From the Ganges to the Hudson : Indian immigrants in New York City

Johanna M. Lessinger

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Diaspora, migration, transnational identity Migration, Refugees, and Integration Asian American and Pacific Histories

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1. Indians in the New Migration. 2. Creating Ethnic Identity. 3. Creating an Ethnic Infrastructure. 4. Migration and the Development of a Transnational Perspective. 5. Family, Gender Relations and the Second Generation. 6. Who Am I? Activism and Identity.

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