Contemporary India and South Africa
Legacies, Identities, Dilemmas
Herausgeber: Patel, Sujata; Uys, Tina
Contemporary India and South Africa
Legacies, Identities, Dilemmas
Herausgeber: Patel, Sujata; Uys, Tina
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This book deals with the legacies of the Indian experiences of migration and diaspora in South Africa. It highlights the social imaginaries of the migrants and citizens as they negotiate between a reconstructed notion of 'India' and their real present and future in the country of citizenship.
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This book deals with the legacies of the Indian experiences of migration and diaspora in South Africa. It highlights the social imaginaries of the migrants and citizens as they negotiate between a reconstructed notion of 'India' and their real present and future in the country of citizenship.
Produktdetails
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- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 330
- Erscheinungstermin: 21. Januar 2016
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 216mm x 140mm x 18mm
- Gewicht: 395g
- ISBN-13: 9781138662537
- ISBN-10: 1138662534
- Artikelnr.: 44827728
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 330
- Erscheinungstermin: 21. Januar 2016
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 216mm x 140mm x 18mm
- Gewicht: 395g
- ISBN-13: 9781138662537
- ISBN-10: 1138662534
- Artikelnr.: 44827728
Sujata Patel is Professor, Department of Sociology, University of Hyderabad. Tina Uys is Professor and Head, Department of Sociology, and Director, Centre for Sociological Research, University of Johannesburg.
1. Legacies and New Identities: Contemporary India and South Africa
Compared Sujata Patel and Tina Uys Part I. Migration, Indenture and
Identities: Being Indian in South Africa 2. Indenture and Indianness in
South Africa: 1860-1913 Ashwin Desai and Goolam Vahed 3. Tracing the
Journey of South African Indian Women from 1860 Mariam Seedat-Khan 4. In a
Faraway Sugarcane Field: Imagining Indentured Labour in Colonial India V.
Geetha 5. 'Made in India. Proudly South African': Commemorating 150 years
of Indian Presence in South Africa Rehana Vally 6. Commemoration,
Celebration, Commiseration? 150th Anniversary of Indentured Labourers in
South Africa Brij Maharaj 7. The Legacy of Indentured Indians in South
Africa: The Politics of Saving the Early Morning Market in Durban Lubna
Nadvi 8. Indenture and Diasporic Integration: Historical Anthropology of
India-South Africa Interface Ravindra K. Jain Part 2. The Contemporary
Contradictions of Nation States: Democracy, Education and Environment 9. A
Better Life For All: The Post-1994 South African Journey in the Second
Decade of the New Millennium Janis Grobbelaar 10. South Africa:
Conceptualising a Politics of Human-Oriented Development Adam Habib 11.
Indian Democracy in Search of a Democratic State: Socio-Political
Challenges and State Responses in Contemporary India Ujjwal Singh 12.
Reproduction, Contradiction, Contestation and the Struggle for a Just
Education in India Padma Velaskar 13. Reflexive Education to Re-envision
Modernity Anita Rampal 14. The Place and Role of Higher Education in an
Evolving South African Democracy Derek van der Merwe 15. Urban Dreams and
Realities Kalpana Sharma 16. Contesting Conservation: Nature, Politics and
History in Contemporary India Mahesh Rangarajan Part 3. Relating to Each
Other as Regional Nation-States 17. Globalising World and the Changing
Dimensions of Indo-South African Ties Rajen Harshe 18. IBSA in the Foreign
Policy of a Rising India Priya Chacko 19. Scientific, Environmental and
Agricultural Collaboration within the IBSA Dialogue Forum, 2003-2010 David
Fig. About the Editors, Notes on Contributors. Index
Compared Sujata Patel and Tina Uys Part I. Migration, Indenture and
Identities: Being Indian in South Africa 2. Indenture and Indianness in
South Africa: 1860-1913 Ashwin Desai and Goolam Vahed 3. Tracing the
Journey of South African Indian Women from 1860 Mariam Seedat-Khan 4. In a
Faraway Sugarcane Field: Imagining Indentured Labour in Colonial India V.
Geetha 5. 'Made in India. Proudly South African': Commemorating 150 years
of Indian Presence in South Africa Rehana Vally 6. Commemoration,
Celebration, Commiseration? 150th Anniversary of Indentured Labourers in
South Africa Brij Maharaj 7. The Legacy of Indentured Indians in South
Africa: The Politics of Saving the Early Morning Market in Durban Lubna
Nadvi 8. Indenture and Diasporic Integration: Historical Anthropology of
India-South Africa Interface Ravindra K. Jain Part 2. The Contemporary
Contradictions of Nation States: Democracy, Education and Environment 9. A
Better Life For All: The Post-1994 South African Journey in the Second
Decade of the New Millennium Janis Grobbelaar 10. South Africa:
Conceptualising a Politics of Human-Oriented Development Adam Habib 11.
Indian Democracy in Search of a Democratic State: Socio-Political
Challenges and State Responses in Contemporary India Ujjwal Singh 12.
Reproduction, Contradiction, Contestation and the Struggle for a Just
Education in India Padma Velaskar 13. Reflexive Education to Re-envision
Modernity Anita Rampal 14. The Place and Role of Higher Education in an
Evolving South African Democracy Derek van der Merwe 15. Urban Dreams and
Realities Kalpana Sharma 16. Contesting Conservation: Nature, Politics and
History in Contemporary India Mahesh Rangarajan Part 3. Relating to Each
Other as Regional Nation-States 17. Globalising World and the Changing
Dimensions of Indo-South African Ties Rajen Harshe 18. IBSA in the Foreign
Policy of a Rising India Priya Chacko 19. Scientific, Environmental and
Agricultural Collaboration within the IBSA Dialogue Forum, 2003-2010 David
Fig. About the Editors, Notes on Contributors. Index
1. Legacies and New Identities: Contemporary India and South Africa
Compared Sujata Patel and Tina Uys Part I. Migration, Indenture and
Identities: Being Indian in South Africa 2. Indenture and Indianness in
South Africa: 1860-1913 Ashwin Desai and Goolam Vahed 3. Tracing the
Journey of South African Indian Women from 1860 Mariam Seedat-Khan 4. In a
Faraway Sugarcane Field: Imagining Indentured Labour in Colonial India V.
Geetha 5. 'Made in India. Proudly South African': Commemorating 150 years
of Indian Presence in South Africa Rehana Vally 6. Commemoration,
Celebration, Commiseration? 150th Anniversary of Indentured Labourers in
South Africa Brij Maharaj 7. The Legacy of Indentured Indians in South
Africa: The Politics of Saving the Early Morning Market in Durban Lubna
Nadvi 8. Indenture and Diasporic Integration: Historical Anthropology of
India-South Africa Interface Ravindra K. Jain Part 2. The Contemporary
Contradictions of Nation States: Democracy, Education and Environment 9. A
Better Life For All: The Post-1994 South African Journey in the Second
Decade of the New Millennium Janis Grobbelaar 10. South Africa:
Conceptualising a Politics of Human-Oriented Development Adam Habib 11.
Indian Democracy in Search of a Democratic State: Socio-Political
Challenges and State Responses in Contemporary India Ujjwal Singh 12.
Reproduction, Contradiction, Contestation and the Struggle for a Just
Education in India Padma Velaskar 13. Reflexive Education to Re-envision
Modernity Anita Rampal 14. The Place and Role of Higher Education in an
Evolving South African Democracy Derek van der Merwe 15. Urban Dreams and
Realities Kalpana Sharma 16. Contesting Conservation: Nature, Politics and
History in Contemporary India Mahesh Rangarajan Part 3. Relating to Each
Other as Regional Nation-States 17. Globalising World and the Changing
Dimensions of Indo-South African Ties Rajen Harshe 18. IBSA in the Foreign
Policy of a Rising India Priya Chacko 19. Scientific, Environmental and
Agricultural Collaboration within the IBSA Dialogue Forum, 2003-2010 David
Fig. About the Editors, Notes on Contributors. Index
Compared Sujata Patel and Tina Uys Part I. Migration, Indenture and
Identities: Being Indian in South Africa 2. Indenture and Indianness in
South Africa: 1860-1913 Ashwin Desai and Goolam Vahed 3. Tracing the
Journey of South African Indian Women from 1860 Mariam Seedat-Khan 4. In a
Faraway Sugarcane Field: Imagining Indentured Labour in Colonial India V.
Geetha 5. 'Made in India. Proudly South African': Commemorating 150 years
of Indian Presence in South Africa Rehana Vally 6. Commemoration,
Celebration, Commiseration? 150th Anniversary of Indentured Labourers in
South Africa Brij Maharaj 7. The Legacy of Indentured Indians in South
Africa: The Politics of Saving the Early Morning Market in Durban Lubna
Nadvi 8. Indenture and Diasporic Integration: Historical Anthropology of
India-South Africa Interface Ravindra K. Jain Part 2. The Contemporary
Contradictions of Nation States: Democracy, Education and Environment 9. A
Better Life For All: The Post-1994 South African Journey in the Second
Decade of the New Millennium Janis Grobbelaar 10. South Africa:
Conceptualising a Politics of Human-Oriented Development Adam Habib 11.
Indian Democracy in Search of a Democratic State: Socio-Political
Challenges and State Responses in Contemporary India Ujjwal Singh 12.
Reproduction, Contradiction, Contestation and the Struggle for a Just
Education in India Padma Velaskar 13. Reflexive Education to Re-envision
Modernity Anita Rampal 14. The Place and Role of Higher Education in an
Evolving South African Democracy Derek van der Merwe 15. Urban Dreams and
Realities Kalpana Sharma 16. Contesting Conservation: Nature, Politics and
History in Contemporary India Mahesh Rangarajan Part 3. Relating to Each
Other as Regional Nation-States 17. Globalising World and the Changing
Dimensions of Indo-South African Ties Rajen Harshe 18. IBSA in the Foreign
Policy of a Rising India Priya Chacko 19. Scientific, Environmental and
Agricultural Collaboration within the IBSA Dialogue Forum, 2003-2010 David
Fig. About the Editors, Notes on Contributors. Index