Cartographies of Diaspora: Contesting Identities (Gender, Racism, Ethnicity Series)
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Cartographies of Diaspora: Contesting Identities (Gender, Racism, Ethnicity Series)

by Avtar Brah

Sociology Cultural Studies
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Cartographies of Diaspora explores how identities are formed, contested, and experienced across diasporic contexts. Focusing on the intersections of gender, racism, and ethnicity, Avtar Brah’s scholarly work examines belonging and difference through the lens of cultural and social analysis.

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Cartographies of Diaspora examines the relationships between diaspora, identity, gender, racism, and ethnicity.

The book considers identity as a contested and complex formation rather than a fixed category.

It situates questions of belonging and difference within broader social and cultural contexts.

Part of the Gender, Racism, Ethnicity series, this work offers a scholarly perspective on diasporic experience and identity politics.

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