Wandering Jews and Scattered Sri Lankans: Viewing Sri Lankans of the Gulf Cooperation Council through the Lens of the Old Testament Jewish Diaspora
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Wandering Jews and Scattered Sri Lankans: Viewing Sri Lankans of the Gulf Cooperation Council through the Lens of the Old Testament Jewish Diaspora

by Enoch Wan, Ted Rubesh

History Religion Sociology
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A comparative exploration of Sri Lankan migrants in the Gulf viewed through the lens of the Old Testament Jewish Diaspora, examining identity, adaptation, and cultural preservation.

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This work explores the parallels between the historical Jewish Diaspora as described in the Old Testament and the contemporary migration of Sri Lankans to the Gulf Cooperation Council countries.

Authors Enoch Wan and Ted Rubesh analyze migration patterns, cultural adaptation, and identity preservation among Sri Lankan communities living abroad.

The book draws on biblical narratives to provide context for understanding modern diaspora experiences and community dynamics.

Readers interested in migration studies, religious history, and cross-cultural sociology will find relevant insights in this comparative approach.

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