1st Edition
Identity and Marginality in India Settlement Experience of Afghan Migrants
1. Introduction: Why study the experiences of Afghan ‘Refugees’ in India? 2. Considerations Concerning the Concepts of Identity and Acculturation with respect to Afghan ‘refugees’ in India 3. Stages of ‘Refugee’ Lives: A Community Perspective 4. The Settlement Experiences of the Afghan ‘Refugees’ in India- Expectation and Reality 5. Conclusion: ‘Lost Between Worlds’: Afghans in India Longing to Belong
Biography
Anwesha Ghosh received her doctoral degree from the Willy Brandt School of Public Policy, University of Erfurt, Germany under the DAAD Conflict Studies and Management Programme in 2017. She has published extensively in the field of aid diplomacy, India’s foreign policy, regional cooperation, gender, migration and refugees - all in respect to Afghanistan. Her publications include Afghanistan from Enduring Freedom to Enduring Chaos: Implications for India (2012), A Leap Forward: Education, Capacity Building and Indo-Afghanistan Co-operation (2014) and Afghan Women in Transition: Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow (2017).
