Passenger Pasar: Chinese junk trade and passenger transport, Batavia 1825-1875

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Oostwouder, Alexander (2012)

Passenger Pasar: Chinese junk trade and passenger transport, Batavia 1825-1875

Master thesis | History (MA)

Two major processes occurred in the east Asian region. One; the decline of the strong position of the traditional Chinese trading network and two; the start of major migrant streams originating from the Chinese mainland. Both of these processes made use of a similar infrastructure that was laid out over the seas. But was there a connection between the these two phenomena other than time? I use the Dutch port Batavia as case study to examine this problem.

Author: Oostwouder, Alexander

Faculty: Faculty of Humanities

Specialisation: History: History of European Expansion and Globalisation

Supervisors: Lindblad, J. Th.

ECTS Credits: 30

Language: en

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