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Hardcover. Zustand: As New. Contents: 1. Introduction: South Asian nationalisms/Rajesh Rai. 2. Female warriors, martyrs and suicide attackers: women in the LTTE/Dagmar Hellmann-Rajanayagam. 3. Contestations regarding identity, nationalism and citizenship during the struggles of the indigenous peoples of the Chittagong Hill Tracts of Bangladesh/Shapan Adnan. 4. Pakistan's national identity/Ishtiaq Ahmed. 5. The Khalistan Movement in India: the interplay of politics and state power/Rajshree Jetly. 6. Why the 1979 Iranian Revolution did not bring an advanced mode of production with a representative and reduced state power? A sociological explanation/Mahmoud 'Max' Kashefi. Index.…

Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents 1. Introduction/Nazli Kibria. 2. Transnational family based social capital remittances and the transformation of Cuba/Susan Eckstein. 3. Father presence in rural South Africa historical changes and life course patterns/Nicholas W. Townsend Sangeetha Madhavan and Anita I. Garey. 4. As mother made it the cosmopolitan Indian family authentic food and the construction of cultural Utopia/Tulasi Srinivas. 5. Family reorganization in a context of legal uncertainty Guatemalan and Salvadoran immigrants in the United States/Cecilia Menjivar. 6. Money and masculinity among low wage Vietnamese immigrants in transnational families/Hung Cam Thai. 7. The refugee Family child fostering and mobility among Sierra Leonean refugees/Lacey Andrews Gale. Index. From the introduction Each of the chapters in this volume offers important insights into the family as a mediating structure of globalization. In their work on father presence in South Africa Townsend Madhavan and Garey describe the changing role of fathers in relation to the South African labor market and its emerging position in the global economy. And in a study of refugee families in Sierra Leone Andrews notes the critical role played by children in how families cope with the dislocations of war and conflict. Children serve as cultural nodes for these families serving to maintain a sense of cultural continuity and tradition for them. The theme of cultural transmission also runs through the paper by Srinivas on packaged food consumption among middle class Indian families in Bangalore India and in Boston United States. She describes how food consumption in these families is grounded in a larger project of asserting and maintaining authentic Indian ness in the face of the cultural challenges of globalization. The chapters in this volume while certainly distinct in focus all affirm the value and importance of a renewed focus on family in globalization studies. 162 pp.…

Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Acknowledgement. 1. Introduction/Leon Grunberg. 2. English professional football and its communities/Adam Brown Tim Crabbe and Gavin Mellor. 3. The beautiful game and the American exception/Michael Veseth. 4. Networks power and revenue in contemporary football an analysis of the G14/Peter Millward. 5. Football post colonial and post conflict discourses in Algeria Algerie France 6 October 2001 ce n etait pas un simple match de foot /Mahfoud Amara. 6. From the terraces to boardrooms reviewing theories and perspectives on Racism in football/Tim Crabbe. 7. Football Hooliganism and the modern world/H.F. Moorhouse. 8. The globalisation of Bad management practice the three points for a win reform in football/Daniel Bloyce and Patrick Murphy. 9. In balance with this life this death Mourning George Best/Alan Bairner. 10. The use of performance enhancing drugs in European football/Dominic Malcolm and Ivan Waddington. Index. 192 pp.…