Amba PandeAmba Pande is associated with the School of International Studies, Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi. Her research interests include Indian Diaspora, International migration, Transnationalism and Gender/ women studies. She has been a visiting faulty/scholar at the University of Amsterdam (the Netherlands), University of South Pacific (Fiji), and Otego University (New Zealand). Her research papers have appeared in journals such as Migration Letters, South Asian Diaspora, Internal Studies, Diaspora studies, Round Table and Strategic Analysis. Her edited volumes include Women in the Indian Diaspora: Historical Narratives and Contemporary Challenges (Springer, Singapore, 2018); Indentured and Post Indentured Experiences of the Women in Indian Diaspora (Springer Singapore, 2020); and co-edited Women, Gender and the Legacy of Slavery and Indenture (Routledge UK). She is a regular reviewer for many international journals, books and book series published with Taylor and Francis, Sage, Cambridge, and Edinburgh University Press. Dr Pande has received several fellowships and has conducted major projects on the Indian Diaspora in Fiji, Myanmar, and Southeast Asia. She has presented papers in around seventy-five international conferences and has been invited to as independent speakers and panel discussants. Dr Pande is a member of several diaspora organizations and is part of the editorial board of a number of journals. She is the founder co-editor of Migration and Diaspora: Interdisciplinary Journal. Read More Read Less