Classes, states and the politics of the Tamil diaspora
A Kadirgamar - Economic and Political Weekly, 2010 - JSTOR
Economic and Political Weekly, 2010•JSTOR
The Tamil diaspora is not monolithic; it is differentiated by class, excludes certain castes and
is gendered in its exploitation. The mobilisation of the diverse Tamil diaspora abroad and
the rhetoric used have become the rationale for reinforcing the security establishment in Sri
Lanka. A democratic Tamil leadership from within the country should challenge the larger
Tamil diaspora to change course and work constructively towards building a plural and
democratic society out of the ravages of war.
is gendered in its exploitation. The mobilisation of the diverse Tamil diaspora abroad and
the rhetoric used have become the rationale for reinforcing the security establishment in Sri
Lanka. A democratic Tamil leadership from within the country should challenge the larger
Tamil diaspora to change course and work constructively towards building a plural and
democratic society out of the ravages of war.
The Tamil diaspora is not monolithic; it is differentiated by class, excludes certain castes and is gendered in its exploitation. The mobilisation of the diverse Tamil diaspora abroad and the rhetoric used have become the rationale for reinforcing the security establishment in Sri Lanka. A democratic Tamil leadership from within the country should challenge the larger Tamil diaspora to change course and work constructively towards building a plural and democratic society out of the ravages of war.
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