2009
DOI: 10.3917/ag.669.0543
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Les Chinois de Tananarive (Madagascar) : une minorité citadine inscrite dans des réseaux multiples à toutes les échelles

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“…The long‐established Chinese community is considered to be quite integrated compared to the Indian community. As Fournet‐Guérin (2009) points out: ‘Chinese are buried in the municipal cemetery; they do not live in a particular area; they are Catholic like most of the urban Malagasy population’. By contrast, the Indian community remains a closed, endogamous community.…”
Section: Partial Integration Between the Two Elitesmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The long‐established Chinese community is considered to be quite integrated compared to the Indian community. As Fournet‐Guérin (2009) points out: ‘Chinese are buried in the municipal cemetery; they do not live in a particular area; they are Catholic like most of the urban Malagasy population’. By contrast, the Indian community remains a closed, endogamous community.…”
Section: Partial Integration Between the Two Elitesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Part of this variation seems culturally determined 9 . For instance, in East African countries and Madagascar, long‐established Chinese migrants seem to be better integrated than descendants of migrants from India; see Fournet‐Guérin (2009). We show that social integration strongly affects outcomes.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%