Unruly Immigrants: Rights, Activism, and Transnational South Asian Politics in the United States
Monisha Das Gupta examines the political lives of South Asian immigrants in the United States, emphasizing rights, activism, and transnational connections. The book offers a focused perspective on how immigrant communities engage with political questions, organize around shared concerns, and negotiate belonging across national contexts.
About This Book
Unruly Immigrants examines South Asian politics in the United States through the connected themes of rights, activism, and transnational engagement.
The book considers how immigrant communities participate in political life while navigating questions of identity, belonging, and representation.
Its focus on activism places collective organizing and struggles for rights at the center of the discussion.
By emphasizing transnational politics, the book presents South Asian immigrant experiences within relationships that extend beyond the United States.
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