South Asian Studies in Britain: Remembering Roger Ballard (20 April 1943–30 September 2020)

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Ballard R. (1990) ‘Migration and Kinship: The Differential Effect of Marriage Rules on the Processes of Punjabi Migration to Britain’. In Clarke C. , Peach C. & Vertovec S. (Eds), South Asians Overseas: Migration and Ethnicity (pp. 219–49). Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.

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Ballard R. (2005) ‘Coalitions of Reciprocity and the Maintenance of Financial Integrity within Informal Value Transmission Systems: The Operational Dynamics of Contemporary Hawala Networks’, Journal of Banking Regulation, 6(4): 319–52.

Ballard R. (2006) ‘Hawala: Criminal Haven or Vital Financial Network?’, Newsletter of the International Institute for Asian Studies, University of Leiden, The Netherlands, (September): 8–9.

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