Remittances and village change in Punjab
Studies of landholding, public facilities and household poverty show why money sent home can change Punjab unevenly.
Punjab in the world
Local records illuminate migration, work, family life and new connections.
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Studies of landholding, public facilities and household poverty show why money sent home can change Punjab unevenly.
Plans to resettle, households spread between countries and short heritage visits are different ways of maintaining a relationship with Punjab.
Explore how employment, mutual support and local institutions helped shape a major centre of Punjabi life in west London.
The society’s own publications and a dated court record show community organisation through public argument, religious explanation and formal governance.
The Grunwick dispute reveals South Asian women’s workplace organising, the limits of union solidarity and the later work of public remembrance.
The Indian Workers Association linked Punjab-connected migration with trade-union participation, anti-racist politics and contested women’s organising.
Southall Black Sisters connected anti-racist organising, independent women’s services and language access without claiming to represent one religious community.
A Canadian hardhat case and American workplace correspondence show different arguments about safety, appearance and equal access to jobs.
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