Public administration theory and practice suggest that e-government, citizen participation,
and government–citizen collaboration are contributing to a movement toward New Public …

This paper summarises our state of knowledge regarding diaspora engagement in conflict
socieities. It presents a map of possible diaspora contributions and their specific potential …

The growing scholarship on ethnic diasporas has prompted various off-shoots. Two
significant directions are the relationship of diasporas with globalisation and their role in the …

Internet communication technologies (ICTs) enable diasporas to act transnationally by
facilitating ties to their places of origin and providing low-cost ways to mobilize against home …

Recent research on the Internet and terrorism confirms the Internet's enabling features for
terrorist activities, including its ease of access, anonymity, and international character. While …

Against the backdrop of increasing public and social interests in migration, this article
conducts a systematic review of research addressing the topic of migration published in top …

Conflict-generated diasporas are considered likely to maintain radical behaviours. This
article seeks to explain why and how they nevertheless adopt moderate claims, especially …

In recent years, scholars and practitioners have bemoaned the decline in public life. The"
commons," as the worry goes, is shrinking. The article investigates the effort by the …

We can strengthen our understanding of the relationship between transnational migration
and origin-country politics by starting with the premise that violence is a key feature of …

Digital diasporas, diasporas organised on the Internet, offer potential to contribute
relevance, representativeness and responsiveness in meeting development needs …