Summary

Rudolph Ng is Lecturer in Global History at the University of Portsmouth. His research examines global migration in the nineteenth century and its entanglement with humanitarianism and labour rights. He has published on the Chinese migration history of Nicaragua, Cuba, and Venezuela. He has taught widely on the history of East Asia and Latin America at both undergraduate and postgraduate level. Before joining Portsmouth, he held positions as Teaching Fellow at the University of Edinburgh and Lecturer in Modern Chinese History at Birkbeck, University of London.