Exempel på diaspora

• He is part of an Indian diaspora that is rising to lead banks in Europe and the U. S.

• People in a diaspora are often more religious than in their homeland.

• We now have a Western diaspora and that diaspora is bringing Iranians and Indians together.

• They regulated the social and religious affairs of all the Jews in the diaspora. 

• These interests include diaspora groups that claim the refugee for themselves, and international relief organisations and charitable agencies that speak on behalf of the refugee.

• This poem suggests an ' ' inner folding' ' of border effects between ' ' this place' ' and that ' ' hometown,' ' which accompanies the experience of identity disorientation in diaspora.

• The complexities and ambivalence of the two ' ' hemispheres' ' are associated with defining diaspora identities among different cultural passages.

• Moreover, with the issue of international violence becoming increasingly alarming, academic attention (not just political) should be given to the phenomenon of the military diaspora.

• Rather, diaspora is both predicament and opportunity, forcing its differently identified 'members' continually to address their differences, whatever their common goals.

• Several studies have shown just how acute was the connection between war and dispossession in diaspora politics.

• However, democracy has not yet eradicated either gender discrimination, dependence on the diaspora or poverty.

• In it he at once claims the maximal terrain for diaspora studies and restricts the scope of the volume sharply.

• The diaspora label usually assumes cultural and linguistic difference between places that give form to a diasporic consciousness and identity and places of origin.

• This transnational part of his outlook was easy to accept for those with a diaspora-wide perspective.

• The indigenous voice in the black diaspora appears much later.

• Such studies can be located within the burgeoning diaspora literatures.

• As for identity, one could of course speak of 'social identity', as has been done by various historians working on multiple identities or diasporas.

• Is diaspora the most appropriate term to describe the situation of internationally recognized refugees with a right of return?

• Thus, we need to explore if diaspora embodies the potential to dislodge the politics of return.