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The Bengal Diaspora: Rethinking Muslim migration

Claire E Alexander · Joya Chatterji · Annu Jalais

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Diaspora, migration, transnational identity Migration and Labor Dynamics South Asian Studies and Diaspora

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Recent decades have witnessed the growth of a new interest, both scholarly and political, in migration and diaspora. This book focuses on three groups of Muslim Bengali migrants. One group had migrated across international borders after partition and settled in Britain; the second had crossed borders but had settled in the neighbouring nation state of East Pakistan/Bangladesh in South Asia itself; the third had crossed no borders but had been internally displaced within West Bengal in India, or within Bangladesh after it was formed in 1971.

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