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Diaspora in the Domestic

2023
In this chapter, we argue for the importance of transregional agricultural comparisons, particularly when examining diasporas. We take South Asian indentured Diaspora as our case study, focusing on two sites: Sathanghudi on the Coromandel Coast in Tamil Nadu, South India, and the Bras d’Eau sugar estate in northwestern Mauritius. Framed through cursory
Julia Jong Haines, Mark William Hauser
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Is the Filipino Diaspora a Diaspora?

Critical Asian Studies, 2015
ABSTRACT:Despite the widespread popularity of the discourse on diasporas since the 1980s, the recognition of a Filipino diaspora in the wider Anglophone scholarly world did not occur until the mid 2000s. A major factor for this recognition was the considerable number of scholarly works on Filipino Americans produced largely by Filipino American ...
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Revisiting “The ‘diaspora’ diaspora”

Ethnic and Racial Studies, 2017
I am grateful to Claire Alexander for her generous and thoughtful commentary on my 2005 article “The ‘diaspora’ diaspora”.
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Mapping Diaspora in Diaspora Philanthropy

Diaspora Studies
Abstract Diasporic philanthropy, shaped by migration, globalisation and evolving forms of giving, is increasingly attracting scholarly attention. Yet research in this area remains fragmented, often constrained by limited theoretical frameworks and inconsistent definitions of diaspora.
Andréanne Brunet-Bélanger, Manuel Litalien, Dominic Odwa Atari, Natalya R. Brown, François Brouard   +4 more
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The Uses of Diaspora

Social Text, 2001
Les travaux d'etude historique de la culture et de la politique africaines sur le plan international font appel au concept de diaspora, qui n'a emerge que recemment, afin d'exprimer les liens et traits communs parmi les groupes de descendance africaine a travers le monde. L'A.
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Africans in the Diaspora: the Diaspora and Africa

African Affairs, 2000
ONGOING AFRICAN DIASPORAS, the recent growth of Atlantic and diasporic studies, the globalization of capital and culture, the technological revolution and the breakdown in information boundaries, all these have necessitated a rethinking of the African diaspora and its changing meanings.
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