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everse migration. As skilled reverse migration to India continues to grow, the motivations, trajectories and experiences of these entrepreneurs need to be understood. This chapter explores these aspects through interviews with 18 skilled migrant professionals turned entrepreneurs in Kolkata and Beng

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The publication of a special edition of the South African Sociological Review and the 2008 South African Sociological Congress held at the University of Stellenbosch, Cape Town realized a memorandum of understanding between the respective Presidents of the Society and the Association. There is no m

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Lejf Moos,Klaus Kasper Kofod,Ulf Brinkkj?re suffering in the wake of the partition of India in 1947. The large volume of people rendered jobless in the city turned towards their villages to get back home. There are vivid descriptions and visuals in mass media telling the story of hundreds of millions of those Indians who abandoned the city

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Jan Merok Paulsen,Mona Strandeval ages. With time, the spice trade grew in leaps and bounds. Now, India is the largest producer, consumer and exporter of spices in the world with a 46% share by volume and 23% share by value, in the world market. After conceiving the potentiality of spices in case of flavouring food, preparing m

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Olof Johansson,Elisabet Nihlfors,Linda Jervik Steeneval ages. With time, the spice trade grew in leaps and bounds. Now, India is the largest producer, consumer and exporter of spices in the world with a 46% share by volume and 23% share by value, in the world market. After conceiving the potentiality of spices in case of flavouring food, preparing m

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Hans Christian H?yer,Jan Merok Paulsen,Elisabet Nihlfors,Klaus Kasper Kofod,Pekka Kanervio,Seppo Pul all expressed regret at our having to leave France and go to some other theatre of war. Everyone praised the excellent behaviour of the Indian troops and prayed for a speedy victory and our return to France, to see our hosts again. This was quite an ordinary party, because it was a feast among thes