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Hardcover. Zustand: New. The Indian diaspora today is one of the largest diasporas in the world They form a strategic resource in intellectual economic and cultural spheres besides being goodwill ambassadors of India in the land of their adoption Recent developments in the fields of communication and transportation technology have facilitated the linkages between India and the Indian diaspora The essays included in this volume examine the historical context of Indian emigration the diaspora formation the rise of Indian nationalism and issues of identity in specific diasporic locations The volume will not only interest general readers but also students of international migration and Indian diaspora 232 pp.

Hardcover. Zustand: New. This book tries to examine the issues of international migration of Indians to the Persian Gulf countries in the era of globalization. It analyses the diverse situations in which Indian immigrant community work in the Gulf countries and the kind of problems they face. Not only does it discuss the consequences of migration on migrants and their families back home, it also addresses their issues and concerns after returning back to the homeland. By way of doing this, the book also touches upon the migrant policy issues of the home country as well as the host countries. This book will be useful not only to sociologists but also to scholars working in the fields of anthropology, political science, geography, history, literary, cultural, ethnic and migration studies.

Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. Introduction. I. Education 1. Information technology education in private sector a case study of Andhra Pradesh/Nagaraju Gundemeda. 2. Education and social stratification a sociological perspective/Indu Shekhar. 3. Emerging challenges to management education in global economy/Ashita Aggarwal and Irfan A. Rizvi. 4. Privatisation of higher education and Dalits a critical appraisal/Suresh Babu G.S. 5. Facing visual challenges in humanities and social sciences in the Third World/K. Hemachandran. II. Development 6. Sericulture as a case of development in the context of globalisation a village study from Andhra Pradesh/Eswarappa Kasi. 7. Gender and development a sociological perspective/J.P. Singh. 8. Separation of child from mother exclusion of poor from environment/Y. Srinivasa Rao. 9. Banking with the poor a case study of Self Help Groups in Orissa/Chittaranjan Das Adhikary. III. Diaspora 10. Oppression and resistance the early history of the Indian Diaspora in Canada/Dave Sangha. 11. Indian Diaspora in the United States and changing labour market dynamics/Shanthi Krishnaraj. 12. Indian Diaspora and nation building philanthropic engagement with the country of origin/Sadananda Sahoo. 13. Roots or wings Dilemma of the Young Indo Mauritians/Abha Pandey. Index. The book brings together research critical analysis and new areas of investigation in the discipline of sociology. The topics included in the book are education development NGOs gender environment Diaspora philanthropy ethnicity and identity. The book is useful not only for sociologist but also for social anthropologist political scientists demographers NGOs and scholars interested in research on voluntary sectors. 270 pp.

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Hardcover. Zustand: New. Contents : 1. Indian translationalism: theoretical developments and practical implications/Michiel Baas, Ajaya Kumar Sahoo and Thomas Faist. 2. Towards transnational studies: world theories, transnationalization, and changing institutions/Thomas Faist. 3. Trends and impact of migrant transnationalism/Steven Vertovec. 4. The contemporary discourse of Diaspora studies/Khachig Tololyan. 5. Diasporas, transnational spaces and communities/Michel Bruneau. 6. Moral economics of a translocal village: obligation and shame among south Indian transnational migrants/Selvaraj Velayutham and Amanda Wise. 7. Imagining difference: the experiences of transnational Indian IT professionals in Germany/Louise Meijering and Bettina van Hoven. 8. Transnational love and marriage in the Australian-Indian diaspora/Hurriyet Babacan and Narayan Gopalkrishnan. 9. Work family relations in transnational perspective: a view from high-tech firms in Indian and the United States/Winifred R. Poster and Srirupa Prasad. 10. Conceptualizing Hinduism/Heinz-Scheifinger. 11. Between moderation and radicalization: transnational interactions of Jamaat-e-Islami of India/Irfan Ahmad. 12. Globalizing Hidnuism: a traditional Guru and modern businessmen in Chennai/C.J. Fuller and John Harris. 13. The Diasporic imaginary and the Indian Diaspora/Vijay Mishra. 14. Innocents abroad and prohibited immigrants: Australians in India and Indians in Australia 1890-1910/Margaret Allen. 15. The spatial social and political incorporation of Asian Indian immigrants in Dallas, Texas/Caroline B. Brettell. 16. Kolkata transnationalism and the Diasporic imaginary/Pablo S. Bose. 17. The limits of transnational mobilization: Indian American Lobby groups and the India-US Civil Nuclear deal/Sangay Mishra. Index. The present study of Transnationalism was born our of observations that migrants no longer simply cross borders to live elsewhere, but regularly turn this crossing borders into a lifestyle of its own. The chapters in this volume present not only an important overview of the state of the study on Indian transnationalism, but also act as an important source of inspiration to think beyond the concept and the way it has been studied so far. The book will be useful to students and researchers working in the areas of Indian diaspora and transnationalism. (jacket).

Hardcover. Zustand: New. 1st Edition. This book places and configures its contents material vividly in a lucid and simple language giving a wide range of coverage to various aspects relating to the field of Educational Psychology of almost all universities of the country inconformity to the present Uniform Curriculum Structure of NCTE regulation2014. The book should cater the academic needs of learners. It may also be useful for In-service-teachers Teacher-Educators, Research Scholars and Readers having interest in the subject.(jacket).

Hardcover. Zustand: New. Language: English. The work deals with an interesting collection of essays by specialists scholars on different aspects of sociological perspectives on globalization. These essays (thirteen) in number discuss all relevant aspects of globalization at national and international level. The book will be of immense academic value to sociologists, social anthropologists, politics, cultural and ethnic studies and transnational studies. About The Author: Ajaya Kumar Sahoo, is a Senior research fellow at the school of social sciences,University of Hyderabad. Contents: Preface Acknowledgements Contributors IntroductionGlobalization : A Sociological Dimension AcademicSociology and UseSociology : A Dilemma Civil Society, Citizenship and Subaltern Counterpublics in India Engendering Health and Human Rights The Title 'Sociological Perspectives On Globalisation written/authored/edited by Ajaya Kumar Sahoo', published in the year 2006. The ISBN 9788178355801 is assigned to the Hardcover version of this title. This book has total of pp. 322 (Pages). The publisher of this title is Kalpaz Publications. This Book is in English. The subject of this book is Economic / Finance / Agriculture / Sociology. Size of the book is 14.34 x 22.59 cms Vol: 322.

Hardcover. Zustand: New. Dust Jacket Included. Contents Preface. Introduction. I. Old Indian diaspora 1. Language loss language maintenance the case of Bhojpuri and Hindi in Mauritius/Vinesh Hookoomsing. 2. Urbanism and death of religion strategies of religious manifestation in modern society/P. Pratap Kumar. 3. Ethnicity class state and conflict the Indian question in Natal South Africa/Brij Maharaj. 4. The relevance of life history writings as a methodological technique of social inquiry the autobiography of Munshi Rahman Khan in understanding the Indian diaspora/Mohan K. Gautam. 5. The Indian diaspora in the West Indies/Caribbean a cultural history of triumphs and tribulations/Kumar Mahabir. 6. Transforming diaspora familiarity with alien terrains/Karthiyaini Devarajoo. II. New Indian diaspora 7. Migration of highly skilled Indians case studies of IT and health professionals/Binod Khadria. 8. Circulation of Indian IT professionals to Hyderabad and beyond integrating India in a global workforce/Eric Leclerc. 9. Globalization national autonomy and non resident Indians/Margaret Walton Roberts. 10. Is there a second diasporic generation The case of India's Hyderabadis/Karen Isaksen Leonard. 11. Indian diaspora emerging issues in the context of greater India/V. Basil Hans. 12. Meena Alexander's Nampally road female subjectivity and the ethics of care and commitment at the shock of return/Dolores Herrero. Index. This book offers rich insights into the historical processes dynamics of contemporary global forces and influences on identity issues generational differences and issues arising in the Indian diaspora. The first section addresses the issues of struggle for retention of cultural identities of Indians in the old diasporic countries. The second section focuses on the contemporary context of migration of Indians to the developed countries and their contribution to the economy of host societies as well as to the country of origin. This book will be useful not only to sociologists but also to scholars working in the fields of anthropology political science geography history literary cultural ethnic and migration studies. 276 pp.

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Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. A brief history of Indian emigration during ancient and medieval period/K. Laxmi Narayan. 2. Overseas Indians the peculiar people/P.K. Mishra. 3. The relevance of life history writings as a methodological technique of social inquiry the autobiography of Munshi Rahman Khan in understanding the Indian Diaspora/Mohan Gautam. 4. (Step) children of the rainbow nation South African Indians in the post apartheid era/Brij Maharaj. 5. A Hindu/Indian male anthropologist works among multi ethnic Caribbean Women/Kumar Mahabir. 6. Is there a second Diasporic generation The case of India's Hyderabadis/Karen Isaksen Leonard. 7. Situating Asian Indian Diaspora in the United States an exploratory study/Mohammed Badrul Alam. 8. 9/11 Hindu and Asian responses in Oceania/Purushottama Bilimoria. 9. Miles and more Highly skilled Migration global innovation cultures and the question of regional embeddedness in India/Peter Seele. 10. Some reflections on Indian Diaspora in Canada/Ajaya Kumar Sahoo. 11. Swaminarayan Movement and Gujarati Diasporic identity/Farhat Naz. 12. Understanding transnational identity through consumption issues and methodology/Kiranmayi Bhushi. 13. Trawling the virtual Indian Diaspora/Francis C. Assisi. 14. The Uneasy relationship with Home for South Asian Diaspora Writers/Annette Gomis. 15. Satendra Nandan's The Wounded Sea Paradise Found Paradise Lost Paradise Imagined/M. Dolores Herrero. 16. Diasporic writing by Indians/Mohan G. Ramanan. 17. The evolving Indian in Malaysian literature in English/Karthiyaini Devarajoo. 18. A select bibliography on Indian Diaspora/Ajaya Kumar Sahoo and K. Laxmi Narayan. Index. The Indian Diaspora is currently estimated to be more than twenty million by covering practically all over the world. The present book broadly focuses on the historical context of Indian emigration Diaspora formation and retention of cultural identities of Indians in different parts of the diasporas. Some of the papers also focus on the writings of Indian Diasporic scholars. A selected bibliography on Indian Diaspora has been added further. The book will be useful not only to sociologist but also to scholars working in the fields of anthropology political science geography history Asian Studies literary cultural ethnic and migration studies. 212 pp.

Hardcover. Zustand: New. Dust Jacket Included. Contents Vol. I. Foreword. Acknowledgments. Introduction Globalization migration transnationalism and Diasporas some critical reflections/Ajaya Kumar Sahoo and Brij Maharaj. I. Diaspora and transnational migration a theoretical perspective 1. The nation state and its others in Lieu of a preface/Khachig Tololyan. 2. Diaspora migration definitional ambiguities and a theoretical paradigm/Judith T. Shuval. 3. The emergence of new ethno national Diasporas/Gabriel Sheffer. 4. Diaspora genealogies of semantics and transcultural comparison/Martin Baumann. 5. Place geography and the concept of Diaspora a methodological approach/Knut Hidle. 6. Reevaluating Diaspora connectivity communication and imagination in a globalised world/Roza Tsagarousianou. 7. The centrality of ethnography in the study of transnational migration seeing the wetland instead of the swamp/Nina Glick Schiller. 8. Conceptualizing simultaneity a transnational social field perspective on society/Peggy Levitt and Nina Glick Schiller. 9. Transnational migration comes of age/Sarah J. Mahlar. 10. The transnational turn migration and politics/Thomas Faist. 11. Conceptualizing transnational community formation Migrants sojourners and Diasporas in a globalized era/W. Andy Knight. 12. Transnational migration new challenges for nation states and new opportunities for regional and global development/Ludger Pries. II. Global Diasporas Jewish British Africans Chinese Russians Turkish Greeks Lebanese Koreans and Iranians 13. Coming to terms with exile/Howard Wettstein. 14. The Jewish Diaspora in a comparative and theoretical perspective/William Safran. 15. The British Diaspora in wide angle/Eric Richards. 16. Conceptualizing the African Diaspora/Carlton Wilson. 17. Cultural identities in the Chinese Diaspora/Marie Paule Ha. 18. Territorialising Diasporas the case of Russians in the former Soviet Republics/Pal Kolsto. 19. Turkish transnational nationalisms how the Turks abroad redefine nationalism/Riva Kastoryano. 20. Kurds in Europe from labor migrants to asylum seekers/Osten Wahlbeck. 21. In search of Adonis marriage strategies and gender identity in Greek transnational migration/Anastasia N. Panagakos. 22. The legacy of transnational lives beyond the first generation of Lebanese in Senegal/Mara A. Leichtman. 23. (Korean) Diasporic nationalism/John Lie. 24. What has the metaphor of Bridging to do with Hybridity Discourses on identity within Iranian American organizations/Halleh Ghorashi. 25. Foreignness and be/longing transnationalism and immigrant entrepreneurial spaces/Minoo Moallem. Vol. II III. South Asian Diasporas issues of ethnicity and identity 26. The South Asian presence in Britain and its transnational connections/Roger Ballard. 27. Culture hybridity and the dialogical self cases from the South Asian Diaspora/Sunil Bhatia and Anjali Ram. 28. The place which is Diaspora citizenship religion and gender in the making of Chaordic transnationalism/Pnina Werbner. 29. Sikh emigrants and their homeland the transmission of information resources and values in the early twentieth century/N. Gerald Barrier. 30. A Sikh Diaspora Contested identities and constructed realities/Verne A. Dusenbery. 31. An overview of religious and politics dynamics among the Bangladeshi Diaspora in Britain/David Garbin. 32. Nostalgia desire Diaspora South Asian sexualities in motion/Gayatri Gopinath. 33. Deconstructing the visual the Diasporic Hybridity of Asian and Eurasian female images/Julie Matthews. IV. Indian Diaspora themes and perspectives 34. Language and identity in an Indian Diaspora Multiculturalism and ethno linguistic communities in Mauritius/Patrick Eisenlohr. 35. The Tamil Goddess Zaman Hindu and the ethnic Uncanny in Malaysia/Andrew Willford. 36. From religion to ethnicity the identity of immigrant and second generation Indian Jains in the United States/Neelu Jain and Benjamin Forest. 37. The integration of Indian immigrants to temples run by North Americans/Nurit Zaidman. 38. The tide o.

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