泰国孔敬府华人社团的传承与发展
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华人社团, 泰国, 孔敬府, 传承与发展摘要
本文以泰国孔敬府24个华人社团为研究对象，采用文献回顾和田野调查的方法，对这些社团从1944年至今的发展历史进行了梳理分析。研究结果表明，孔敬现有的24个华人社团可以分为5种类型：地缘性、血缘性、神缘性、业缘性，以及文化教育性社团。经过八十余年的发展演变，孔敬府华人社团从各自独立的发展模式，转变为以孔敬24侨团联谊会为核心的集团化发展。这种集体发展不仅加强了文化传承和社区凝聚力，还大大提升了华人社团在地方社会中的影响力。
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