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In the post-globalization world, many countries conceive special citizenship policies for emigrants and their descendants, their so called diaspora. Migration, Citizenship, and Development examines the effects of countryof- origin citizenship on the Indian diaspora in the United States and return migrants in India. Using an interdisciplinary approach, it combines political concepts of state power and governance, sociological categorizations of behaviour and identity, and economic scholarship on remittances and development.
