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Emigration and Diaspora Policies in the Age of Mobility

Part of the Global Migration Issues Book Series (volume 9)

Editors: Weinar, Agnieszka

DOI: 10.1007/978-3-319-56342-8

ISBN: 978-3-319-56341-1

Publisher: Springer International Publishing - Springer Journals

Jul 7, 2017

1 - 10 of 16 Chapters

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Chapter 1Introduction

Weinar, Agnieszka

Pages: 1 –12

[Emigration was rediscovered by the global mainstream academic literature as a valid topic of research in the early 2000s. For over 80 years, migration studies have looked at the immigration side of the story, from the point of view of immigrant-receiving countries (Brettell and Hollifield 2000),...
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Chapter 2Argentina and the Human Right to Migrate

García, Lila

Pages: 13 –30

[This capter offers a brief overview of current Argentine migration policy as it relates to its emigrants. In the last ten years, Argentina appears to have focused closely on its emigrants, at least in terms of its new legal framework and some long-term initiatives. Historically, the country has...
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Chapter 3When Belgians Are the Migrants: An Overview of Narratives, Public Policies and Actors Framing the Question of Emigration in Belgium

Mandin, Jérémy

Pages: 31 –49

[Between its independence in 1830 and the beginning of the twentieth century, Belgium has experienced more emigration than immigration. Today emigration remains a secondary topic in the political debate, and thus related (state) public policies are still underdeveloped. Thus most of the...
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Chapter 4Leaving the Fatherland Behind – Emigration and Diaspora Policies in Denmark

Mouritsen, Per; Jensen, Christine Hovmark

Pages: 51 –66

[Denmark, until the middle of the twentieth century, was an emigration country, which like many other European countries saw a substantial proportion of its population leave their native land for the new world. Yet, Denmark has been relatively modest and unambitious – and in many ways a distinct...
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Chapter 5The Promise of a Welfare State: The Ecuadorian Government Strategy on Emigration and Diaspora Policies Between 2007–2016

Sánchez Bautista, Consuelo

Pages: 67 –83

[Before 2000, migration policies in Ecuador were isolated and minimally executed, due to a lack of organisational articulation, poor financing, and scarce attention to migrants. Overall, state intervention on migration after 2007 was related to a discourse on some sensitive issues: the economic...
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Chapter 6Mobile French Citizens and La Mère-Patrie: Emigration and Diaspora Policies in France

Beck, Sylvain; Weinar, Agnieszka

Pages: 85 –99

[Emigration and mobility from France has been on the rise in twenty-first century. About 42% of the French abroad have two passports. Hence, the development of any policy towards such a diverse and hard-to-define group is tricky. France is one of a small number of developed countries that has...
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Chapter 7Between West and East: Diaspora, Emigration and Return in the Polish Emigration and Diaspora Policy

Stefańska, Renata

Pages: 101 –120

[Poland is one of the most important sending countries in Europe. OECD data show that it has the third largest diaspora in the OECD among European countries, and is the top European origin country for recent emigrants. Despite the large number of Poles living abroad, the Polish state does not...
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Chapter 8A Global Nation? The Evolution of Emigration and Diaspora Policies in Portugal (1960–2016)

Santana-Pereira, José; Horta, Ana Paula

Pages: 121 –137

[Portugal has a longstanding tradition of emigration with a particularly powerful demographic, economic and cultural impact. In the Portuguese case, the main pattern is the transition from an emigration policy to a diaspora policy, focusing on the establishment of political, cultural and...
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Chapter 9Cultural or Political Diaspora: Approach of the Russian Federation

Tkach, Olga

Pages: 139 –155

[After several decades of limited mobility to and from the area behind the iron curtain, the Russian Federation recently joined a world of global movement as an immigrant, emigrant and transition country. Since the collapse of the USSR, Russians abroad have been a significant target group for...
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Chapter 10Emigration and Development in Senegal

Toma, Sorana; Kabbanji, Lama

Pages: 157 –172

[Despite a long history and high levels of international out-migration flows, Senegal does not have a coherent migration policy framework. Its approach to managing migration is done on a case-by-case basis, often based on urgency and reflecting a lack of coordination between the institutions...

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