【燦爛馬幫】張雯勤「走夷方」：當代泰緬馬幫貿易
時間：2/19 Sun 2:30 pm
地點：燦爛時光東南亞主題書店（新北市中和區興南路一段135巷1號，MRT南勢角站4號出口右轉三分鐘）
講者：張雯勤，中央研究院研究員，比利時魯汶大學社會文化人類學博士
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雲南移民在泰緬邊區所從事的馬幫貿易，雖然是奠基於大漢中心主義「走夷方」的文化傳統心態，然而其實踐過程卻不斷呈現出不同社群間的互助、衝突與協商，凸顯出這個邊區特有的地理、政治、經濟與文化主體性，以及這個經濟活動所內涵的複雜規範和知識。
講者提出「跨境民間」(transborder popular realm)的概念來指涉、分析活動空間內(activity space)人、事、物的連結性，以及其不斷變異的時間過程；在這個概念下，民間不再被侷限於國家疆界內，中心與邊緣、合法與非法也不再是固定的二元對峙；同時，邊境是對外開放的起點，一個充滿混和、不明與創造力的場域。
【名詞解釋】
＃馬幫
就是按民間約定俗成的方式組織起來的一群趕馬人及其騾馬隊的稱呼。馬幫是大西南地區特有的一種交通運輸方式，它也是茶馬古道主要的運載手段，面對險惡而隨時變化的環境、生死與共特殊的生存方式形成馬幫自己嚴格的組織和幫規、有自己幫內的習俗禁忌和行話。（摘自BAI百科：http://baike.baidu.com/view/86686.htm）
＃走夷方
對於雲南來說，「夷方」舊時指緬甸、泰國、印度；「廠」則是指緬甸北部的猛拱、帕敢、抹谷一帶的玉石、寶石礦山，也有少數的銀礦山。
以「開弓就沒有回頭箭」形容「走夷方」再貼切不過。夷方路上一山分四季，十裡不同天。一路前行，一會兒冷一會兒熱，身體素質不行的很容易就犯個頭疼腦熱的。路上，無論是日頂中燒，或是忽而寒風襲來，馬幫都得風雨無阻地前行。（摘自：窮走夷方急走廠，有女莫嫁綺羅鄉 http://blog.sina.com.cn/s/blog_59b7078f0102e2v8.html）
【講者簡介】
張雯勤
中央研究院研究員，比利時魯汶大學社會文化人類學博士，研究興趣包括移民、邊境研究、族群政治與東南亞華人研究，學術出版則專注在當代泰緬雲南移民的跨境遷移歷史與生計研究。
研究的方法是立基於社會文化人類學的田野深耕，但同時也結合了歷史學研究與區域研究。
專書books
1. Eric Tagliacozzo and Wen-Chin Chang, eds. (2011) Chinese Circulations: Capital, Commodities, and Networks in Southeast Asia. Durham: Duke University Press. 534pp.
2. Wen-Chin Chang and Eric Tagliacozzo, eds. (2014) Burmese Lives: Ordinary Life Stories under the Burmese Regime. New York: Oxford University Press. 268 pp.
3. Wen-Chin Chang. (2014) Beyond Borders: Stories of Yunnanese Migrants of Burma. Ithaca: Cornell University Press. 296 pp.
期刊論文 Journal papers
1. Chang Wen-Chin (2013) “The Everyday Politics of the Underground Trade by the Migrant Yunnanese Chinese in Burma since the Socialist Era.” Journal of Southeast Asian Studies, 44(2):292-314. (Cambridge University Press) (peer reviewed/有審查)
2. Chang Wen-Chin (2009) “Venturing into ‘Barbarous’ Regions: Trans-border Trade among Migrant Yunnanese between Thailand and Burma, 1960-1980s.” The Journal of Asian Studies, 68 (2): 543-572. (Cambridge University Press) (peer reviewed/有審查)
3. Chang Wen-Chin (2008) “The Interstitial Subjectivities of the Yunnanese Chinese in Thailand.” The Asia-Pacific Journal of Anthropology, 9 (2): 97-122. (Routledge Press) (peer reviewed/有審查)
4. Chang Wen-Chin (2006b) “The Trading Culture of Jade Stones among the Yunnanese in Burma and Thailand, 1962-1988.” Journal of Chinese Overseas, 2(2): 269-293. (Brill) (peer reviewed/有審查)
5. Chang Wen-Chin (2006a) “Home away from Home: The Migrant Yunnanese in Northern Thailand.” International Journal of Asian Studies, 3(1), 49-76. (Cambridge University Press) (peer reviewed/有審查)
6. Chang Wen-Chin (2005) “Invisible Warriors: The Migrant Yunnanese Women in Northern Thailand.” Kolor: Journal on Moving Communities, 5(2): 49-70. (Joint publication by the FOYER) (peer reviewed/有審查)
7. Chang Wen-Chin (2004) “Guanxi and Regulation in Network: The Yunnanese Jade Trade between Burma and Thailand, 1962-88.” Journal of Southeast Asian Studies, 35 (3): 479-501. (Cambridge University Press) (peer reviewed/有審查)
8. Chang Wen-Chin (2003) “Three Yunnanese Jade Traders from Tengchong.” Kolor, Journal on Moving Communities, 3(1):15-34. (Joint publication by the FOYER) (peer reviewed/有審查)
9. Chang Wen-Chin (2002b) “Identification of Leadership among the KMT Yunnanese Chinese in Northern Thailand.” Journal of Southeast Asian Studies, 33(1):123-146. (Cambridge University Press) (peer reviewed/有審查)
10. 張雯勤 (2002a) 「從難民到移民的跨越─再論泰北前國民黨雲南人遷移模式的轉變」，海華與東南亞研究，第二卷第一期，頁47-73。(peer reviewed/有審查)
11. Chang Wen-Chin (2001) “From War Refugees to Immigrants: The Case of the KMT Yunnanese Chinese in Northern Thailand.” International Migration Review, 35(4):1086-1105. (Center for Migration Studies Publications) (peer reviewed/有審查)
專書之一章 Book chapters
1. Chang Wen-Chin (2015) “Circulations via Tangyan, a Town in the Northern Shan State of Burma.” In Asia Inside Out: Connected Places. Eric Tagliacozzo, Helen Siu and Peter Perdue, eds. Cambridge: Harvard University Press. Pp. 243-270. (reviewed/有審查)
2. Wen-Chin Chang (2014) “By Sea and by Land: Stories of Two Chinese Traders.” In Burmese Lives: Ordinary Life Stories under the Burmese Regime. Wen-Chin Chang and Eric Tagliacozzo, eds. Oxford University Press. Pp. 174-199. (reviewed/有審查)
3. Eric Tagliacozzo and Wen-Chin Chang (2014) “Introduction: Burmese Lives in a Divided State.” In Burmese Lives: Ordinary Life Stories under the Burmese Regime. Wen-Chin Chang and Eric Tagliacozzo, eds. NewYork: Oxford University Press. Pp. 3-21. (reviewed/有審查)
4. Wen-Chin Chang (2011) “From a Shiji Episode to the Forbidden Jade Trade during the Socialist Regime in Burma.” In Chinese Circulations: Capital, Commodities, and Networks in Southeast Asia, Eric Tagliacozzo and Wen-Chin Chang, eds. Durham: Duke University Press. Pp. 455-479. (reviewed/有審查)
5. Wen-Chin Chang and Eric Tagliacozzo (2011) “Introduction: The Arc of Historical Commercial Relations between China and Southeast Asia.” In Chinese Circulations: Capital, Commodities, and Networks in Southeast Asia, Eric Tagliacozzo and Wen-Chin Chang, eds. Durham: Duke University Press. Pp. 1-17. (reviewed/有審查)
6. Wen-Chin Chang (2006b) “Invisible Warriors: The Migrant Yunnanese Women in Northern Thailand.” In The Frontiers of Southeast Asia and Pacific Studies, Hsin-Huang Michael Hsiao, ed. Taipei: Center for Asia-Pacific Area Studies, Academia Sinica. Pp. 35-61. (originally published in Kolor: Journal on Moving Communities, 5(2): 49-70.) (reviewed/有審查)
7. 張雯勤 (2006a) 遇見田野遇見官僚體制」，田野的技藝，郭佩宜、王宏仁編，台北：巨流出版社。頁29-55。
8. Chang Wen-Chin (1998) “The Kuomintang Yunnanese Chinese of Northern Thailand.” In The Dynamic of Emerging Ethnicities, Johan Leman, ed. Frankfurt am Main: Peter Lang. pp. 35-55. (reviewed/有審查)
9. 張雯勤 (2003) 「從旅行到田野研究：談田野調查與參與觀察」，質性研究方法與資料分析，齊力、林本炫編。嘉義：南華大學教育社會學研究所。頁73-93。
其他 Miscellaneous (2010~2014)
Book review:金三角國軍血淚史 1950-1981 (The tragic history of the KMT troops in the Golden Triangle, 1950-1981)，覃怡輝，台北：聯經出版社，2009. 480pp. Reviewed by Wen-Chin Chang, March 15, 2010, New Frontiers in Asian Scholarship, Harvard-Yenching Institute, New Frontiers in Asian Scholarship, http://hyi.scribo.harvard.edu/……/the-tragic……/
Film review: “Roma Stories”, 2003, filmed by Japigia Gagi. Review by Wen-Chin Chang, Guava anthropology, 2013/09/26, http://guavanthropology.tw/article/5396