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New Zealand, like many countries, has recently shifted from disparaging emigrants to celebrating expatriates as heroes. What explains this change? The new government initiatives towards expatriates have been attributed to a neoliberal diaspora strategy, aimed at constructing emigrants and their descendants as part of a community of knowledge-bearing subjects, in order to help the New Zealand economy go global (Larner 2007: 80). The research in this paper confirms that the new diaspora initiat...
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- International Migration Institute Publisher's website
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- International Migration Institute Working Papers
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- 2011-01-01
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- Copyright holder:
- Alan Gamlen
- Copyright date:
- 2011
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Creating and destroying diaspora strategies
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