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UID:euroseas-2022-reconfiguring-the-international-vietnamese-diaspora-and-post-dj-i-m-i-migration-citizenship-networks-and-belonging-1
SUMMARY:Reconfiguring the international Vietnamese diaspora and post Đổi mới migration: Citizenship, Networks and Belonging (1)
LOCATION:Room 3.09
DESCRIPTION:The changing nature of the international Vietnamese diaspora ca
 n be largely attributed to a growth in transnational migration from Vietnam
  since the launch of the ??i m?i reform in the late 1980s. This has in
 cluded two main categories - labour migration and international student mig
 ration. In 2018, contract labour migrants numbered 500,000, the majority of
  which were hosted in Taiwan, Japan, and the Republic of Korea. Irregular m
 igration has also constituted an important form of labour migration, withou
 t reliable statistical data, qualitative research indicates significant vol
 umes of cross-border migration to China and Southeast Asia as well as tempo
 rary migration to Europe and Northern Africa. The number of Vietnamese stud
 ents overseas in 2020 reached 190,000, according to The Ministry of Educati
 on and Training, placing Vietnam in the top ten biggest student sending cou
 ntries in the world (destined mainly for United States, Australia, and Cana
 da). These unprecedented opportunities for migration and mobility raise imp
 ortant questions about the on-going changes in Vietnamese diasporic communi
 ties, the proliferation of transnational networks and the shifting nature o
 f citizenship and belonging. Citizenship is processual and performative. Be
 longing, on the other hand, is not fixed or ahistorical but subject to disp
 lacement by changing social, economic, and political circumstances. \n\nThi
 s panel will offer reflections on the relationship between established dias
 poras and newer migrant communities in the Vietnamese diaspora according to
  networks, citizenship and belonging. Our presentations will be focused on,
  but not restricted to, the following questions: \n\n- \nHow have recent pa
 tterns of Vietnamese migration transformed social relations within and betw
 een established Vietnamese diaspora communities? \n\n- What role do translo
 cal and transnational networks play in sustaining and transforming Vietname
 se diasporic communities? \n- How are the changing policies towards migrant
 s in various ‘host’ societies reshaping the contours and experiences of the
  Vietnamese migrants and the diaspora in specific national contexts? \n- Ho
 w do migration and mobility reconfigure Vietnamese migrants’ understanding 
 of citizenship and sense of belonging? \n- What implications does increased
  mobility have for Vietnamese transnational subjects’ on-going power strugg
 les within nation-states over recognition and identity?
URL:https://euroseas2022.org/panels/reconfiguring-the-international-vietnamese-diaspora-and-post-dj-i-m-i-migration-citizenship-networks-and-belonging
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UID:euroseas-2022-reconfiguring-the-international-vietnamese-diaspora-and-post-dj-i-m-i-migration-citizenship-networks-and-belonging-2
SUMMARY:Reconfiguring the international Vietnamese diaspora and post Đổi mới migration: Citizenship, Networks and Belonging (2)
LOCATION:Room 3.09
DESCRIPTION:The changing nature of the international Vietnamese diaspora ca
 n be largely attributed to a growth in transnational migration from Vietnam
  since the launch of the ??i m?i reform in the late 1980s. This has in
 cluded two main categories - labour migration and international student mig
 ration. In 2018, contract labour migrants numbered 500,000, the majority of
  which were hosted in Taiwan, Japan, and the Republic of Korea. Irregular m
 igration has also constituted an important form of labour migration, withou
 t reliable statistical data, qualitative research indicates significant vol
 umes of cross-border migration to China and Southeast Asia as well as tempo
 rary migration to Europe and Northern Africa. The number of Vietnamese stud
 ents overseas in 2020 reached 190,000, according to The Ministry of Educati
 on and Training, placing Vietnam in the top ten biggest student sending cou
 ntries in the world (destined mainly for United States, Australia, and Cana
 da). These unprecedented opportunities for migration and mobility raise imp
 ortant questions about the on-going changes in Vietnamese diasporic communi
 ties, the proliferation of transnational networks and the shifting nature o
 f citizenship and belonging. Citizenship is processual and performative. Be
 longing, on the other hand, is not fixed or ahistorical but subject to disp
 lacement by changing social, economic, and political circumstances. \n\nThi
 s panel will offer reflections on the relationship between established dias
 poras and newer migrant communities in the Vietnamese diaspora according to
  networks, citizenship and belonging. Our presentations will be focused on,
  but not restricted to, the following questions: \n\n- \nHow have recent pa
 tterns of Vietnamese migration transformed social relations within and betw
 een established Vietnamese diaspora communities? \n\n- What role do translo
 cal and transnational networks play in sustaining and transforming Vietname
 se diasporic communities? \n- How are the changing policies towards migrant
 s in various ‘host’ societies reshaping the contours and experiences of the
  Vietnamese migrants and the diaspora in specific national contexts? \n- Ho
 w do migration and mobility reconfigure Vietnamese migrants’ understanding 
 of citizenship and sense of belonging? \n- What implications does increased
  mobility have for Vietnamese transnational subjects’ on-going power strugg
 les within nation-states over recognition and identity?
URL:https://euroseas2022.org/panels/reconfiguring-the-international-vietnamese-diaspora-and-post-dj-i-m-i-migration-citizenship-networks-and-belonging
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