Titlebook: Economy and Culture in Pakistan; Migrants and Cities Hastings Donnan (Senior Lecturer in Social Anthrop Book 1991 Hastings Donnan and Pnin

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4899-3386-7l increase, and partly (about 30 to 50 per cent) to a vast influx of refugees and labour migrants. It is estimated that of the approximately 550 000 new inhabitants in Karachi each year at least 250 000 are migrants or refugees. Of those born in the city, the majority are descendants of prior migrants or refugees.

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Modellentwicklung und Konzeptionalisierung,t of Pakistan nationhood? There is a tension and a dialectical opposition between these two levels of political identity which has never been resolved, for those in power have tended to look on subnational movements as a threat to ‘the nation’ and subversive of national unity.

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Building Multiple Regression Models,dless of differences of opinion among them. By identifying the different types of leader, and by focusing particularly on one of them, the . or ‘saints’, this chapter seeks to clarify the role of religious leaders in Pakistani politics and social structure.

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Family and Low-income Housing in Karachi,l increase, and partly (about 30 to 50 per cent) to a vast influx of refugees and labour migrants. It is estimated that of the approximately 550 000 new inhabitants in Karachi each year at least 250 000 are migrants or refugees. Of those born in the city, the majority are descendants of prior migrants or refugees.

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Migration, Death and Martyrdom in Rural Pakistan,t away from so-called ‘traditional’ culture once home again? Do they accept — or challenge — the traditional leadership, class and social structure from which they escaped? Do kinship loyalties survive or fade?

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