Social Movements and the Indian Diaspora
- 224 Seiten
- 8 Lesestunden
Focusing on the Indian diaspora, this book examines how identity and social movements influence politics and nationalism in regions like Fiji, Mauritius, Trinidad, and South Africa. It delves into self-definition and external perceptions of diasporas, highlighting the social movements they engage in as indicators of perceived threats. The in-depth analysis offers valuable insights for scholars in South Asian Studies, Migration, and Diaspora Studies, making it a significant contribution to understanding these complex dynamics.
