Chinese Community Leadership: Case Study of Victoria in Canada
David Chuenyan Lai
Abstract
David Chuenyan Lai
Abstract
Chinese Benevolent Associations Across Canada Establishment of Chinese Consolidated Benevolent Association (CCBA) in Victoria Oligarchic Rule of Gentry-Merchants CCBA Functions and Activities Growth of Chinese Voluntary Associations Democratic Rule in Chinatown Dominance of Kuomintang in Chinatown Nominal Leadership in Chinatown
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Chinese Benevolent Associations Across Canada Establishment of Chinese Consolidated Benevolent Association (CCBA) in Victoria Oligarchic Rule of Gentry-Merchants CCBA Functions and Activities Growth of Chinese Voluntary Associations Democratic Rule in Chinatown Dominance of Kuomintang in Chinatown Nominal Leadership in Chinatown
Key concepts: Chinatown, Gentry, Dominance (genetics), Chinese community, Voluntary association, Political science, Democracy, History