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El. knyga: Permanent Outsiders in China: American Migrants' Otherness in the Chinese Gaze

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This book situates migrating individuals sense of Otherness in receiving countries front and center and systematically illustrates the configuration of Western migrants Other-identity during their reverse migration from the West to China, which has become a new destination of international migration due to its rise to prominence in the global labor market. Consequently, international migrants from Western countries, especially those with skills desired in China, have become this countrys main target in the global race for talent. In this context, this book attends to American migrants on the Chinese mainland, who are perceived as the prototypical waiguoren in this region, as an illuminating case, and illustrates the configuration of their Other-identity, rising from their intercultural adaptation as the privileged but marginalized Other in an asymmetric power structure. This book also attempts to reveal the condition and process of Chinese Othering of American migrants that exists but is far less openly discussed in China.
Acknowledgments ix
Introduction: The Foreign Other in China--The Case of American Migrants 1(16)
Chapter One Conceptualizing the Other-Identity during Intercultural Encounters
17(18)
Chapter Two Research Design Guided by Grounded Theory
35(16)
Chapter Three Exoticized Otherness Rising from Objectification, Homogenization, and Alienation
51(24)
Chapter Four Stereotyped Otherness Formulated by Fantasization, Underestimation, and Stigmatization
75(26)
Chapter Five Ostracized Otherness Emerging from Social Estrangement and Cultural Dissociation
101(38)
Conclusion: Rethinking about Othering from the Other's Perspective 139(34)
Appendices 173(32)
Index 205
Yang Liu received her Ph.D. from the University of Oklahoma and is now working as Assistant Professor at Beijing Foreign Studies University. She attends to international migrants Otherness formulated in and through intercultural communication and has published with prestigious journals on intercultural communication and international migration.