The transmission of Sikh heritage in the diaspora

Pashaura Singh · N. Gerald Barrier

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Diaspora, migration, transnational identity South Asian Studies and Diaspora Cultural Identity and Heritage

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The collection is grouped under two sections and covers issues such as religious orthodoxy versus fundamentalism, nationalism, economic and social mobility, gender awareness and cultural transmission and adaptations. The essays focus on the transmission of Sikh/Punjab culture and current dilemmas confronting the Sikh diaspora.

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