num_pages: 352
description: Indians in America have emerged as one of the most dynamic immigrant communities in the American mosaic. This book narrates their diasporic saga covering pre-1950 stream, and two waves (post-1965, and 1980), and profiles the three generations. It examines the gaps in the perceptions and priorities of the first generation parents, their second-generation children, and the elderly on the basis of empirical data. It also examines the complex relationship pattern of the emerging new Indian woman in the family as well as the latent phenomenon of domestic violence. It documents the increasing role and influence of Indians in American political process, and the emergence of a group of hi-tech entrepreneurs, physicians, and motel model. A useful book for those interested in the issues of identity and cultural assimilation.
language: English
title: Entrepreneurship and Education: Challenges and Strategies
titlecomplete: Entrepreneurship and Education: Challenges and Strategies
ratings_count: 1
publisher: Rawat Pubns