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Wai, Hayne. The Chinese and their Voluntary Associations. Queen's University MA Thesis, Kingston, Nov. 1970. (UBC-Sp. Col.) F5032 C5 W339 1970 (VPL) R351.1 W13C (Micro)
A study of Chinese Voluntary Associations as political machine is presented. Topics discussed are the initial immigration of Chinese and political characters of Chinese sub-groups. There is a comparison of Chinese associations to the present day political machine and a discussion on the associations due to changes in the present day political system.
Detailed bibliography is included in the thesis.
Willmot, W. E. "Some Aspects of Chinese Communities in B.C. towns." B.C. Studies. No. 1, Winter 1968, pp. 27-36.
An envoy of Chinese communities in the small towns of B.C. and their relationship to the Chinese associations in Vancouver and Victoria. Concludes that "associations in smaller towns will decline somewhat faster than parallel associations in Vancouver because smaller communities cannot maintain their identity as rigidly and the associations in small towns do not have heavy capital investments as similar association in Vancouver do."
"Winner Competition for Chinese Cultural Centre." Can. Arch. 23:18-25, Apr. 1978.
A brief account on the construction of the building for the Chinese Cultural Centre in Vancouver.
Wong, Foon Sien. "CBA's Role in Immigration." Chinatown News. Vol. 5, no. 6, Nov. 1957, pp. 22-25.
States the chief function of the CBA and the role it played in fighting against discriminatory immigration regulations.
Young, Fred, "Lew Hein's Dream Comes True." Chinatown News. Vol. no. 11, Feb. 1957, pp. 3-4.
Story of the founding of the Chinese Canadian Citizen's Association.
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