Loin des yeux, près du cœur

Dufoix, Stéphane; Tinguy, Anne de; Guerassimoff, Carine

doi:10.3917/scpo.dufoi.2010.01

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“…This 'transnational turn' in migration studies started in the 1990s and has become mainstream in the last decade (Bauböck & Faist, 2010;Dufoix et al 2010;Lafleur, 2013a;Maas, 2013). It has pushed the research on the political involvement of emigrants into several directions.…”

Section: Transnationalism Studies and The Political Engagement Of Emigrantsmentioning

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Political parties abroad as actors of transnational politics

Haute

Kernalegenn

2021

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This paper argues that parties abroad are the actors of a new arena for citizenship and party politics. The proliferation of overseas voting and the development of representative institutions for emigrants has transformed and reinforced the civic and political links between sending-states and their diaspora. This has also created new opportunities for political entrepreneurs and political parties tasked with reaching out to citizens living abroad. Yet research on political parties and on transnationalism has almost never crossed paths. This has created a gap in our knowledge on political parties abroad, demonstrating the timeliness of a special issue on political parties abroad. This paper introduces this special issue and presents an overview of the main theoretical questions and debates addressed in the articles. We emphasize existing gaps in the literature and stress the importance of a better understanding of the growing phenomenon of political parties abroad. We also explain why a comparative approach is necessary to tackle the issue of political parties abroad, offering a theoretically-minded framework. Our summaries of the papers in this special issue highlight how they relate to the more general questions discussed in our introduction.

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Section: Transnationalism Studies and The Political Engagement Of Emigrantsmentioning

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Political parties abroad as actors of transnational politics

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Kernalegenn

2021

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The Institutional Channeling of Transnational Economic Mobilization in Three Moroccan Regions

Bousetta,

Jamid,

Oubad

2023

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This chapter analyses the interaction between transnational economic mobilization between Europe and Morocco, on the one hand, and diaspora policies deployed in Morocco on the other hand. The objective is to better understand how transnational economic exchanges contribute to redefining the links between home societies and emigrant communities while at the same time redefining the latter as diasporas. These processes lie at the crossroads of new migration dynamics, new modes of economic action among emigrant communities and new State responses to these demands. Dwelling on the authors’ previous research on Moroccans in Europe and on a new project conducted in three Moroccan administrative regions (Oriental, Beni-Mellal-Khenifra and Souss Massa), the paper looks more particularly at how diaspora policies are being formulated at sub-state level and thus providing insights into how the transnational economic mobilization of Moroccan diasporic entrepreneurs is institutionally channeled.

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The State and Transnationalism

Lacroix

2024

The Transnational State

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Loin des yeux, près du cœur

Cited by 24 publications

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Political parties abroad as actors of transnational politics

Political parties abroad as actors of transnational politics

The Institutional Channeling of Transnational Economic Mobilization in Three Moroccan Regions

The State and Transnationalism

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