Background
Serrie, Hendrick was born on July 2, 1937 in Jersey City. Son of Hendrick and Elois (Edge) Serrie.
(The Overseas Chinese examines the ethnic identity of the ...)
The Overseas Chinese examines the ethnic identity of the Chinese from a contextual approach through essays observing the manner of adjustment in the different areas of their dispersal throughout the world. The authors evaluate the Chinese minority cultures scattered in many nations to discover the extent of ethnicity remaining and the reasons for any loss of culture. They found tremendously variant degrees of assimilation into the cultures of new homelands. In some cases--including Thailand, Peru, and the Philippines--the Chinese intermarried and adapted quickly, allowing much of their ethnicity to disappear. However, other cases, sometimes even in the same country as in the case of Thailand, the Chinese remained a separate ethnic group. Still other situations showed radical differences in ethnicity between a single generation. The authors examine the nature and reasons for these varied responses to different context by Chinese emigrants.
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anthropology and international business educator
Serrie, Hendrick was born on July 2, 1937 in Jersey City. Son of Hendrick and Elois (Edge) Serrie.
Bachelor with honors, University of Wisconsin, 1960; Master of Arts, Cornell Univercity, 1964; Doctor of Philosophy with distinction, Northwestern University, 1976.
Director, Solar Energy Field Project, Oaxaca, Mexico, 1961-1962; instructor, U. Aleppo, Syria, 1963-1964; assistant professor, Beloit (Wisconsin) College, 1964-1969; assistant professor, California State University, Northridge, 1969-1970; assistant professor, Purdue University, West Lafayette, Indiana, 1970-1972; assistant professor, New College/U. South Florida, Sarasota, 1972-1977; teacher, Pine View School, Sarasota, 1978; professor anthropology, international business, Eckerd College, St. Petersburg, Florida, since 1978; director international business overseas programs, Eckerd College, since 1981. Senior research associate, Human Resources Institute, St. Petersburg, since 1988.
(The Overseas Chinese examines the ethnic identity of the ...)
Teacher Sunday school, North United Methodist Church, Sarasota, since 1977. Fellow American Anthropol. Association, Society Applied Anthropology.
Member Southern Center International Issues, Academy International Business, Tampa Bay International Trade Council, International Society Intercultural Education, Training and Research.
Married Gretchen Tipler Ihde, September 3, 1959. Children: Karim Jonathan, Keir Ethan.