Chinese Cubans

“This history is both well told and worth knowing about. Recommended. Upper-division undergraduates and above.” — CHOICE

“Copiously referenced and gracefully written. . . . It will no doubt leave its mark on many literatures.” — Journal of Latin American Geography

“Chinese Cubans is the most comprehensive history of the Chinese in Cuba and is extremely insightful. Scholars interested in Cuba, the Chinese diaspora, immigration, race and ethnicity, and related topics will definitely want to read this book.” — Caribbean Studies

“Chinese Cubans is necessary reading for Latin American, Caribbean, East Asian Latino, and Asian American historians. Because the writing is clear and free from unnecessary jargon, this book would also be useful and rewarding for the educated general public.” — Hispanic American Historical Review

“Chinese Cubans is the most comprehensive history of the Chinese in Cuba and in extremely insightful. Scholars interested in Cuba, the Chinese diaspora, immigration, race and ethnicity, and related topic will definitely want to read this book.” — Journal of Caribbean Studies

“A finely researched study...Fills a gaping need in several fields.” — New West Indian Guide

“Long overdue….A welcome contribution to both Chinese and regional studies as well as transnational history.” — Journal of Latin American Studies

“Meticulously researched and beautifully written, and with a deep, nuanced understanding of the Chinese-Cuban community, this is the first serious and comprehensive history of the Chinese in Cuba.” — Evelyn Hu-DeHart, Brown University

“Original and inspiring scholarship on the birth, evolution and decline of one of the Hemisphere’s most important Chinese diaspora communities. Required reading for Asian diaspora, Asian American, Caribbean, and Latin American ethnic and labor studies.” — Walton Look Lai, University of the West Indies at St. Augustine, Trinidad and Tobago