Author: BALLARD, ROGER (editor)
Title: DESH PARDESH - The South Asian presence in Britain.
Description: London, Hurst & Company, 1994. 1st edition. Paperback, 22,5cmx14cm, Good condition /Cover illustrated, Contents: 1). Roger Ballard: Introduction: The emergence of Desh Pardesh. 2). Alison Shaw: The pakistani community in Oxford. 3). Philip Lewis: Being Muslim and being British: The dynamics of Islamitic reconstruction in Bradford. 4). Roger Ballard: Differentiation and disjunction among the Sikhs. 5). Eleanor Nesbitt: Valmikis in Coventry: The revival and reconstruction of a community. 6). Katy Gardner & Abdus Shukur: 'I am Bengali, I am Asian, and I am living here': The changing identity of British Bengalis. 7). Rachel Dwyer: Caste, religion and sect in Gujarat: Followers of Vallabhacharya and Swaminaryan. 8). Shikala Warrier: Gujarati Prajapatis in London: Family roles and sociability networks. 9). Kim Knott: The Gujarati Mochis in Leeds: From leather stockings to surgical boots and beyond. 10). Marcus Banks: Jain ways of being. 11). John R. Hinnells: Parsi Zoroastranians in London. 12). Steven Vertovec: Caught in an ethnic quandary: Indo-Carribean Hindus in London. With notes, bibliography and index. 4 maps. XIV + 296 pag.

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