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Paper discusses Elizabeth Krause's work on Chinese immigrants in northern Italy (2005) in relation to Ellen Oxfeld (1993) study of Indian Hakka Chinese community in Toronto. Both are ethnographic but Oxfeld's is superior in terms of not deviating as Krause does to discuss birthrates and global migration flows; Krause's work is also Extremely autobiographical as student ventures does not help a knowledge of the Italian Chinese; reference to two theoretical papers; others.

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Chinese Immigrants in Prata & a Hakka Chinese Community in Toronto. Introduction This paper examines two works on Chinese immigrants to Western societies using basic methods of ethnography in detail-specific attempts to explain the Chinese immigrant experience. One volume seems more concrete than the other as encouraged thought on why this might be so, what a researcher should aim to accomplish, or how one like to develop as a scholar. Elizabeth L. Krause's study, A Crisis of Births - Population Politics & Family Making in Italy is the result of fieldwork in the northern province of Tuscany's city of Prata north of Florence. (2005) The volume opens in a

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