Drawing on in-depth qualitative research, this book provides a nuanced picture of the everyday identifications experienced and expressed among the superdiverse Tamil migrant population in Britain. It presents the first detailed analysis of the narrative and experiences of Tamils from a diversity of backgrounds ¿ including Sri Lankan, Indian, Singaporean and Malaysian ¿ and addresses the question of their identification with a ¿Tamil diasporä in Britain. Theoretically informed by Brubaker¿s conception of ¿diaspora as process¿ and Werbner¿s notion of diasporas as both ¿aesthetic¿ and ¿moral¿ communities, Jones examines political engagements alongside other, less studied, ¿frames¿ of Tamil migrants¿ lives: social relationships (local and transnational), the domestic