This study informs the fields of diaspora and transnational studies by contributing a qualitative analysis of the ways in which Bangladeshi-Canadians construct postcolonial identity in the context of their diaspora experiences. The research focuses on a specific Bengali speech genre, known as adda, and reflects on the social practices of Bangladeshi immigrant communities living in Greater Toronto Area. I use adda to highlight the voices and social practices of this Bengali speaking diaspora to broaden immigrant identity research through the use of culturally embedded methodologies. Diaspora research has been strengthened by ethnographies that fore ground issues of power, representation and agency from the marginalized voices of both the res...
What makes a Diaspora Diasporic? Is it a shared sense of culture, of experience, of home? Ongoing re...
Research states that while Filipino Canadians are the largest growing migrant population in Canada, ...
Using research on the British Bangladeshi community in London that from my Dphil research, I will ex...
People from India are the second fastest growing ethno-cultural group in Canada. There are more than...
This emerging ethnographic study aims to explore the impact of English language and learning on the ...
This emerging ethnographic study aims to explore the impact of English language and learning on the ...
This essay examines the role of the national in shaping the geo-political divides and connections of...
This essay examines the role of the national in shaping the geo-political divides and connections of...
The twentieth-century brought a rapidly increasing global mobility and is causing a de-territorial e...
Bangladeshi Hindu diaspora in Canada is a new phenomenon that requires careful observation to learn ...
During this period of globalization, international labor migration is a common reality. Attaining ec...
In May 2011 over 60 scholars gathered in Canada for a conference on; ‘Assessing the complexities of ...
What makes a Diaspora Diasporic? Is it a shared sense of culture, of experience, of home? Ongoing re...
Research states that while Filipino Canadians are the largest growing migrant population in Canada, ...
Research states that while Filipino Canadians are the largest growing migrant population in Canada, ...
What makes a Diaspora Diasporic? Is it a shared sense of culture, of experience, of home? Ongoing re...
Research states that while Filipino Canadians are the largest growing migrant population in Canada, ...
Using research on the British Bangladeshi community in London that from my Dphil research, I will ex...
People from India are the second fastest growing ethno-cultural group in Canada. There are more than...
This emerging ethnographic study aims to explore the impact of English language and learning on the ...
This emerging ethnographic study aims to explore the impact of English language and learning on the ...
This essay examines the role of the national in shaping the geo-political divides and connections of...
This essay examines the role of the national in shaping the geo-political divides and connections of...
The twentieth-century brought a rapidly increasing global mobility and is causing a de-territorial e...
Bangladeshi Hindu diaspora in Canada is a new phenomenon that requires careful observation to learn ...
During this period of globalization, international labor migration is a common reality. Attaining ec...
In May 2011 over 60 scholars gathered in Canada for a conference on; ‘Assessing the complexities of ...
What makes a Diaspora Diasporic? Is it a shared sense of culture, of experience, of home? Ongoing re...
Research states that while Filipino Canadians are the largest growing migrant population in Canada, ...
Research states that while Filipino Canadians are the largest growing migrant population in Canada, ...
What makes a Diaspora Diasporic? Is it a shared sense of culture, of experience, of home? Ongoing re...
Research states that while Filipino Canadians are the largest growing migrant population in Canada, ...
Using research on the British Bangladeshi community in London that from my Dphil research, I will ex...