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Refugees and Other Displaced Foreigners in China

Lili Song

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This chapter provides a brief historical review of refugees in imperial Qing China and the Republic of China and an overview of the People's Republic of China’s experience with refugees. It also examines how refugees are perceived by the public in China in recent years.

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This chapter provides a brief historical review of refugees in imperial Qing China and the Republic of China and an overview of the People's Republic of China’s experience with refugees. It also examines how refugees are perceived by the public in China in recent years.

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This chapter provides a brief historical review of refugees in imperial Qing China and the Republic of China and an overview of the People's Republic of China’s experience with refugees. It also examines how refugees are perceived by the public in China in recent years.

Key concepts: Refugee, China, People's Republic, Political science, Displaced person, Development economics, Gender studies, Sociology

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