Chineseness and Chinese Indonesian business practices: A generational and discursive enquiry

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This paper discusses the role and meaning of Chineseness in business conduct among different generations of Chinese Indonesian entrepreneurs active in small and medium sized enterprises. This issue is raised in order to inspire the ongoing debate concerning the characteristics of ethnic Chinese business practices in Southeast Asia, and to offer a way out of the culturalist - criticalist impasse by addressing topics that are often neglected: the voice of those concerned, the business practices of Chinese Indonesian entrepreneurs in the SME sector, and generational differences. © Springer Science + Business Media B.V. 2007.

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Koning, J. (2007). Chineseness and Chinese Indonesian business practices: A generational and discursive enquiry. East Asia, 24(2), 129–152. https://doi.org/10.1007/s12140-007-9011-2

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