In the past, the voice of Hakka people in Taiwan has been less heard due to their ethnic
minority status and the Mandarin-only policy of the martial law period from 1949 to 1987 …

This study explains the perception of ethnicity in Taiwanese society; specifically, Taiwanese
people are now adhering to “symbolic ethnicity,” and this trend will be used to recognize a …

ABSTRACT The Hakka people (Hakkas) are a global cultural ethnic group. This article
explored the experiences of the Hakkas in Thailand. One major ethnic minority in Thailand is …

The ethnic Hakka community is one of several recognized diaspora in Taiwan that are
currently posing a challenge to the island's traditional foundations of identity. This article …

Projects of official nationalism have long been understood as state-sponsored attempts at
enforcing cultural uniformity within the borders of the national territory. Contemporary …

These two trends can nurture opposite consequences: they can help bridge the gap
between mainland Chinese and Taiwanese and persuade the latter that, after all, not much …

This article investigates a new minority politics in which ethnicity is metaphored into a
multiplicity of expression and democracy is seen as a space for creatively unorthodox …

This dissertation is about the production of culture among minority Hakka culture workers in
contemporary Taipei, Taiwan. The “invisible ones” in the title of the dissertation refers to a …

This thesis attempts to conceptualise ethnic identity in a more comprehensive theoretical
framework. It focuses on the Kavalan, a Taiwanese aboriginal group, in order to investigate …

Taiwanese identity is distinct from and juxtaposed against the Chinese identity. What
explains the emergence of a Taiwanese identity–specifically in the south? This identity …