Multiple precarity and intimate family life among African-Chinese families in Guangzhou

Publication date:

April 7, 2020

Author:

Lucy Jordan, Andrew Pau Hoang, Cheryl H.K. Chui, Wei Wang and Mazzucato Valentina

Overview:

This study examines how African-Chinese families navigate everyday life, including work, family and children’s education. It is based on ethnographic fieldwork comprising observations and in-depth interviews with African-Chinese families and one community leader. These reveal how families confront the pervasiveness of legal, economic and social precarization in multiple overlapping domains.

Theme(s):

City | Culture

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