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A highly original collection that makes an important and major contribution to the field of diasporic studies. There is little in the field that reflects so critically and effectively the state of the field, and on the concepts it employs. Kevin J. James, University of Guelph

Chowdhury and Akenson's edited volume on diaspora provides an invaluable contribution. The text rigorously examines definitions of diaspora that will engage historians, political scientists, and anthropologists. This thought-provoking volume is mandatory for graduate students, faculty, and specialists in diaspora studies, as well as students and scholars of global history. Essential. Choice A highly original collection that makes an important and major contribution to the field of diasporic studies. There is little in the field that reflects so critically and effectively the state of the field, and on the concepts it employs. Kevin J. James, University of Guelph

"" A highly original collection that makes an important and major contribution to the field of diasporic studies. There is little in the field that reflects so critically and effectively the state of the field, and on the concepts it employs."" Kevin J. James, University of Guelph

A highly original collection that makes an important and major contribution to the field of diasporic studies. There is little in the field that reflects so critically and effectively the state of the field, and on the concepts it employs. Kevin J. James, University of Guelph

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Amitava Chowdhury is associate professor of history at Queen' s University. Donald Harman Akenson is Douglas Professor of Canadian History at Queen' s University.

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