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Diasporas
and Transnational Communities:
a Bibliographical and Study Guide
Edited
by Robin Cohen
With
the assistance of Selina Cohen, Katrin Hansing, Dimitrina Mihaylova,
Ali Rogers, Steven Vertovec and Emma Newcombe
This
is the ongoing, interim version of a bibliographical and study guide devoted
to a discussion of diasporas and other transnational communities. When
complete it will be published in hard copy form in the UCL
Press, Global diasporas series.
Most
of the current categories are ‘ethnic’ (for example, ‘Poles’,
‘Lebanese’ or ‘Turks’) but the material currently
filed under ‘General, theoretical and comparative’ and ‘As
yet unclassified’ will gradually be redefined as we become more sophisticated
and aware of the main divisions in the field.
Each
category comprises:
- A
brief discussion
- A
list of bibliographical sources for the particular category
- A
list of research resources and organizations
- A
list of web sites
- A
list of books and articles
For
student purposes a small number of the ‘best’ (most interesting,
accessible or profound) books and articles will be annotated. If you are
new to this field go to these sources first. Clicking on an item in the
contents below will take you directly to each category.
We
are aware that there are many omissions and welcome comments, corrections
and additions. Please email them to emma.newcombe@anthro.ox.ac.uk
(Your contribution will, of course, be acknowledged in the final published
version.)
Contents
- Africans
(sub-Sahara)
-
Africans
(Magreb)
- Arabs
- Armenians
Asians
-
Bangladeshis
- British
peoples – English, Scots and Welsh, Celts and general references.
See also Irish
- Caribbean
peoples – Anglophone and general references. See also Cubans,
Haitians, and Dominicans
- Chinese
- Cubans
- Cypriots
- Dominicans
(i.e. from the Dominican Republic)
- Europeans
– in general. See also individual peoples
- General,
theoretical and comparative
- Greeks
- Gujaratis
(see also South Asians and Indians general)
-
Hindus (see also South Asians and Indians general)
- Indians
(see South Asians – Indians)
- Iranians
- Irish
- Israelis
- Italians
-
Japanese
- Jews
– (see also Africans and Israelis)
- Kurds
- Latin
Americans (see also Mexicans)
- Mexicans
-
Pakistanis (see also South Asians - general)
- Palestinians
- Poles
-
Religion and diaspora
- Romanis
(Gypsies)
- Russians
- South
Asians (General) (see also Pakistanis, Bangladeshis, Indians
- General, Hindus, Gujaratis, South Indians and Sikhs)
-
Theoretical and Comparative
- Turks
(see also Cypriots)
- Vietnamese
(and Indochinese, see also Asians)
- Yugoslavs
and former Yugoslavs
- As
yet unclassified
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