Transnational connections; Diasporic (re)turns to Indonesia

Cosmopolitan, Diasporic and Transnational: The Flourishing of Hebrew Modernism

Diasporic and Transnational Internationalization: The Case of Brazilian Martial Arts

Competing with kreteks: transnational tobacco companies, globalisation, and Indonesia.

OBJECTIVE To examine the strategies employed by transnational tobacco companies (TTCs) to compete more effectively compete with the dominant kretek manufacturers in Indonesia, and to consider implications of their failure. METHODS Systematic analysis of corporate documents obtained from British American Tobacco's (BAT's) Guildford depository and from industry and tobacco control websites docu...

The South Asian Presence in Britain and its Transnational connections

The rapid growth of Britain’s South Asian population during the second half of the twentieth century, such that it included nearly two million people by the turn of the millennium, is best understood as the most recent manifestation of a dynamic series of inter-connections between the British Isles and the Indian subcontinent which were first began to emerge as Britain set about an Imperial pre...

Diasporic walking sticks

As John Berger and Jean Mohr pointed out in The Seventh Man [5] an arresting photographic essay of European migrant labour in the 1970s the incapacitated and dying migrant is a murky presence within capitalism’s unconscious. Parodying the mounting tension between the global demand for healthy aspirational migrant workers and the responsibility for their long term well-being and care, Berger wro...