uk /~watupman/undergrad/ojscott/organisations.html (990 words)

	British Chinese : Struggle for acceptance
		Chinatowns grow up in London and Liverpool with grocery stores, eating houses, meeting places and, in the East End, Chinese street names.
		Effects of the immigration regulations are felt in Liverpool's Chinatown as the local press reports that 'the whole Chinese quarter has a dying atmosphere'.
		Manchester's Chinatown Archway, the largest in Europe, is completed, marking co-operation between the government of the PRC, Manchester City Council and the local Chinese community.
	sacu.org /britishchinese.html (2105 words)

	Immigration Through Time
		Congress passes the first law restricting immigration with the 1862 law forbidding American vessels to transport Chinese immigrants to the U.S. The Chinese Exclusion Act was passed in order to prevent an excess of cheap labor in the U.S. and provided the deportation of those who were adjudged illegal residents.
		For example, immigrants from northern and western Europe were consider much more desirable than those of southern and eastern Europe and more adapt to "fit in." Consequently, countries like Great Britain, Germany, and Ireland were given generous quotas, while nations like Russia, the source of most Jewish immigrants, and Italy were cut back.
		Such events as the Chinatowns turning from crime and drug ridden places to quiet, colorful tourist attractions, well-behaved and school conscientious Chinese children being welcomed by public school teachers, and China becoming allies with the U.S. during World War II, all paved the way for the repeal of the Chinese Exclusion Act.
	library.thinkquest.org /20619/Timeline.html (1706 words)

	Introduction to the Mafia
		It is not a matter of great moment since cooperation between Italian and Jewish criminals had long become a matter of course.
		The Italians had felt the poverty of the homeland and the Jews their ghettos of Europe.
		However the process is a slow one, and the Mafia often funds much of the operations of non-Mafia groups.
	www.carpenoctem.tv /mafia/mafia.html (3486 words)

	Inhuman Cruelty & Disease - America's Live Animal Trade
		But whether in Southern China or Chinatown in San Francisco, live animal markets tend to share the same problems: Not only can they sell diseased animals for human consumption, but they can perpetuate a wide variety of animal cruelties, from inadequate housing to inhumane slaughtering.
		Before being declared contained in July 2003, the SARS outbreak claimed the lives of 813 people and caused 8, 347 cases human illness.
		While the U.S. media report on the SARS epidemic and the conditions of live animal markets in China, many similar markets exist in Chinatowns across the United States, each with the same potential for a zoonotic disease outbreak such as SARS.
	www.rense.com /general48/inhum.htm (1742 words)

	Northwest Runner -- Regional News Article
		Noting the problem of quality control and realizing this is such a huge market; many of the larger pharmaceutical firms are entering the market.
		They start by importing very high quality standardized extracts that have been made in Europe for years and have been studied more carefully there than here in the States.
		They are simply marketing them under their brand name, such as a prostate formula for saw palmetto, a mental sharpness ginkgo biloba and many preparations of St. John's wort.
	www.nwrunner.com /news/04-01Dr_rob.html (1717 words)

	Sociology 322:
		Parrillo describes D.Y. Yuan's four-stage development of Chinatowns which illustrates the difference between forced segregation (either through direct or indirect means) and voluntary segregation: In your instructor's opinion, this theory is not unique to Chinatowns, but can serve as a model for many ethnic enclaves.
		Social problems in Chinatowns: In the 1960s the problems experienced by residents of Chinatowns became apparent.
		One survey of 100,000 people with Chinese surnames in New York City's Chinatown showed that fewer than 6,000 were registered to vote (Schaefer, p.382).
	www.people.vcu.edu /~jmahoney/lec12net.htm (2968 words)

	ORIENT Magazine - Cuisine Article - The Incredible Edible Noodle
		European noodles take their style from Italy and from the fresh noodles of Middle Europe while the Chinese noodles are found through Southeast Asia and Japan, spreading into Burma, India and the Middle East.
		There are over 600 varieties in Italian noodle factories, which you can order by weight, shape and size---from the grain-sized pastina, orzo and acini de pepe to the tubular ziti, mostaccioli and rigatoni to the flat and curly rotini, farfalle, lasagna, and mafalda.
		These noodle shops are no longer confined to Chinatowns, but are found in storefronts in Chicago, in stylish Japanese soba shops in Boston, lunchtime noodle shops in New York, and quaint Asian diners in San Francisco.
	www.orientmag.com /food2.asp (1067 words)

	Bird Europe Flu - Avian Bird Flu (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Berlin europe is bracing for bird flu and the potentially catastrophic europe is considered more exposed to present forms of bird flu than is north
		Anxiety is rising in europe as bird flu, and rumours of it, spread across the continent.
		The deadly asian bird flu may have spread to europe were heightened yesterday ducks died of the h5n1 strain of bird flu, europe will be placed on high alert.
	www.theavianbirdflu.com /info/Birdeuropeflu (1139 words)

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