Diasporas in the Contemporary WorldISBN: 978-0-7456-4496-7
Hardcover
224 pages
July 2009, Polity
 Other Available Formats: Paperback
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- an engaging and accessible introduction to migration, race and
ethnic relations for students of international politics and
international relations
- written by an internationally respected scholar in the field
of Diaspora studies
- examines the role of migration in creating conflict and change
both for the migrants themselves and the societies in which they
settle
- written with exemplary clarity and avoids the use of
jargon
- completely up-to-date and full of diverse examples drawn from recent developments including the 2008 attacks on refugees from Zimbabwe
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