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Migration, Citizenship, and Development

Name: Migration, Citizenship, and Development
Brand: OUP India
SKU: 02520595
Price: 66.79 EUR
Availability: InStock
Author: Daniel Naujoks
ISBN: 9780198084983

Daniel Naujoks

Language

English

Book Hardback

Libristo code: 02520595

Publishers OUP India, July 2013

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Libristo code: 02520595

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Migration, Citizenship, and Development examines the effects of country-of-origin citizenship on the Indian diaspora in the United States and return migrants in India. It explores how the Overseas Citizenship of India affects remittances, investment, philanthropy, return migration and political lobbying. Using an inter-disciplinary approach, the book combines political concepts of state power and governance, sociological categorizations of behavior and identity, and economic scholarship on remittances and development. The author examines how a legal status shapes national and transnational belonging and how citizenship in the country of origin influences naturalization and attachment to the country of residence. He does this both through new conceptualizations as well as original empirical evidence about the causes and effects of diasporic activities.