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class, and their intersections via a postcolonial and transnThis edited volume moves the study of South Asia to the center of sociological analysis, bringing together recent scholarship across sites in India, Sri Lanka, Nepal, and Pakistan, as well as in Ethiopia and the USA. This book situates the

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Degrees of Freedom: Strategic (Non)engagement in Land Marketsscourses. My research finds that land ownership is also a site where women navigate the unstable and sometimes hostile terrains of patriarchy—particularly legal and economic dependence on male family members,—and the financial precarities induced by liberalization, marketization, and development. As

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Interweaving Afro-Asian Solidarity: A Global Textile Factory Floor in Ethiopianancial and technical aid. These firms were lured by the laborers ready to work at wages that were five times cheaper than in China, and a duty-free export market supported by the African Growth and Opportunity Act signed with the USA. Deploying ethnographic methods, this chapter on Indian textile a

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“Give In, Cut Your Hair … Or It Makes You a Very Strong Person”: Diasporic Sikhs, Transnational Racical events” represent key moments of racialization: the anti-Sikh violence of 1984 in India, and the racial profiling and hate crimes following the 9/11 terror attacks in the U.S. Both events compelled certain diasporic Sikhs to performatively reaffirm and reinterpret identity by adopting religious

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Of Tigers and Temples: The Jaffna Caste System in Transition During the Sri Lankan Civil Warolitically privileged and dominant endogamous group, not Brahmins. Centuries of Veḷḷāḷar supremacy in Tamil Sri Lanka were contested at the commencement of the Sri Lankan Civil War (1983–2009) when the rebel Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE) claimed to be the sole representative of the island’