CONTEMPORARY PERSPECTIVES ON GLOBALISATION AND MIGRATION
ANAND SINGH (University of KwaZulu-Natal, Durban, South Africa)
2010 • Pages: 120 • Size: 180 x 240 mm • ISBN: 81-85264-55-4 •
Binding: Hard •
Price: US $ 075/- Rs. 1150/-
(Special Issue of Journal of Sociology and social Anthropology - No. 1)
There is an interlocking connection among concepts such as migration-remittances-identities and voluntary associations. The latter two are issues that are not as measurable as the former two, but are crucial in social science and humanities research about migration patterns and its attendant links to emotional ties, roles and responsibilities that people have towards their families. This edition is an attempt to elaborate on them.
CONTENTS
Editorial
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M. C. Arunkumar • Meitei Diaspora and the Identity Politics
1-12
Feng Zhang • Overseas Remittances and Household Economy in the Pearl River Delta of Guangdong, China, 1986-2008
13-22
Manasa Sibanda • The Urban and Rural Spaces: Consequences of Nature Conservation and the Rural to Urban Migration. ACase of the Great Limpopo Transfrontier Conservation Area, Zimbabwe Sector
23-32
Marilyn Porter and Kristi Poerwandari • Moving Women and Family Concerns: Reflections from a Cross Cultural Study
33-45
Octavia Sibanda • Social Ties and the Dynamics of Integration in the City of Johannesburg among Zimbabwe Migrants
47-57
Anand Singh and Kombi Sausi • Voluntary Associations and Remittances among Nigerian Migrants Living in Central Durban
59-70
Rajasree Chandra · Indian Professional and Skilled Migration to Australia and Singapore: A Comparative Study
71-80
Victor Ngonidzashe Muzvidziwa · Double-Rootedness and Networking among Urban Migrants in Zimbabwe
81-90
Zaheera Jinnah · Making Home in a Hostile Land: Understanding Somali Identity, Integration, Livelihood and Risks Johannesburg
91-99
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