Original essays by leading scholars of diaspora offer the first comparative overview of the worldwide migration of Iranians since the revolution and the challenges they have faced in assimilating into new societies.
Original essays by leading scholars of diaspora offer the first comparative overview of the worldwide migration of Iranians since the revolution and the challenges they have faced in assimilating into new societies.
1. Tables and Figures 2. Foreword (Nestor Rodriguez) 3. Acknowledgments 4. Introduction (Mohsen Mostafavi Mobasher) 5. Part I: Ethnic Identity and Challenges of Integration * 1. Adult Children of Professional and Entrepreneurial Immigrants: Second-Generation Iranians in the United States (Mehdi Bozorgmehr and Eric Ketcham) * 2. Host Discrimination, Bounded Mobility, and Bounded Belonging: Iranians in Germany (Sahar Sadeghi) * 3. Challenges of Integration and Belonging: Iranians in the Netherlands (Halleh Ghorashi) * 4. Integration, Cultural Production, and Challenges of Identity Construction: Iranians in Great Britain (Kathryn Spellman and Reza Gholami) * 5. Transmigration, Proximity, and Sociopolitical Disconnection: Iranians in the United Arab Emirates (Behzad Sarmadi) 6. Part II: Creative Cultural Activities and (Re)construction of Culture and Ethnic Identity) * 6. Construction of National Identity through Ethnic Poetry, Film, and Play: Iranians in Australia (Sanaz Fotouhi) * 7. Diaspora and Literary Production: Iranians in France (Laetitia Nanquette) * 8. Diaspora and Ethnic Identity Construction and Negotiation through Literary Production: Iranians in Italy (Alice Miggiano) * Conclusion: Prospect for Integration of Iranians and Questions for Future Research (Mohsen Mostafavi Mobasher) 7. Bibliography 8. Contributors 9. Index
1. Tables and Figures 2. Foreword (Nestor Rodriguez) 3. Acknowledgments 4. Introduction (Mohsen Mostafavi Mobasher) 5. Part I: Ethnic Identity and Challenges of Integration * 1. Adult Children of Professional and Entrepreneurial Immigrants: Second-Generation Iranians in the United States (Mehdi Bozorgmehr and Eric Ketcham) * 2. Host Discrimination, Bounded Mobility, and Bounded Belonging: Iranians in Germany (Sahar Sadeghi) * 3. Challenges of Integration and Belonging: Iranians in the Netherlands (Halleh Ghorashi) * 4. Integration, Cultural Production, and Challenges of Identity Construction: Iranians in Great Britain (Kathryn Spellman and Reza Gholami) * 5. Transmigration, Proximity, and Sociopolitical Disconnection: Iranians in the United Arab Emirates (Behzad Sarmadi) 6. Part II: Creative Cultural Activities and (Re)construction of Culture and Ethnic Identity) * 6. Construction of National Identity through Ethnic Poetry, Film, and Play: Iranians in Australia (Sanaz Fotouhi) * 7. Diaspora and Literary Production: Iranians in France (Laetitia Nanquette) * 8. Diaspora and Ethnic Identity Construction and Negotiation through Literary Production: Iranians in Italy (Alice Miggiano) * Conclusion: Prospect for Integration of Iranians and Questions for Future Research (Mohsen Mostafavi Mobasher) 7. Bibliography 8. Contributors 9. Index
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