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How can talent abroad induce development at home? Towards a Pragmatic Diaspora Agenda
Washington :
Migration Policy Institute, 2013.
Academic editor: Y. Kuznetsov
This is a book about the “how to” of one of the most important aspects of diaspora engagement — leveraging countries’ talent abroad to support development at home. The understanding that the diaspora (emigrants and their descendants who retain ties to their countries of origin or ancestry) can be a critical partner for development has emerged fairly recently, due in large part to the experience of two new global powers — China and India — whose rise to prominence owes much to the contributions of their talent abroad. In the amazingly short span of about 15 years, the importance of the diaspora to development has evolved from a novel and somewhat heretical hypothesis to conventional wisdom. Now it is commonly acknowledged that diasporas can be important, but the path of developing policies and programs to help realize the promise of diasporas has been fraught with frustration and disappointment. Diaspora contributions seem to come spontaneously rather than as a result of policy interventions; they are a matter of serendipity. By focusing on policy interventions that effectively promote diaspora contributions, the book fills an important gap in the literature.
Chapters
Freinkman L., , in: How can talent abroad induce development at home? Towards a Pragmatic Diaspora Agenda.: Washington: Migration Policy Institute, 2013. P. 101–122.
This chapter focuses on the role of African diaspora high achievers in contributing to institutional development in their home countries over time. The discourse on African diasporas often focuses either on how diaspora members’ talent is lacking back home or how much their remittances and charities could fill the development finance gap. Yet this chapter ...
Added: November 18, 2013
Freinkman L., В кн.: How can talent abroad induce development at home? Towards a Pragmatic Diaspora Agenda.: Washington: Migration Policy Institute, 2013. С. 291–314.
The chapter aims to develop an indirect (or pragmatic) approach to facilitate the virtuous cycle of diaspora-home country interactions. This approach favors “high-resolution” diaspora policies — ones that cultivate the project-specific relationships and commitments of movers and shakers (both in the diaspora and in homeland institutions) that might make a significant difference and are counted ...
Added: November 18, 2013
Research target:
Economics and Management
Language:
English
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Design/methodology/approach
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