diaspora definition

• Werkstatt Der Welt

... Empire, das nie eine signifikante Diaspora von Emigranten hervorgebracht hat. . Das US-amerik... fielen aus dem "Volk" - nach der Definition der Grundervater - naturlich heraus. Da die USA du...

• Die Tageszeitung; Berlin
• 29. August 2009

• Mythen Der Migration

..., dann sprang die Meldung über in die Diaspora, wanderte als Shortmessage durch die überfüllten... in einem wackligen Boot sitzt, ist per Definition kein Asylbewerber. . Die meisten derer, die auf Ma...

• Die Tageszeitung; Berlin
• 2. Oktober 2009

• Tainted blood: the ambivalence of ethnic migration in Israel, Japan, Korea, Germany and the United States (1).

... of a common ethnic belonging, out of the diaspora. This was backed by powerful symbols, colonialist ... expulsion was based upon an ethnic definition of someone having two German parents. Voluntary mi...

• German Policy Studies
• Band 1 Nr. 3, September 2000

• A Linguistic-Based Measure of Cultural Distance and Its Relationship to Managerial Values1

Measuring culture is a central issue in international management research and is traditionally accomplished using indices of cultural values. Herein the researchers present a new linguistic-based measure of cultural distance (based on linguistic genealogical classification) that is both more fundamental and more widely applicable than values surveys. Structural equation modeling techniques are used to show links to the cultural values dimensions delineated by Hofstede (1980) to show the key results of this study. The researchers also demonstrate relationships between linguistic distance and other measures of managerial values using three additional data sets. The analyses provides strong support for the association between language spoken and managerial values. Differences in managerial...

... researchers disagree about an exact definition, most concur on the idea of culture as a system of... noted that cultures such as the Chinese diaspora transcend political boundaries (e.g., Redding 1993...

• Management International Review
• Band 44 Nr. 3, Juli 2004

• The Sustainable Competitive Advantage and Catching-Up of Nations: Fdi, Clusters and the Liability (Asset) of Smallness

The researchers explore the role of foreign direct investment and (its relationship to) clusters for the competitiveness (and catching-up) of small(er) developing countries. They suggest that while size per se need not matter, small(er) developing countries need to explicitly account for any liabilities of smallness when devising and implementing strategies for competitiveness and catching-up. They claim that international strategic management scholarship can add insights on this important issue, by complementing extant literature and contributions by international trade and economic development scholarship.

...In fact, such a generic definition of competitiveness can be applicable to individual... - sometimes by also drawing on its diaspora. Greece, Israel, Ireland are cases in point. Anoth...

• Management International Review
• Band 49 Nr. 1, Januar 2009

• Tainted Blood: The Ambivalence of Ethnic Migration in Israel, Japan, Korea, Germany and the United States[1].

... of a common ethnic belonging, out of the diaspora. This was backed by powerful symbols, colonialist ... expulsion was based upon an ethnic definition of someone having two German parents. Voluntary mi...

• German Policy Studies
• Band 1 Nr. 3, September 2000