Jan Lucassen (PhD Utrecht University, 1984) is Emeritus Professor of Social History of the Free University in Amsterdam and as research fellow attached to the International Institute of Social History. His research focusses on labour migration and the history of work. Leo Lucassen (PhD Leiden University, 1990) is Professor of Social and Economic History at the Institute for History of Leiden University. His work concentrates on global migration history, urban studies and social engineering.

• Acknowledgements, Jan Lucassen & Leo Lucassen About the AuthorsList of Tables, Figures and MapsList of AbbreviationsSECTION 1: EUROPE AND SIBERIAMeasuring and Quantifying Cross-Cultural Migrations: An Introduction, Jan Lucassen & Leo LucassenCatherine’s Dilemma: Resettlement and Power in Russia 1500s-1914, Willard SunderlandMeasuring Mmigration in Russia: A Perspective of Empire, 1500-1900, Gijs KesslerSECTION 2: SOUTH ASIAMapping Migrations of South Indian Weavers before, during and after the Vijayanagar Period: Tthirteenth to Eighteenth Centuries, Vijaya RamaswamySouth Indian Migration, c. 1800-1950, Sunil S. AmrithSECTION 3: SOUTH EAST ASIAMigration and Colonial Enterprise in Nineteenth Century Java, Ulbe BosmaToward Cities, Seas, and Jungles: Migration in the Malay Archipelago, c. 1750-1850, Atsushi OtaThe Art of (not) Looking Back: Reconsidering Lisu Migrations and “Zomia”, Mireille MazardMigration in an Aage of Change: The Migration Effect of Decolonization and iIndustrialization in Indonesia, c. 1900-2000, Jelle van LottumSECTION 4: EAST ASIAA Different Transition: Human Mobility in China, 1600-1900, Adam McKeownHan Chinese Immigrants in Manchuria, 1850-1931, Yuki UmenoFrom Mao to the Present: Migration in China since the Second World War, Jianfa ShenCross-Cultural Migrations in Japan in a Comparative Perspective, 1600-2000, Leo Lucassen, Osamu Saito, and Ryuto ShimadaSECTION 5: CONCLUSIONSummary and Concluding Remarks, Jan Lucassen & Leo LucassenReferencesName indexGeographical indexSubject index

Jan Lucassen (PhD Utrecht University, 1984) is Emeritus Professor of Social History of the Free University in Amsterdam and as research fellow attached to the International Institute of Social History. His research focusses on labour migration and the history of work. Leo Lucassen (PhD Leiden University, 1990) is Professor of Social and Economic History at the Institute for History of Leiden University. His work concentrates on global migration history, urban studies and social engineering.

• Acknowledgements, Jan Lucassen & Leo Lucassen About the AuthorsList of Tables, Figures and MapsList of AbbreviationsSECTION 1: EUROPE AND SIBERIAMeasuring and Quantifying Cross-Cultural Migrations: An Introduction, Jan Lucassen & Leo LucassenCatherine’s Dilemma: Resettlement and Power in Russia 1500s-1914, Willard SunderlandMeasuring Mmigration in Russia: A Perspective of Empire, 1500-1900, Gijs KesslerSECTION 2: SOUTH ASIAMapping Migrations of South Indian Weavers before, during and after the Vijayanagar Period: Tthirteenth to Eighteenth Centuries, Vijaya RamaswamySouth Indian Migration, c. 1800-1950, Sunil S. AmrithSECTION 3: SOUTH EAST ASIAMigration and Colonial Enterprise in Nineteenth Century Java, Ulbe BosmaToward Cities, Seas, and Jungles: Migration in the Malay Archipelago, c. 1750-1850, Atsushi OtaThe Art of (not) Looking Back: Reconsidering Lisu Migrations and “Zomia”, Mireille MazardMigration in an Aage of Change: The Migration Effect of Decolonization and iIndustrialization in Indonesia, c. 1900-2000, Jelle van LottumSECTION 4: EAST ASIAA Different Transition: Human Mobility in China, 1600-1900, Adam McKeownHan Chinese Immigrants in Manchuria, 1850-1931, Yuki UmenoFrom Mao to the Present: Migration in China since the Second World War, Jianfa ShenCross-Cultural Migrations in Japan in a Comparative Perspective, 1600-2000, Leo Lucassen, Osamu Saito, and Ryuto ShimadaSECTION 5: CONCLUSIONSummary and Concluding Remarks, Jan Lucassen & Leo LucassenReferencesName indexGeographical indexSubject index

Jan Lucassen (PhD Utrecht University, 1984) is Emeritus Professor of Social History of the Free University in Amsterdam and as research fellow attached to the International Institute of Social History. His research focusses on labour migration and the history of work. Leo Lucassen (PhD Leiden University, 1990) is Professor of Social and Economic History at the Institute for History of Leiden University. His work concentrates on global migration history, urban studies and social engineering.

• Acknowledgements, Jan Lucassen & Leo Lucassen About the AuthorsList of Tables, Figures and MapsList of AbbreviationsSECTION 1: EUROPE AND SIBERIAMeasuring and Quantifying Cross-Cultural Migrations: An Introduction, Jan Lucassen & Leo LucassenCatherine’s Dilemma: Resettlement and Power in Russia 1500s-1914, Willard SunderlandMeasuring Mmigration in Russia: A Perspective of Empire, 1500-1900, Gijs KesslerSECTION 2: SOUTH ASIAMapping Migrations of South Indian Weavers before, during and after the Vijayanagar Period: Tthirteenth to Eighteenth Centuries, Vijaya RamaswamySouth Indian Migration, c. 1800-1950, Sunil S. AmrithSECTION 3: SOUTH EAST ASIAMigration and Colonial Enterprise in Nineteenth Century Java, Ulbe BosmaToward Cities, Seas, and Jungles: Migration in the Malay Archipelago, c. 1750-1850, Atsushi OtaThe Art of (not) Looking Back: Reconsidering Lisu Migrations and “Zomia”, Mireille MazardMigration in an Aage of Change: The Migration Effect of Decolonization and iIndustrialization in Indonesia, c. 1900-2000, Jelle van LottumSECTION 4: EAST ASIAA Different Transition: Human Mobility in China, 1600-1900, Adam McKeownHan Chinese Immigrants in Manchuria, 1850-1931, Yuki UmenoFrom Mao to the Present: Migration in China since the Second World War, Jianfa ShenCross-Cultural Migrations in Japan in a Comparative Perspective, 1600-2000, Leo Lucassen, Osamu Saito, and Ryuto ShimadaSECTION 5: CONCLUSIONSummary and Concluding Remarks, Jan Lucassen & Leo LucassenReferencesName indexGeographical indexSubject index