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1. Introduction
2. The new 'good woman': reconstructing patriarchal control
3. A thing of beauty and a boy forever - changing masculinities
4. 'Mercy and Wisdom of a government'? Race, Culture and Immigration Control
5. Making a spectacle of oneself -South Asian weddings in Britain
6. Psychiatry, violence and mental distress
7. Contesting (mis)representations
8. Still fighting for justice -low-paid workers in a global market
9. Dreams, questions and struggles - reflections on a movement Notes Bibliography
| Price | Condition | Delivery | Seller | Action |
| $99.99 | Digital |
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James Black
reviewed Dreams, Questions, Struggles South Asian Women in Britain on July 06, 2018 Dreams
I'm usually a fan of Gail Tsukiyama's writing, but this was rather disappointing. From the various perspectives to the weird chronology and multiple flashbacks, I simply could not get into it. Because the story took place over such a long period of time, it felt rushed. It got more interesting towards the end, but this book was definitely hard to get through. It took me a long time to finish because I kept stopping putting it down, which hardly ever happens, so it was pretty bad.
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