Integration impacts on Diaspora–homeland relations

Abstract

In the current academic literature there is a shortage that this explorative article is trying to discuss and fill in: first, there are relatively few focused publications on Diasporas' relations with their homelands, and second, there are relatively few publications on the various impacts of the integration of Diasporas into their hostlands’ societies and politics on their relations with their homelands. These are the two main interconnected issues discussed in this article. More specifically, the first part of this article discusses the complex issue of Diasporans' cultural, social, and political integration into hostlands and its impacts on Diasporas–homelands relations. The next empirical part of the article will briefly discuss a number of cases to illustrate the main points suggested here. The key analytical issues and the order in which they should be discussed in further studies of Diasporas' integration into their hostlands and their impact on their homelands will be suggested in the concluding part of this article.

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