Current analyses of ‘diaspora’ do not expose the various identity-constructs of the diverse communities to whom the term is applied. Discussions of diaspora reinforce a fictitious territorialization of identity that commonly orients migrants’ ethnoconsciousness ‘homeward bound’ and masks internal differentiation within international networks. The self-reinforcing diasporic condition overemphasizes co-ethnic and/or co-religious similarities in comparison to the unfamiliar societies of new settlements. Therefore, internal lines of diaspora must be explored to reveal the complexities of belonging to an international community. The Russian Orthodox Starover/Staroobryad (Old Believer/Old Ritualist) diaspora is a flexible ‘federation’ of dist...
This qualitative case study grounds theoretical notions of diaspora in personal accounts of Russian ...
Problem setting. Ethnic communities such as the diaspora are formed on the basis of national consoli...
This essay argues that diaspora must be understood as a condition of subjectivity and not as an obje...
In attempting to understand the migration and settlement of people around the globe,the concept of d...
This article opens up a debate on the analytical relationship between “identity” and “the diaspora”....
The ‘semantic domain’ (Tololyan, 1996) that the term diaspora inhabits has received much attention i...
Modern Diasporas are not just historically dispersed peoples, united by common ethno-cultural roots,...
Diaspora, a term used to refer to the dispersal of Jewish people across the world, is now expanded t...
When my son wonders who he is, he is also asking question about the future. For my part, I hope that...
“All diasporas are unhappy, but every diaspora is unhappy in its own way” (Mishra 1996: 189). Diaspo...
Concepts of diaspora concerning related factors of social transformationhave been investigated with ...
Diaspora is much talked and celebrated discourse across the disciplines. Confrontation of diasporic ...
The term diaspora is commonly used by groups to define themselves and their strategies of cultural s...
International audienceThe transnational approach in migration studies emerged in the early 1990s at ...
La condition diasporique est d\ue9finie comme un processus dynamique et un concept polys\ue9mique: L...
This qualitative case study grounds theoretical notions of diaspora in personal accounts of Russian ...
Problem setting. Ethnic communities such as the diaspora are formed on the basis of national consoli...
This essay argues that diaspora must be understood as a condition of subjectivity and not as an obje...
In attempting to understand the migration and settlement of people around the globe,the concept of d...
This article opens up a debate on the analytical relationship between “identity” and “the diaspora”....
The ‘semantic domain’ (Tololyan, 1996) that the term diaspora inhabits has received much attention i...
Modern Diasporas are not just historically dispersed peoples, united by common ethno-cultural roots,...
Diaspora, a term used to refer to the dispersal of Jewish people across the world, is now expanded t...
When my son wonders who he is, he is also asking question about the future. For my part, I hope that...
“All diasporas are unhappy, but every diaspora is unhappy in its own way” (Mishra 1996: 189). Diaspo...
Concepts of diaspora concerning related factors of social transformationhave been investigated with ...
Diaspora is much talked and celebrated discourse across the disciplines. Confrontation of diasporic ...
The term diaspora is commonly used by groups to define themselves and their strategies of cultural s...
International audienceThe transnational approach in migration studies emerged in the early 1990s at ...
La condition diasporique est d\ue9finie comme un processus dynamique et un concept polys\ue9mique: L...
This qualitative case study grounds theoretical notions of diaspora in personal accounts of Russian ...
Problem setting. Ethnic communities such as the diaspora are formed on the basis of national consoli...
This essay argues that diaspora must be understood as a condition of subjectivity and not as an obje...