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Indian Entrepreneurs in Silicon Valley - The Making of a Transnational Techno-Capitalist Class (Hardcover, New)
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Indian Entrepreneurs in Silicon Valley - The Making of a Transnational Techno-Capitalist Class (Hardcover, New)
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Written by Monica Biradavolu (a sociologist at Yale University),
this innovative study examines the emergence and growing power of a
new group of immigrant Indians to the United States: the
transnational techno-capitalist class of entrepreneurs operating at
the upper echelons of the hi-tech industry in Silicon Valley and
Bangalore. Imbibing the culture of innovation and entrepreneurship
in Silicon Valley, recognizing the importance of building strong
networks, and relying upon their educational qualifications,
professional credentials and powerful yet invisible family support,
Indians are playing a central role in redefining what it means to
be an 'immigrant entrepreneur' from a 'developing country'. These
powerful actors are negotiating on their own terms and forging
their own transnational space in the global software industry to
become a transnational capitalist class, with allegiance to global
capitalism and a political project of pushing the ideas and ideals
of capitalism in both their 'home' and 'adopted' countries. This an
important book for those in ethnic and immigrant studies.
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