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Cover
Half Title
Series Page
Title Page
Copyright Page
Table of Contents
Preface
Acknowledgments
List of Acronyms
Part I: Introduction
Chapter 1: ‘African Clusters,’ Spatial Exclusion, and ‘African’ Identity in India
Introduction
African Migrants and the African Cluster in Khirki Extension: An Introduction
Intercultural Interaction and Adaptation
Intercultural Conflict
The African Cluster as Social-Spatial Exclusion: A Conceptualization
African Migrants and Spatial Segregation
Spatial Segregation as Social Exclusion
Overview of the Book
Note
Bibliography
Part II: The Emergence of African Clusters in India
Chapter 2: India-Africa Relations: Delineating Post-colonial and Neoliberal Ties in Global South
Introduction
Africa-India and Its Post-colonial Ties
India-Africa Ties in the Era of Liberalization: Emergence of Global South Partnerships
The Economics of India-Africa Forum Summits
Trading in Agriculture
Trading in Pharmaceuticals
Cooperation in Science and Technology
Infrastructure Development
Indian Ocean and Shipping
The Political Dimensions of India-Africa Forum Summits
The Indian Diaspora in Africa
Africa as a Strategic Partner for India: An Argument
Conclusion
Note
Bibliography
Chapter 3: Historical and Contemporary Patterns of Migration from Africa to India
Introduction
Early Century Migration from Africa
Religion and Migration
Collective Memory and Social Construction of Migration Pattern
The Contemporary Patterns of Migration: Bilateral Ties and Its Impacts
Business/Employment
Education
Health and Medical Reasons
Marriage
Conclusion
Notes
Bibliography
Chapter 4: The Forced Migration of Somali Refugees: Mapping the Impacts of Civil War and Internal Political Crisis
Introduction
Somali Refugees in India: The Civil War as the Push Factor for Migration
Factors Determining Choice of Country: Migration from Somalia
Somali Refugees and the UNHCR
Somali Refugees and the Indian Government
Transnational Migration Networks: The Role of Religion
Transnational Migration Networks: The Role of Family and the Community
Somali Refugees in India: Lived Experiences of Discrimination and Exclusion
Advocating for Refugee Policy in India with Reference to Somali Refugees
Conclusion
Bibliography
Chapter 5: Re-reading ‘African’ Clusters: Locating Housing Segregation, Gated Communities, and Discriminatory Practices
Introduction
African Migrants and the Gated Societies: Locating Exclusionary Practice of Resident Welfare Associations (RWA)
The African Migrants and Their Choices in Housing: The Rationale for Spatial Concentration
Chicago School and the Study on Race: Locating Race and Re-reading Housing Segregation
Othering, Spatial Segregation, and Spatial Concentration of the African Migrants
Conflation of the African Identity, Racial Discrimination, and Housing
The Politics and Economics in Exclusionary Practices: Why the Migrants Found Housing in These Irregular and Unauthorized Localities?
Conclusion
Note
Bibliography
Part III: Race, Representation, and Othering: Lived Experiences from the African Cluster
Chapter 6: African Migrants and Discrimination: Locating the Intersectionality of Race, Class, Gender, and Religion
Introduction
Intersectionality as an Approach
Intersectionality of Race and Class: Mapping the Hostile Treatments towards African Migrants
The Intersectionality between Race, Class, and Gender: Locating the ‘Intra-categorical Complexity’ in Reference to African Women
Intersectionality of Race, Class, Gender, and Religion: Mapping the Hostile Treatments towards the Somali Refugee Women in India
Conclusion
Notes
Bibliography
Chapter 7: African Migrants, the State, and Contesting Narratives on Racial Discrimination: Locating Critical Race Theory
Introduction
The Midnight Raid on the African Cluster: Community Conflicts and the State
The ‘March of Justice’: Emergence of Resistance and Solidarity among the African Migrants
The Death of Olivier: The Turning Point When Unreported Racial Attacks Resurfaced
The Call for Protest: Mapping the Negotiations between MEA, Embassy, and Association of African Students in India
Cancellation of the ‘March for Justice’
African Migrants and Their Narratives on Discrimination and Hostility
State and Its Position over the Hostility on African Migrants: Mapping the Contesting Narratives
How Bilateral Ties and Economic Policy Sidelines Racial Discrimination?
An Enquiry into CRT in India
CRT vs. the Liberal Law in India
Conclusion
Notes
Bibliography
Chapter 8: Discursive Representation and Othering of the African Identity: Race as a Signifier
Introduction
Language Its Representation and Constructions: Race as a Signifier
The Discursive Discourse on the African Identity: Locating Power, Hierarchy and Discrimination
Reiterating Stereotypes and Conflation of Identity: The ‘Othering’ of the African Identity in the Indian Media
Conclusion
Notes
Bibliography
Chapter 9: The Pan-African Identity in India: The Emergence of Collective Identity through Solidarity Networks and African Kitchens
Introduction
African Kitchens and the Emergence of the Collective Identity
Pan-African Identity: The Formation of the Political Identity at the Diasporic Level
Local Hostility and the Emergence of Pan-African Identity
The Functionality of the Pan-African Identity: Solidarity and Informal Networks
Clusters as Sites of Informal Networks
Negotiating Discrimination and Othering
Conclusion
Notes
Bibliography
Part IV: The Way Forward
Chapter 10: De-colonizing Colour Consciousness: Theorzing Race and Racism in India
Introduction
African Migrants and Their Adaptation to Their Host Culture: Mapping Cultural Assimilation and Multiculturalism
Colonialism and the Social Construction of the Binary of Primitive vs. the Civilized: Locating Racism
Colonialism and Racism
Scientific Racism: An Introduction
Colonization of Africa and Its Representation: Locating the Sociocultural Perspective on Race
Colonialism and Internalization of Inferiority-Superiority: Locating Universalism
Colonialism and Consciousness of the ‘Black Self’: Tracing Mental Inferiority
Race as a Signifier: Mapping the after Effects of Colonization
De-colonizing Colour Consciousness for Multiculturalism: An Argument
Conclusion
Bibliography
Index