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Diaspora Development in Emerging Economies
Advisors, analysts, and government officials, responsible for development policies and strategies in countries with emerging, are constantly searching for formulae that will assist, accelerate and enhance economic development and business growth. It has been deemed important to consider the resources that are available to these countries as a critical factor in determining appropriate strategies.
Typically, a consideration of available resources will result in a focus on existing natural resources, the development of new natural resource opportunities or the innovative use of existing resources. Usually, this approach also entails a consideration of ways in which the various resources of the subject country can be incorporated within the “globalized” world economy.
The class is asked to consider another resource that every country with an emerging economy can utilize to a greater extent---namely its expatriate citizens, its “Diaspora”. Typically, countries with emerging economies have thousands (if not millions) of former citizens and their direct descendant who are living in the United States, Canada and Europe. Many of these expatriates are well-educate, involved in various professional and business pursuits and represent a tremendous untapped resource for their countries of origins. If a strategy can be developed to get them more involved in the economic development of their countries of origin.
The assignment will entail the development of one or more strategies for assisting a country with an emerging economy in accessing its “Diaspora” to a greater extent than simple remittance revenues (although this is an important factor and can be included in any strategic plan). Students can select their own country of origin or another country.
The strategic plan should focus upon the approach that could be adopted by a central government agency that would result in the direct involvement of expatriates in the economic development of the country-examples of strategies range from direct investment schemes to repatriation to reverse homesteading”. The assignment also contemplates a summary analysis of the challenges to the implementation of such a strategy and the likelihood of success as well as a definition of success that is relevant to the subject country.
The paper is due in class on Friday, April 23 and should be 5 pages in length. |
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