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This book grows out of the question, \u0022At this particular moment of tense geopolitics and inter-linked economies, what insights can South Asian American writing offer us about living in the world?\u0022 South Asian American literature, with its focus on the multiple geographies and histories of ...
Shawn S. Smith, K J Willam, Kurt H. Gerstle, Stein Sture
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Birgit Meyer
Introduction: From Imagined Communities to Aesthetic Formations: Religious Mediations, Sensational Forms and Styles of Binding B.Meyer PART I: BOUNDARY POLITICS 'Don't ask questions, just observe!': Boundary Politics in Bahian Candomble M.van de Port Purity and the Devil: Community, Media and the Bo...
John Eade
In this article I seek to analyse the diverse understandings among British Bengalis of their social identities as shaped by national and Muslim belongings. The complexity of these understandings is described as the young Bengalis explore the interrelationships between these identities, attempt to ra...
List of figures List of maps List of tables Notes on contributors Preface Introduction: themes in the study of the South Asian diaspora Colin Clarke, Ceri Peach and Steven Vertovec Part I. South Asians in Colonial and Post-Colonial Contexts: Introduction Colin Clarke, Ceri Peach and Steven Vertovec ...
Pnina Werbner
Part I: The Context of Leadership: Migration, Settlement, and Radical Discrimination Muhammad Anwar Part II: Black and Ethnic Leaderships in Britain: An Overview Pnina Werbner II Community, Party Politics, and the Black Experience Chapter 1: Ethnic Minorities: Voting, Representation, and electoral p...
Jeffrey H. Cohen, Norbert Dannhaeuser
Chapter 1 Introduction: Development in Practice and Theory, a Positive Role for Anthropology Part 2 Part I: Development and Theory in Anthropology Chapter 3 Chapter 1: Involution and Modernization: The Case of Clifford Geertz Chapter 4 Chapter 2: The Evolution of Market Niches among Oaxacan Wood Car...
The Intervening Configuration: Gender and Feminist Practice: National Identities, Tradition, and Feminism: The Novels of Ama Ata Aidoo Read in the Context of the Works of Kwame Nkrumah, Nationalism and Feminism in the Writings of Santa Devi and Sita Devi, Mother-Country and Fatherland: Re-Membering ...
de Haan, F., Allen, M., Purvis, J., Daskalova, K.
Women's Activism brings together twelve innovative contributions from feminist historians from around the world to look at how women have always found ways to challenge or fight inequalities and hierarchies as individuals, in international women's organizations, as political leaders, and in global f...
Françoise Král
Abstract In this article I propose to analyse the way Brick Lane and The Namesake envisage the consequences of the new world geography on the psyche of migrants. Interestingly these two novels of the Indian diaspora envisage immigration as empowering, but they also pinpoint the difficulties of the i...
Heather Sutton, Lucciana Álvarez, Jan van Dijk, John van Kesteren et al.
While citizen security has become an ever-increasing concern for many Caribbean countries, the magnitude of the problem has not been matched with an equally robust response in terms of research. This volume analyses new data collected in household and business victimization surveys. These surveys al...
Stephen Small
I. INTRODUCTION In the 1950s, a majority of white people in Britain had never seen a 'coloured colonial immigrant' in person. The Black (1) population was tiny in number, and concentrated in the historic port cities of Liverpool, Bristol, London and Cardiff (Rose, et al. 1969). But all that has chan...
Elora Halim Chowdhury
Pamila Gupta
Abstract The monsoon provides a useful spatial template for thinking more generally about the future direction(s) of Indian Ocean studies. Precisely because of its defining character – it connects water and sky, and links geography (specifically climate and climate change) with politics and developm...