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Professor Manying Ip
BA Hong Kong
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MA PhD
Professor of Chinese
Department: Asian Studies, School of Email: my.ip@auckland.ac.nz Extension: 87531 (ph + 64 9 373 7599) Location: Arts 2 18 Symonds St Level Level 4 Room 434 Room Office hours: Wed 11am - 1pm |
Research InterestsChinese New Zealanders: history, society, and identity; Asian migration, transnationalism, racism and multiculturalism
Current ResearchDeterritorialised nationalism of the overseas Chinese. Circulatory transmigration (including return-migration) of recent Chinese migrants to New Zealand. Maori-Chinese encounters and interactions, historical and contemporary
Postgraduate SupervisionPhoebe Li "Chinese Media as a Window of the New Settler Community" (PhD in Chinese, ongoing) Kathy Ooi 'Chineseness' in New Zealand Literature" (PhD in English, ongoing) Liangni Liu "Homeland on the Move: Returning PRC migrants" (PhD in Asian Studies, ongoing) Recent PublicationsIp, Manying ed. The Dragon and the Taniwha: Maori and Chinese in New Zealand. Auckland University Press, 2009. Ip, Manying. Being Maori-Chinese: Mixed Identities. Auckland University Press, 2008.
Career HistoryDirector of Chiang Ching-Kuo Foundation Research Fund Project 2007-2010. Associate-Director of Shanghai Overseas Chinese Commission Project 2008-2009 'Local-born Chinese in Australia and New Zealand.' Principal Investigator of Royal Society of New Zealand Marsden Fund Project 2004-2007. 'Maori-Chinese Encounters: the Indigenous and the Immigrant'. Current Teaching
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