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Volume 15, Number 2, June 2006
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Notes on contributors
pp. 123-124(2)

Making a new home in the diaspora: opportunities and dilemmas in the British South Asian experience
pp. 125-131(7)
Authors: Brown, Judith; Talbot, Ian

South Asian migration and settlement in Great Britain, 1951â-“2001
pp. 133-146(14)
Author: Peach, Ceri

Gurdwaras and community-building among British Sikhs
pp. 147-164(18)
Author: Singh, Gurharpal

Only connect: can the <i>ulema</i> address the crisis in the transmission of Islam to a new generation of South Asians in Britain?
pp. 165-180(16)
Author: Lewis, Philip

Competing visions of identity and space: Bangladeshi Muslims in Britain
pp. 181-193(13)
Authors: Eade, John; Garbin, David

Locating British Hindus' sacred space
pp. 195-208(14)
Author: Nesbitt, Eleanor

The arranged transnational cousin marriages of British Pakistanis: critique, dissent and cultural continuity
pp. 209-220(12)
Author: Shaw, Alison

Book reviews
pp. 221-240(20)

Books received
pp. 241-251(11)

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