Development from Abroad? Transnational Remittance and the Institutionalization of Diaspora Engagement in Africa

Posted on:2015-08-11

Degree:Ph.D

Type:Dissertation

University:University of Missouri - Saint Louis

Candidate:Combs, Todd B

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GTID:1476390017495083

Subject:Political science

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his dissertation investigates the impacts of transnational remittances and the institutionalization of diaspora engagement on development in Africa. Remittances to Africa are now around...

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Diaspora engagement, Africa, Political science

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