Website: http://banglastories.org/

A. Jalais; J. Chatterji; C.A. Alexander; U.K. Runnymede Trust

Website: http://banglastories.org/

A. Jalais, J. Chatterji, C.A. Alexander, U.K. Runnymede Trust

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This website is on stories of Bengali Muslim migration where through various life-stories, family trees and pictorial narratives, high-school students, especially British-Bangladeshi ones, can get a greater sense of the histories of their ancestors, explore different phases of migration and settlement, and understand the shifting formations of ‘community’. We are also co-authoring: The Bengali Muslim Diaspora: Migration, Displacement and Settlement in Bangladesh, India and Britain. This research came out of a three- year London School of Economics / University of Cambridge project funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC), U.K.

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Publication status	Published - 2010

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