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Chinatowns, often considered exotic touristic centers, otherness places, or ethnical enclaves where difference proliferates, are also global raids which evince as social movements as complex urban meanings of world cities. The migration processes from 19th century encouraged the creation of global nodes, which made urban systems interconnected in political, economic, social, cultural, and touristic fields. In this article the cultural and economic incidence is analyzed in the concept of Chinatowns in three world cities: New York, Buenos Aires, and Lisbon. Through an analysis of three variables of interest: the cultural, touristic, and economic aspects, migration data are considered and its impact in the formation of urban enclaves, evaluating advantages and its possible consequences in the social field in formation of attractive neighborhoods for tourism, keeping in mind location of commercial businesses and clusters which support ethnical economy, through the use of tools of spatial analysis. Thus, it is evinced that Chinatowns are formed as representations of social, economic, and cultural development.

Barrios chinos: cultura, economía y turismo. Reflexiones sobre transnacionalidad y etnicidad en la era de la globalización