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... nKwi n h ntdAa Emirates Arab United the and Kuwait in Practices Gender and Policing, World:Language, Ocean Indian the in Asians South...

.... Dirlam 1968 “An Agenda for Action,” in Walter Adams ed. The Brain Drain , New York: The Macmillan Co., 247–263. Awasthi , S. P. 1967 “Manpower Aspects of American Immigration Laws,” Manpower Journal , 3 ( 3 ), 58 –74. (India) Bach , Robert L. 1978 “Mexican Workers in the United...

...Sucheta Mazumdar Copyright 1988: South Asia Bulletin 1989 South Asia Bulletin, volume 9 number 1 (1989) Racist Responses to Racism: The Aryan Myth and South Asians in the United States Sucheta Mazumdar hronbo was associated...

... States United the in The Politics ofthe New Authoritarianism DemocracyDirty and State Terrorism...

... as toEast treasures, lands, confi the outside expansion seeking powers great and caesars, Emperors, Nassar R. Jamal United States, Europe, and Israel in the Middle East: The Role ofthe Secularism and Revivalism Religious...

...Charles B. Jones Duke University Press 2007 Marketing Buddhism in the United States of America: Elite Buddhism and the Formation of Religious Pluralism Charles...

...Kamrouz Pirouz Comparative Studies of South Asia, Africa and the Middle East 2002 Iran's Oil Nationalization: Musaddiq at the United Nations and His Negotiations with George McGhee - Kamrouz Pirouz Faced with Iran’s oil...

...Irit Back Comparative Studies of South Asia, Africa and the Middle East 2004 Muslims and Christians in Nigeria: Attitudes towards the United States from a Post-September 11th Perspec- tive IRIT BACK One can argue that there is no clear-cut dichot- candidate of the People’s...

...Sunaina Maira Comparative Studies of South Asia, Africa and the Middle East 2004 Youth Culture, Citizenship and Globalization: South Asian Muslim Youth in the United States after Septem- ber 11th SUNAINA MAIRA Introduction: A State of Siege1 excesses of the FBI’s...

...Paul Tiyambe Zeleza Comparative Studies of South Asia, Africa and the Middle East 2004 The African Academic Diaspora in the United States and Africa: The Challenges of Productive Engagement1 PAUL TIYAMBE ZELEZA Introduction the Pan-African movement...

...Theresa Alfaro-Velcamp Many Arab immigrants came to the Americas—the United States, Mexico, Brazil, and Argentina (to name only a few countries)—primarily with the intent to make money quickly and return home. Their enduring presence, however, is marked by ambiguous categorizations of Arabs...

... it mean to build rapport and gain trust within a highly securitized space such as this? What happens when the researcher is a potential “national security” threat in both Iran and the United States? How is national security enacted in everyday interactions in the field? Given that anthropologists have...

...Pieter C. van Duin © 1995: South Asia Bulletin 1995 “Workers of All Colours Unite South African Communism, the White Working Class, and the Ideology of Proletarian Non-Racialism, 191 7-1943...

... The Press: Constitutional Iranian the in Satire Unite! World the of Despots...

... , 2009 . Tsvetkova Natalia . “ International Education during the Cold War: Soviet Social Transformation and American Social Reproduction .” Comparative Education Review 52 ( 2008 ): 199 – 214 . Unger Corinna R. “ The United States, Decolonization, and the Training of Third World...

... there were identifiable populations of Iranians in the country or the United States had developed a coherent foreign policy vis-á-vis “the Middle East.” Iranians and Iranian Americans find themselves in a precarious position in contemporary race discourse. On the one hand, Iranians are formally categorized...

...Alla Gadassik Amir Naderi is one of Iran’s most internationally acclaimed directors, and he is considered to be among the central figures in the nation’s postrevolutionary film industry. Paradoxically, his choice to leave Iran in hopes of expanded artistic opportunities in the United States has...

...Babli Sinha This article studies the impact of the American cinema on British India in the early twentieth century. Cinema is a valuable lens with which to study the triangular relationship between the United States, Britain, and South Asia because American films were popular and controversial...

... of “power” and the “political” in Islam and the unfolding dialectic of collaboration and resistance between political/militant Islam and the United States. The article's conclusion is that despite using the culturalist terrain of modernity to demonize the two tendencies in contemporary Islam, the United...

..., recycling a worldview in which Africa was deemed to be savage and alien, the Soviet Union totalitarian and sinister, and the United States open and free. In later writings, Baldwin arrived at a more critical lexicon that relied less on the maintenance of boundaries between discrete and fixed units than...