$30.00
Global Migration: Rethinking Skills, Knowledge and Culture
- Abbreviation: global migration
- Conference Type: Conference
- Start Date: 26-11-2016
- Online Registration: yes
- Conference URL: http://www.grfdt.com/Conference.aspx?TabId=11
- Hotel Venue: India International Centre, New Delhi
- Street: 40, Max Mueller Marg New Delhi - 110003
- City: New Delhi
- State: Indiana
- Country: India
- Zip/Postal Code: 110003
- Contact Email: internationalconference@grfdt.com
- Contact Name: Dr. M. Mahalingam
- Event Facebook Account: https://www.facebook.com/diaspora.transnationalism
- Listed: April 2, 2016 4:01 pm
- Expires: This ad has expired
Suggested Attendees
Academics, Policy experts, UN organisations, Development sectors, IndustryDescription
International Conference
Global Migration: Rethinking Skills, Knowledge and Culture
26-27 November 2016
Organised by Global Research Forum on Diaspora and Transnationalism, New Delhi
Globalization has brought about a new paradigm where socio-cultural, political, and economic landscapes get exposed to unexpected dynamics of challenges and change. It thus becomes a matter of both challenge and opportunity for the home and host countries.
On the one hand, the economic changes over the past hundred years that includes close integration, opening of trade, ideas and information, have resulted in benefitting the industrially developed economies. On the other hand, for the developing economies, the challenges remain though of different level and kind. However, the changed circumstances globally also bring along opportunities for these states to help them overcome the challenges.The increased movement of people has resulted in theglobal development of new ideas, intercultural linkages, democratisation of global space etc. In this scenario, diaspora has emerged as an important player in the transnational sphere for both thehome and host countries.
The actual process of engaging diaspora in the development process remains a challenge for the home countries. Policies result from a complex interplay of local and global conditions, including the role of lobby groups, socio-economic and political conditions of the country, level of institutional development, technological progress. This engagement process is also mediated by the social and cultural identities of the diaspora that are not just diverse but also contested. The challenge faced by the developing countries in this regard is very different from that of the industrially advanced states.
The conference will bring together scholars from diverse fields such as academic, civil society and policy from different countries. The conference intends to provide comparative perspectives in diaspora engagement. The papers will be published in a book by an international publisher.
The conference will have more wider reach and try to represent as many countries possible so that both macro and micro perspectives and diversities of issues will be covered. There are several countries actively engaged in policies and working on a new paradigm of global engagement to tap resources in the globalised world ever increasing human mobility.The conference is conceived to address these issues, both conceptual as well as applied areas so as to give a wholistic approach to understand the issue.
Abstracts or requests for further information should be sent to: internationalconference@grfdt.com
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