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DESCRIPTION:Moynihan Institute of Global Affairs\, The South Asia Center pr
 esent: Susan Thomas\,&nbsp\;Assistant\nProfessor\,Cultural\nFoundations\no
 f Education\, Syracuse\nUniversitySociality\nand Reciprocity among Indian 
 Student-MigrantsExamining the migratory lives of middle\nclass youth from 
 India pursuing their education in the United States\, this talk\ndraws fro
 m ethnographic fieldwork to theorize the connections between migrant\nsoci
 al networks and anthropological notions of reciprocity. Specifically\, it\
 nargues that Indian student migrants’ practices of sociality produce and d
 isrupt\nmultiple webs of social attachments hinging on competitiveness\, e
 xpectations of\nreciprocal exchange\, and sacrifice.Sponsored by the South
  Asia Center at the Moynihan Institute of Global Affairs 
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SUMMARY:Susan Thomas - Sociality and Reciprocity among Indian Student-Migra
 nts - SAC
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>Moynihan Institute of Global Affairs\, The 
 South Asia Center present: </p><p><strong>Susan Thomas\,&nbsp\;</strong><e
 m>Assistant\nProfessor\,Cultural\nFoundations\nof Education\, Syracuse\nUn
 iversity</em></p><p><strong>Sociality\nand Reciprocity among Indian Studen
 t-Migrants</strong></p><p>Examining the migratory lives of middle\nclass y
 outh from India pursuing their education in the United States\, this talk\
 ndraws from ethnographic fieldwork to theorize the connections between mig
 rant\nsocial networks and anthropological notions of reciprocity. Specific
 ally\, it\nargues that Indian student migrants’ practices of sociality pro
 duce and disrupt\nmultiple webs of social attachments hinging on competiti
 veness\, expectations of\nreciprocal exchange\, and sacrifice.</p><p><b><i
 >Sponsored by the South Asia Center at the Moynihan Institute of Global Af
 fairs</i></b> </p>
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