The Bengal Diaspora: Rethinking Muslim migration Claire Alexander, Joya Chatterji, Annu Jalais
Publisher: Taylor & Francis

Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies (Impact Factor: 1.03). Disciplinary research project on the Bengal diaspora, led by Dr Joya Chatterji The team chose to focus on Bengali Muslims, building on Chatterji's (F) Joya Chatterji, 'The nation state and the management of migration: Rethinking the “ post-. 4 - Staying on: partition and West Bengal's Muslim minorities : Read PDF. Victoria Redclift's research interests are in the sociology of migration and of diaspora, and the negotiation of local and global 'political space'. Spoils of Partition, The: Bengal and India, 1947-1967 · Chatterji Joya. Items 91 - 113 of 113 The Bengal Diaspora: Rethinking Muslim Migration. This book focuses on three groups of Muslim Bengali migrants. New diaspora communities reproduce themselves predictably, and in tandem. 159 -208 Rethinking partition migration', Modern Asian Studies, 37, 3, 2003. But for most families the decision to migrate was deliberated slowly and in waves, in a 'diaspora' of families – Hindus, Muslims, Biharis, Chakmas, Garos and so on, for a Bengali identity many Bengali Muslims had to rethink their positions. Forthcoming Books in the subject of Asian Diaspora from Taylor & Francis and the Taylor & Francis Group.