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ID128144
Title ProperIndian birds of passage in south Africa
Other Title Informationrenegotiating identities in the local and global context
LanguageENG
AuthorModi, Renu
Publication2014.
Summary / Abstract (Note)This paper attempt to offer insights into the complexity of what can be broadly termed as the South African Indian (SAI) identity through a study of their unique historical trajectory and experiences in the context of the apartheid era, that began in 1948, and the post apartheid phase. Since the dismantlement of the racist regime and first democratic elections in 1994, the SAI community is at across road.
`In' analytical NoteWorld Focus Vol.35, No.1; January 2014: p.35-39
Journal SourceWorld Focus Vol.35, No.1; January 2014: p.35-39
Key WordsSouth African Indian - SAI ;  South Africa ;  Politics ;  Political Migration ;  Indian Migration ;  Democratic Elections ;  Historical Trajectory ;  India ;  Political Regime ;  Racist Regime ;  Colonial History ;  History ;  Renegotiating Identities ;  Global Context