Britain's Anglo-Indians: the invisibility of assimilation

This study examines the cultural experience of Anglo-Indians, those of mixed British and Indian ancestry who settled in Britain following India's independence. Using archival research, ethnography, and literary and cultural analyses, Almeida investigates the initial migration of Anglo-Indians and their decades-long experience of assimilation.

The impact on Anglo-Indians of the British nationality act of 1948: interpretation, analysis, critique -- Immigrants, refugees, or both?: migration theory and the Anglo-Indian exodus -- Stage one: competence and competition -- State two: conflict and clash -- Stage three: adjustment and accommodation -- Stage four: assimilation and integration.