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Jewish, Palestinian, and Indian Diaspora in Comparative Perspective: Jewish, Palestinian, and Indian Diaspora in Comparative Perspective
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Jewish, Palestinian, and Indian Diaspora in Comparative Perspective: Jewish, Palestinian, and Indian Diaspora in Comparative Perspective

Sajaudeen Chapparban
2022
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https://hdl.handle.net/10192/76368

Abstract

Schusterman Center for Israel Studies Major Global Diasporas Displaced Communities Palestine Diaspora History Israel Political History Social Change
The objective of the course is to provide a broader overview and insight on the various issues and aspects of major diasporas of the world so that the student can have a broader understanding on the patterns and phases of some major global diasporas. The course will also explore various theoretical approaches and perspectives to understand these diverse diasporas. The paper is divided into two units. The first unit discusses some of the major diasporic groups of the world highlighting their historical formations and contemporary relevance. The second unit discusses socio-cultural, political and economic engagement of these diasporas with their home country, host country as well as among themselves. In all, the paper will provide an understanding of the broader rubrics of diaspora studies.
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