South Asian Migrations in Global History: Labor, Law, and Wayward Lives

Explore the profound impact of South Asian migrations on global history and labor. This insightful collection delves into how the Indian diaspora shaped globalization from the 1830s onwards, featuring original research from colonial India, Fiji, and beyond. It examines the complex legacies of indentured labor, the role of law in regulating movements, and personal stories offering a unique perspective on world history. Essential reading for students and researchers of Indian diaspora, labor history, and global studies seeking a deeper understanding of interconnected pasts.