Diasporic identity
By: edited by Carol A. Mortland.
Contributors: Mortland, Carol A. 1945-.; American Anthropological Association. Committee on Refugees and Immigrants.
Series: Selected papers on refugees and immigrants -- v vi
Publisher: American Anthropological Association, Committee on Refugees and Immigrants, General Anthropology Division
Published: 1998
Place of publication: Arlington, Va
Language: eng
Number of pages: 263
Subjects: Refugees -- Social conditions.; Ethnicity.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: From ill African refugee to healthy Israeli: biomedical transformations of Beta Israel (Ethiopian Jewish) immigrants / Monika D. Edelstein; title: We are not immigrants! a contested category among Brazilians in New York City and Rio de Janeiro / Maxine L. Margolis; title: "Rebuilding the temple:" Buddhism and identity among Khmer Americans / Nancy J. Smith-Hefner; title: Honor and the asymmetrical efficiency of the Turkish migration network / Lisa DiCarlo; title: Does Cambodia exist? nationalism and diasporic constructions of a homeland / Judy L. Ledgerwood; title: To rebuild our Cambodia: an examination of Khmer Americans' sojourns in Cambodia / Lydia Breckon; title: Gender ideologies and domestic structures within the transnational space of the Garifuna diaspora / Sarah England; title: Transnationalism and new Chinese: immigrant families in the United States / Bernard P. Wong; title: In defense of self: experiences of western women sojourners in India / Deborah P. Bhattacharyya; title: New Americans and domestic violence: issues and options / Elzbieta M. Gozdziak; title: Navigating multiple worlds: Latino children becoming adolescents in Los Angeles / Kendall Kroesen, Leslie Reese, and Ronald Gallimore; title: The transnational anthropologist: personal reflections on career choice and practicing anthropology / Andrea K. Molnar.