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Conceptualizing and Setting the Stage,nology, Madras (IITM) in 2017. It briefly describes the current state of Anglo-Indian studies scholarship and outlines the unique features of this volume with its identity focus approached from multi-disciplinary and multi-theoretical perspectives, while topically unified around Anglo-Indian identit

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Conceptualizing and Setting the Stage,ixed-race Anglo-Indian community and its fault lines. By examining the anonymous authorship of the poem, its form, historic context and resonances, what emerges is an account of the hidden power dynamics between elite and subaltern Anglo-Indians embedded in the carefully crafted collective Anglo-Ind

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Linda Miller,Carrie Cable,Gill Goodliffeir worldviews. Since India gained its independence from Britain many have migrated from India to Western countries, but there is a sizeable population residing in India. Discussion of their identity is increasingly following a familiar pattern, with a supposed ‘identity crisis’ being asserted. My r

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Linda Miller,Carmen Dalli,Mathias Urbanes of language, dress, food, and religion and in their worldviews—all of which also differentiated them from other groups in India. Given this background of attachment to Britain, it is understandable that Indian Independence in 1947 posed a potentially serious threat to Anglo-Indians with fears of

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Ozlem Cankaya Ph.D.,Jo-Anne LeFevre Ph.D.e political rhetoric surrounding immigration to the UK, the time is ripe to reassess the situation regarding British immigrants in general and Anglo-Indians in particular as a pioneering ethnic minority. Over the past 70 years, attitudes towards settlers from former Third World countries have fluctu

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In the Everyday Moments of Play,s until recent times. This period has seen a significant change, both in the increasing numbers of non-white migrants arriving in New Zealand, and in the ways they are regarded. Immigration policies over this time give a sense of this change and are outlined in some depth. Two significant themes fro