2013年1月19日,  導論：課題與討論

2013年1月26日,  華南僑鄉的歷史、社會與文化

2013年2月2日,   離鄉的宏觀環境：16世紀以來中外交通與海外移民的推拉力量

2013年2月9日,   皇朝觀點與海外移民：海盜、商人、苦力與契約勞工

2013年2月23日, 20世紀的華僑政策

2013年3月2日,  家庭、宗族與婦女：僑鄉的權力結構與聲音

2013年3月9日,  僑鄉的政治與海外關係

2013年3月16日, 慈善與剝削：商業活動與網絡建構

2013年3月23日, 家鄉聯繫：移民與故鄉的互動關係

2013年4月6日,   節日與儀式：僑鄉的近代與傳統的協商

2013年4月13日, 資訊和交流：僑批、僑刊與鄉訊

2013年4月20日, 海外的憧憬與家鄉的想像：虛擬宗族的建構（族譜，尋根，網絡）

2013年4月27日, 作為文化資源的僑鄉

備註：2013年2月16日（週六），法定假期——農曆春節。
           2013年3月30日（週六），法定假期——復活節。

同學必須參與四次的導修課；以及收集、整理與學期論文相關的一手資料並撰寫學期論文

1. 課堂出席與表現 (10%)；
2. 導修表現 (20%)；
3. 讀書報告一篇 (10%)；
4. 資料長篇 (20%)，繳交日期：2013年5月4日
5. 學期論文 (40%)，繳交日期：2013年5月4日

A: General reference:

1. Fairbank, John K. and Edwin O. Reischauer (1984):  China: Tradition and Transformation(Houghton-Mifflin), Chs. 8-14. Or any later version.
2. Leong, Sow-theng, Migration and Ethnicity in Chinese History, Stanford: Board of Trustees of the Leland Stanford Junior University., 1997. 
3. 陳翰笙主編，《華工出國史料彙編》，北京：中華書局，1981-1985。

B.

1. 陳達，《南洋華僑與閩粵社會》，長沙：商務印書館，1938。
2. 可兒弘明，《シンポジウム華南：華僑．華人の故鄉》，東京：慶應義塾大學地域研究センタ–，1992。
3. 可兒弘明，《近代中國の苦力と「豬花」》，東京：岩波書店。
4. 市川愛信，《現代南洋華僑の動態分析》》，九州大学出版社，1991。
5. 莊國土，《華僑華人與中國的關係》，廣東：廣東高等教育出版社，2001。
6. 羅香林，《客家研究導論》，台北：眾文圖書，1981（1933初版）
7. 蔡蘇龍，《僑鄉社會轉型與華僑華人的推動：以泉州為中心的歷史考察》，天津市：天津古籍出版社，2006。

8. 孫謙，《清代華僑與閩粵社會變遷》，廈門：廈門大學出版社，1999。

9. 潮汕歷史文化研究中心編，《僑批文化》，汕頭市：潮汕歷史文化研究中心，2007

10. 梅偉強、張國雄等編，《五邑華僑華人史》，廣州：廣東高等教育出版社，2001。

11. 張國雄，《開平碉樓》，廣州：廣東人民出版社，2005。
12. 龔伯洪編著，《廣府華僑華人史》，廣州：廣東高等教育出版社，2003。
13. 楊群熙輯編，《海外潮人對潮汕經濟建設貢獻資料》，普寧市：潮汕歷史文化研究中心，2004。
14. 王琳乾、吳坤輯編，《早期華僑與契約華工（麥豬仔）資料》，普寧市：潮汕歷史文化研究中心，2002。

15. 陳禮頌，《一九四九前潮州宗族村落社區的研究》，上海：上海古籍出版社，1955。

16. 房學嘉，《粵東古鎮鬆口的社會變遷》，廣州市：花城出版社，2002。

C.

1. 1 Chan, Anita, Richard Madsen and Jonathan Unger, Chen Village, Berkeley: University of California Press, 1984.
2. Chen Ta, Emigrant Communities in South China: a Study of Overseas Migration and its Influence on Standards of Living and Social Change, New York: Institute of Pacific Relations, 1940.
3. Douw, Leo and P. Post (eds.), South China: State, Culture and Social Change during the 20^thCentury, Amsterdam: Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences, 1996.
4. Down, Leo, Cen Huang and Michael R. Godley (eds.), Qiaoxiang Ties: Interdisciplinary Approaches to ‘Çultural Capitalism’ in South China, London, New York: Kegan International in association with the International Institute of Asian Studies, 1999.
5. Faure, David and Helen Siu (eds.), Down to Earth, Stanford: Stanford Univ. Press, 1995.
6. Fitzgerald, Stephen, China and the Overseas Chinese: A Study of Peking’s Changing Policy, 1940-70, Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1972.
7. Lever-Tracy, Constance, David Ip and Noel Tracy, The Chinese Diaspora and Mainland China: an Emerging Economic Synergy, New York: St. Martin’s Press, 1996.
8. Lin Yueh-hwa, Golden Wing: A Sociological Study of Chinese Familism, 1947 (中譯本：金翼)
9. Liu Hong(ed.), The Chinese Overseas, 4 volumnes.
10. Ng Chin-keong, Trade and Society: the Amoy Network on the China Coast 1683-1735, Singapore: Singapore University Press, 1983.
11. Skinner, William, Chinese Society in Thailand, Ithaca: Cornell University Press, 1957.
12. So, Alvin, The South China Silk District, New York: State University of New York, 1986.
13. Wang Tai Peng, The Origins of Chinese Kongsi, Malaysia: Pelanduk Publications, 1994.
14. Wang Gungwu, Don’t Leave Home: Migration and the Chinese, Singapore: Times Academic Press, 2001.
15. Watson, James L., Emigration and the Chinese Lineage: The Mans in Hong Kong and London, Berkeley: University of California Press, 1975.
16. Watson, James and Rubie Watson, Village Life in Hong Kong, Hong Kong: CUHK Press, 2004.
17. Woon Yuen-fong，Social Organization in South China: The Case of the Kwan Lineage in K’ai-P’ingCounty, University of Michigan Press, 1984.

D.

1. HKBU library: Overseas Chinese Clippings Database
2. http://libproject.hkbu.edu.hk/
3. http://libproject.hkbu.edu.hk/was40/
4. 星島環球網：僑鄉 www.stnn.cc

5. 新加坡國立大學 (National University of Singapore) 中文圖書館報章資料

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