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August 25, 2025Malaysian Journal of History Politics and Strategic Studies

Migration, Citizenship, and Repatriation: Overseas Chinese In Malaya, 1900-1952

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Repatriation defined the distinction between citizens and aliens in British Malaya, influencing immigration control and policies.
The Emergency Regulations of 1952 significantly limited entry rights for certain groups, deepening divisions between citizens and aliens.
Analysis focused on three key phases: economic decline in the 1930s, post-World War II impacts, and the Malayan Emergency context.
The 1952 State Nationality Enactment provided delayed citizenship rights to second-generation aliens, excluding them from repatriation.

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Analysis reveals how repatriation practices and immigration control shaped citizenship distinctions for Overseas Chinese, indicating complex legal rights.

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Low et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68af5d75ad7bf08b1eae13a4 https://doi.org/10.17576/jebat.2025.5203.01

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Analysis reveals how repatriation practices and immigration control shaped citizenship distinctions for Overseas Chinese, indicating complex legal rights.

Migration, Citizenship, and Repatriation: Overseas Chinese In Malaya, 1900-1952

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