Transnational Spaces of India and Australia

This book explores the intricate dynamics of transnational movements between India and Australia, challenging traditional notions of national boundaries.

Transnational movements are complex and extend beyond the simple conflicts of 'home and away'. Much of the discourse surrounding transnationalism often centers on the international flows of law, politics, and economics, particularly in the context of Europe and the Americas. However, the book Transnational Spaces of India and Australia invites readers to explore these dynamics in a broader scope.

This collection examines how transnational movements not only create international connections but also challenge and reshape national boundaries. It raises important questions about the physical and temporal spaces where these exchanges take place. The book shifts the focus to the historical and increasingly significant interactions between India and Australia, highlighting the nuances of these transnational exchanges.

Contributions from scholars in both nations provide a rich tapestry of insights that balance academic rigor with accessibility. The writing is designed to engage a diverse audience, making it suitable for students, researchers, and general readers alike. Transnational Spaces of India and Australia serves as a vital resource for understanding the evolving relationships and exchanges that define these two countries in a global context.