Globalisation, Diaspora and Belonging: Exploring Transnationalism and Gujarati Identity
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Book Details
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Author: Sharmina Mawani
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Publisher: Rawat Publications
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Language: English
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ISBN: 9788131606322
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Pages: 285
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Cover: Hardcover
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Dimensions: 8.6 x 5.7 x 0.9 inches
About the Book
The term 'identity' has evolved significantly, now encompassing both individuality and community while addressing the cultural and historical contexts in which perceptions are formed. In this insightful exploration, Gujaratis, Globalisation, Diaspora and Belonging, the complexities of belonging and the multifaceted process of achieving it are thoroughly examined. Focusing on the experiences of the Gujarati community, this book delves into the influences of globalization, migration, language, culture, and ‘othering’ in shaping perceptions of belonging.
The book is divided into three thematic sections: (1) Globalisation and Migration, (2) Language and Culture, and (3) Inclusion/Exclusion. Each section presents a rich collection of interviews and narratives from Gujaratis attempting to establish belonging and find acceptance in diverse settings, ranging from Australia and Canada to India, Oman, and Zanzibar. These compelling stories offer readers an insightful perspective into the historical and contemporary issues surrounding Gujarati identity, both within India and across the globe.
This collection provides a comprehensive overview of how the Gujarati community navigates identity in an interconnected world. It raises essential questions about the processes of acculturation and the tensions between inclusion and exclusion, highlighting how the Gujaratis adapt and evolve across various global contexts. With contributions from leading scholars, this book offers a profound and detailed examination of the Gujarati diaspora and the continuous negotiation of their cultural identity in a rapidly globalizing world.