The large migratory movements of recent decades, including many prompted by upheaval and turmoil in both the ‘postcolonial’ and the ‘postsocialist’ worlds, have generated many new diasporas that have become key players in the global political economy. They appear to be enduring and pursue a variety of forms of transnational activity: these forms of engagement are contributing to the transformation of global society, reshaping the societies of sending and receiving countries, and making for fundamental shifts in the governance of migration and citizenship. Our research explores forms of engagement in varieties of conditions of transition – from war to peace, from instability to stability, as well in other forms of economic, political, social and cultural change.
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