Addressing the 'glocal' - 'expats' as a relevant case study?

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McMillen, Donald Hugh and Su, Mingxian. 2009. "Addressing the 'glocal' - 'expats' as a relevant case study?" 1st Annual Dialogue Forum of the Sino-Australian Joint Research Program: Non-Traditional Security in PRC-Australia Relations: 'Glocal' Issues of Common Concern. Guangzhou, China 02 - 04 Jul 2009 Brisbane, Australia.
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Addressing the 'glocal' - 'expats' as a relevant case study?

Presentation TypePaper
AuthorsMcMillen, Donald Hugh (Author) and Su, Mingxian (Author)
Journal or Proceedings Title1st Annual Dialogue Forum of the Sino-Australian Joint Research Program
Number of Pages40
Year2009
Place of PublicationBrisbane, Australia
Web Address (URL) of Paperhttp://www.griffith.edu.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0004/169240/donald-mcmillen-mingxian-su-paper.pdf
Web Address (URL) of Conference Proceedingshttp://www.griffith.edu.au/business-commerce/griffith-asia-institute/partnerships-collaboration/the-sino-australian-joint-research-program
Conference/Event1st Annual Dialogue Forum of the Sino-Australian Joint Research Program: Non-Traditional Security in PRC-Australia Relations: 'Glocal' Issues of Common Concern
Event Details
1st Annual Dialogue Forum of the Sino-Australian Joint Research Program: Non-Traditional Security in PRC-Australia Relations: 'Glocal' Issues of Common Concern
Event Date
02 to end of 04 Jul 2009
Event Location
Guangzhou, China
Abstract

To illustrate several points made in the “Introduction” as to how the dimensions of traditional and non-traditional security and the factors related to uncertainty, security and sustainability seem to ‘dovetail’ in today’s more glocalised world, this essay draws on the authors’ recent research about ‘Australia and “People Beyond the State”: Researching Expatriate Identities, Citizen Security and States’ Jurisdictions—Case Studies of the People’s Republic of China and the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region’. In focusing on expatriates (‘expats’), it poses a number of questions about the notions of ‘glocality’ and considers the challenges faced by expats from Australia in the PRC and the HKSAR and, ultimately, by expats in Australia from those jurisdictions (as well Aussie repatriates who have resided in those places). Among these very real challenges, now increasingly recognised by their home/host governments and societies, are such expats’ continuing search for identity, appropriate conditions of citizenship, and senses of broadly based security.

Keywordscitizenship; identity; expats
ANZSRC Field of Research 2020449901. Studies of Asian society
440303. Migration
520599. Social and personality psychology not elsewhere classified
Public Notes

Copyright remains with the authors. First published on the Griffith Asia Institute website with permission. Papers are not to be cited unless permission is granted by the authors.

Byline AffiliationsSchool of Humanities and Communication
Griffith University
Institution of OriginUniversity of Southern Queensland
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