Migration and Diaspora
Thematic Report Two - The Engagement of Refugees in Transnational Politics: Lessons from the Migration, Diaspora and Refugee Studies Literature
... the migration studies literature that only a minority of individuals engage in transnational political action, but also counters essentialising approaches of diasporas as social ...a diaspora can be ...
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Migration, Diaspora and Transnationalism: Transformations of Religion and Culture in a Globalising Age
... ‘ migration ’ involves movement and re -location from one place to another, something that has prompted people throughout the ages to ‘re - construct’, or ‘re - make’, their life- worlds in new ...‘ ...
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Migration, Diaspora et développement humain
... la migration des élites a fait couler beaucoup d‟ encre (voir ...de migration coûte cher aux finances et à l‟économie marocaine ...« diaspora » permettrait (voir ...
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Knowledge Transfers through Diaspora Transnationalism and Return Migration: A Case Study of Indian Skilled Migrants
... skilled migration and development contrasts with the negative nationalist perspective of earlier brain drain/brain gain debates ...and diaspora networks (Agunias and Newland 2012 ; Boyle and Kitchin 2014 ; ...
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The Brain Drain Cycle in Malaysia: Rethinking Migration, Diaspora and Talent
... Abstract: The ‘brain drain’ refers to the outflow of entrepreneurial skills and talent hindering productivity and, arguably, prospects for economic growth. In Malaysia, the brain drain dilemma has political, economic, ...
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Migration des Elites Norme Culturelle et Formation de la Diaspora
... une migration effective est donnée par : y = ...une migration .Il y a une incertitude sur l’effectivité de la migration, incertitude qui s’exprime par le fait que le travailleur formé fait face à une ...
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Analyzing Indian Diaspora: Pyramid Impact on Reforms & Migration Pattern
... The paper aims to analyze the pattern of migration of Indians over time and its impact on India. Beside we discuss economic, social and political impact and how it influenced reform in education, societal & ...
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Assessing the sociology of sport: On race and diaspora
... education, migration and so on) and most of the “big names” of sports sociology tend to work in interdisciplinary sports studies departments where the dominant focus is often on improving the performance of elite ...
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Intra-Diaspora Knowledge Transfer and ‘New’ Italian Migration
... The dismantling of the Immigration Restriction Act in the 1970s saw the removal of any official criteria based on notions of race or colour but coincided with increased restrictions and a reduction in overall immigration ...
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Gendering the Diaspora: Zimbabwean Migrants in Britain
... There is an emerging literature about the migration of Zimbabweans to Britain. Drawing on data from a survey of 1000 Zimbabweans in the UK and South Africa, Bloch (2006) provides a comparative overview of the ...
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Four types of diaspora mobilization : Albanian diaspora activism for Kosovo independence in the US and the UK
... and migration regimes, but transnationalism adds new dimen- sions for ...for diaspora lobbying is embedded in the diaspora—as in the Jewish and Armenian cases—or is embedded abroad, as is the case of ...
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Theorizing Indian Diaspora: Rooting for Roots
... The crossover personality that the foreigners convey makes a tumultuous circumstance in regards to the belongingness. In the conclusion of Bhabha, hybridity is the „third space‟ which makes alternate positions to rise. ...
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The Anglo German diaspora
... Other key push factors were political and economic. The museum of migration on Ellis Island, in New York harbor, organizes the immigrant waves in years. The 48’ers, as they were known, went to America as ...
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Shedding an ethnic identity in diaspora: de-Turkification and the transnational discursive struggles of the Kurdish diaspora
... Consequently ethnic self-definition amongst many Kurds in London has been shifting since the 1990s. As I touched upon earlier on, not all Kurds who migrated to the UK have had the Kurdish struggle as central to their ...
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Positioning Women in Diaspora
... of migration as “the actual condition of change through movement” (Nasta ...in diaspora is transformed and redefined into novel nexus of relationships available in new ...of diaspora theory, in his ...
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Internet: A Tool to Interlink Indian Diaspora
... (OALD) Diaspora means “the movement of people from any nation or group away from their own ...Indian Diaspora is a geographically diversified Diaspora, which is spread in as many as 110 ...Indian ...
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Misperceptions of the 'Muslim Diaspora'
... diaspora, which refers to the experience of exile and migration— forced or self-imposed—does not encompass the circumstances of all Muslims who have settled in Europe or in North America or else- where. ...
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From diaspora to diaspora : the case of Transylvanian Saxons in Romania and Germany.
... Furthermore, the German Nationality Act, which was passed in 1999 and came into effect in 2000, provided a new understanding of what it means to be German, at last leaving behind outdated notions of an organic concept of ...
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Unravelling Indian Diaspora through Literature
... voices of her relatives in a cassette player and also by cooking Bengali food. She has migrated to America only for her husband‘s job and it has proved to be very painful for her. Here, another facet of the story comes ...
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The Viking diaspora
... understanding the migrations that were the prerequisite of diaspora, as outlined in Chapter 2. The natural environment is always changing, and those changes which mark significant events in the Viking Age have to ...
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