The Global World of Indian Merchants, 1750-1947: Traders of Sind from Bukhara to Panama

Claude Markovits

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Colonial History and Postcolonial Studies South Asian Studies and Diaspora Global Maritime and Colonial Histories

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Introduction 1. South Asian merchant networks 2. The regional context: Sind economy and society, c. 1750-1950 3. The Gate of Khorrassan: the Shikarpuri network, c. 1750-1947 4. From Kobe to Panama: the Sindworkies of Hyderabad 5. Patterns of circulation and business organization in two merchant networks 6. The business of the Sind merchants 7. The politics of merchant networks 8. Community and gender in two merchant networks 9. Epilogue: the Sindhi diaspora after 1947 Conclusion.

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