Diaspora, Gender, and Migration in China–Southeast Asia Relations
A companion project investigating diaspora communities and their role in shaping mobility, gender dynamics, and people-to-people connectivity between China and Southeast Asia.
Author: Qiuping Pang
Qiuping Pan is a Lecturer in Chinese Studies and Deputy Director of the Centre for Contemporary Chinese Studies at the Asia Institute, University of Melbourne. Her research centres on migration and mobility, examining citizenship practices, civic participation, gender, and state–society dynamics in the contexts of China and Australia.
Developing NGOs along the Yunnan–Myanmar Borderline
This project explores issues of gender, migration, and the Chinese diaspora along the China–Myanmar border, examining the role of developing NGOs in cross-border contexts and the dynamics of migrant labour flows from Southeast Asia.