Working for India or against Islam? Islamophobia in Indian American Lobbies by Ingrid Therwath

“…In the past few years, the Indian American community has gained an unprecedented visibility in the international arena. …”
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Cultural implications of filial obligation and the Asian Indian American family caregiver by Paula K. Baldwin, Natalie D. Pope, Adam D. Marks

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Generational shifts in atopic disease among immigrant families to North America from Southern India by Sangeetha M. Kodoth, MD, Priyanka Dadha, PhD, Shruti Sehgal, MD(Hom), MS, Christopher Warren, PhD, Sai R. Nimmagadda, MD, Lucy A. Bilaver, PhD, Ruchi S. Gupta, MD, MPH

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Discovering a reenchanted world: an ecofeminist reading of Divakaruni’s The Mistress of Spices by Sofia Cavalcanti

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The Effects of Beliefs and Health Literacy on Medication Use in Culturally And Linguistically Diverse Populations: A literature review by Ebuka-Olisaemeka Nwafor, Julie Stevens, Sarah Hosking, Eman Rafhi, Joon Soo Park, Sang-Woon Jeon, Kate Wang

“…While these findings, were specific to groups like Mexican Americans, African Americans, Indian Americans, and British Bangladeshis, the results emphasize the need for research into the influence of health beliefs, and health literacy on medication use in other older CALD populations. …”
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(Self) Critical Pedagogy: Performing Vulnerability to Teach STS in Singapore by Monamie Haines

“…In this essay, I reflect upon my three years at a major Singaporean institution of higher learning, teaching STS and social theory, by discussing how I articulated a fragmented identity and performed vulnerability through my different intersubjective roles—researcher, educator, mother, employer, Indian, American—to model the kind of critical thinking I wished my students to undertake. …”
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THE CURRENT STATE OF MILITARY AND TECHNICAL COOPERATION BETWEEN INDIA AND THE USA by I. I. Ryazantseva

“…There are disagreements in the field of Indian-American military and technical cooperation and they are mainly connected with transfer of technology. …”
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The Levant as a code of deterritorialization for Amin Maalouf by Saima Bashir, Sohail Ahmad Saeed

“…The article makes an exploration of three motifs in the context of Lebanese-French Arab migrant writer Amin Maalouf’s fictional text Ports of Call (2001) by applying the theoretical framework of deterritorialization and reterritorialization as presented by the French theorists Gilles Deleuze and Felix Guattari and expanded by the Indian-American theorist Arjun Appadurai. As suggested by the four key words of the writer’s introduction–namely ‘Lebanese’, ‘French’, ‘Arab’ and ‘migrant’–the three motifs being de-composed into their basic components are identity, especially the migrant identity, the Levant as a symbol of the migrant’s lost home and deterritorialization/reterritorialization in the context of globalization. …”
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A Postmodernist Intertextual Reading of Kalanithi’s When Breath Becomes Air by Ayesha Ashraf

“… The present research paper attempts an intertextual reading of When Breath becomes Air by Paul Kalanithi, an Indian-American neurosurgeon and a writer. The term intertextuality was originally coined by Julia Kristeva and it refers to the presence of one or more text/s within a text. …”
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CHINESE FACTOR IN INDIA-US RELATIONS by E. P. Shavlay

“…As for relations between the United States and China, today it is increasingly referred to as the rivalry of two superpowers – an established, but losing its positions, and a potential one. Historically, Indian-American relations suffered fluctuations: the US gave preference to Pakistan, while India was assigned a secondary role, though in some periods the parties saw active dialogue. …”
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