Transnationalism and Development
Migration, transnationalism and development on the Southeastern flank of Europe
... migration, transnationalism and development; second by setting the geographical scene, with the aid of relevant statistics on the migration, development and remittance trends in the various countries ...
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Transnationalism and diaspora resources having an impact on development in the homelands
... that transnationalism is not a phenomenon associated with recent arrival that tends to vanish as part of an inevitable process of assimilation, as confirmed by the study of Guarnizo et ...of development ...
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Cape Verde and Its Diaspora: Economic Transnationalism and Homeland Development
... and development has attracted much scholarly ...to development, but major debates rage over its signifi cance and net ...and development, especially among donor countries and agencies, may certainly ...
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Scientific diasporas, transnationalism and home-country development: evidence from a study of skilled Moldovans abroad
... on development and the role of diasporas are new issues on the public ...technological development, innovation and ...diaspora’s transnationalism has been in practice and the opportunities and ...
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Engaging the diaspora in an era of transnationalism South Korea s engagement with its diaspora can support the country s development
... South Korea is one of these countries, facing a demographic crisis and the effects of transnationalism. It has a rapidly aging population (aging even faster than Japan’s), a falling fertility rate (the lowest ...
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Argentina: Transnationalism and Comparative Development in South America
... The following health guidelines and requirements are based on years of experience and the current recommendations from the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.. They are des[r] ...
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Transnationalism and social work education
... about transnationalism from other disciplines (social development, human geography, world history, psychology) would also benefit the proposed academic ...including: development-induced displacement; ...
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Conceptualising the integration-transnationalism nexus
... The fact that individuals may lead transnational lives or heavily engage in transnational activities does not however necessarily lead to the development of transnational communities. Transnational communities, as ...
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Signs in Flow: Transnationalism, Media, and Racism
... he depends on a concept of distance as metric, measurable distance. Similarly, when he refers to the “Western maritime interests,” “technology transfers and innovations of the late eighteenth and nineteenth centuries,” ...
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Retirement Migration and Transnationalism in Northern Mexico
... cultures are shared in this space even as interviewees felt like residents and as belonging in their new country of residence. Most retirees do not identify exclusively with the receiving society, but maintain and ...
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Nonviolent Weapons: The Transnationalism of Nonviolent Resistance
... becoming autonomous organizations, which after years of growth and development joined other contentious communities in nonviolent collective action.. B[r] ...
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Religious Transnationalism: The case of Zimbabwean Catholics in Britain
... or unconscious) involved rather than simply an individual pursuing his or her own faith in the old colonial motherland. Thus far, the pattern that has emerged from studies of African Christian congregations in Europe is ...
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Mapping Africana Religions: Transnationalism, Globalization, And Diaspora
... critical development, there is a conspicuous absence of any discussion on Islam in these studies, which I might mention is not the case in discussions of hip-hop outside the acad- ...hip-hop’s development ...
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Connecting and confronting transnationalism : bridging concepts and moving critique
... recent development in transnational research and at the same expand its scope beyond a focus on one concept, perspective or fi ...between transnationalism and the following seven key concepts or fi elds: ‘ ...
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Branding Chinese Products: Between Nationalism and Transnationalism 1
... selling transnationalism demonstrates a deep desire of Chinese producers, in particular, and Chinese society, in general, to be accepted and celebrated by the international ...
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Transnationalism, Buddhism and Japanese Americans in the United States of America
... Conclusion This paper has examined the social exclusion of Japanese-Americans and the influence that this social exclusion had on Japanese-American beliefs in Buddhism. The study demonstrated that social exclusion likely ...
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Diminished Transnationalism: Growing older and practicing home in Thailand
... of a development thereby recreating the suburban ideal (Oncu, 1997). According to an estate agent in Hua Hin, Western retirees are ‘the big market which we’re all aiming for’. While the ownership of land is ...
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Connecting and confronting transnationalism: bridging concepts and moving critique
... recent development in transnational research and at the same expand its scope beyond a focus on one concept, perspective or ...between transnationalism and the following seven key concepts or fields: ...
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Transnationalism between Galicia and Northern Portugal: An Emerging Cosmopolitism
... and development in order to think about the perspectives of the Galician-Portuguese Euroregion, which had been proposed to the ...and development and yet do not eliminate the already existing na- tional ...
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Transnationalism and Belonging: The Case of Moroccan Entrepreneurs in Amsterdam and Milan
... No significant differences emerged between transna- tional and domestic entrepreneurs in terms of the sense of belonging, either in the bivariate analysis (Table A3 in the Supplementary File) or in the regression analy- ...
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