‘Diaspora’ and ‘Transnationalism’: Theory and Evidence in Explanation of the Irish World-Wide

Donald M. MacRaild

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Diaspora, migration, transnational identity Migration and Labor Dynamics Irish and British Studies

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Contribution to a symposium 'perspectives of the Irish Diaspora', with contributions also from Enda Delaney and Kevin Kenny. The article argues for the use of diaspora as a social science typology, such as class or ethnicity, where a basis of evidence of discernible that demonstrates social communication between homeland and new lands, but also between immigrants in the new lands themselves.

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