Gea D M Wijers
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 181711 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Gea D M Wijers |
| NOMBRES | Gea D M |
| APELLIDO | Wijers |
| FIRMA | WIJERS G D M |
| AFILIACIONES | Wageningen University & Research |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-8658-1808 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 7 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 16 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 7 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2010 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2021 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
The migration and development nexus in Morocco
While studies have questioned the development impact of (re)migrants activities as part of the Migration and Development nexus, host country government support for, among others, returnee entrepreneurship, sending remittances, and investments in regions of origin continue to grow. In 2019, the assumptions that underlie these acts of’codevelopment’, are still central to migration policies formulated by the European Union and many of its member sta…
Inequality regimes in Indonesian dairy cooperatives
Women are important actors in smallholder farmer milk production. Therefore, female input in the dairy cooperatives is essential to dairy development in emerging economies. Within dairy value chains, however, their contributions are often not formally acknowledged or rewarded. This article contributes to filling this gap by adopting a multileveled institutional perspective to explore the case of dairy development in the Pangalengan mixed-sex dair…
Unsettled
Contributions to Transformative Change in Cambodia
This paper explores the experiences of Cambodian French returnees who are contributing to transformative change in Cambodia as institutional entrepreneurs. In order to delve into how returnees and their work are perceived in both host and home country, this multi-sited research project was designed as a comparative case study. Data was primarily collected through conversations with individual informants from the Lyonnese and Parisian Cambodian co…
Navigating a river by its bends
This article explores in what ways first-generation Cambodian French and Cambodian American returnees create and employ the social capital available in their transnational social networks upon their return to Cambodia. The triangular interdependence between the returnees, their overseas immigrant communities and homeland society is taken as a starting point. The central argument is that Cambodian French and Cambodian American returnees build diff…
The Reception of Cambodian Refugees in France
The arrival of Cambodian refugees in France led to an atypical political mobilization in the process of their reception. The balance of political power in France, the sociocultural ‘mood’ (zeitgeist) and the ‘mediatization’ of the Indochinese region impacted on their resettlement and gave them an advantage over other groups of immigrants. This is relevant as it unmasks the truth behind the easily presumed ‘equality under law’ of immigration proce…
Determinants of the digital divide
Inequality regimes in Indonesian dairy cooperatives
Women are important actors in smallholder farmer milk production. Therefore, female input in the dairy cooperatives is essential to dairy development in emerging economies. Within dairy value chains, however, their contributions are often not formally acknowledged or rewarded. This article contributes to filling this gap by adopting a multileveled institutional perspective to explore the case of dairy development in the Pangalengan mixed-sex dair…
Determinants of the digital divide
The Reception of Cambodian Refugees in France
The arrival of Cambodian refugees in France led to an atypical political mobilization in the process of their reception. The balance of political power in France, the sociocultural ‘mood’ (zeitgeist) and the ‘mediatization’ of the Indochinese region impacted on their resettlement and gave them an advantage over other groups of immigrants. This is relevant as it unmasks the truth behind the easily presumed ‘equality under law’ of immigration proce…
Determinants of the digital divide
The Reception of Cambodian Refugees in France
The arrival of Cambodian refugees in France led to an atypical political mobilization in the process of their reception. The balance of political power in France, the sociocultural ‘mood’ (zeitgeist) and the ‘mediatization’ of the Indochinese region impacted on their resettlement and gave them an advantage over other groups of immigrants. This is relevant as it unmasks the truth behind the easily presumed ‘equality under law’ of immigration proce…
Contributions to Transformative Change in Cambodia
This paper explores the experiences of Cambodian French returnees who are contributing to transformative change in Cambodia as institutional entrepreneurs. In order to delve into how returnees and their work are perceived in both host and home country, this multi-sited research project was designed as a comparative case study. Data was primarily collected through conversations with individual informants from the Lyonnese and Parisian Cambodian co…
Navigating a river by its bends
This article explores in what ways first-generation Cambodian French and Cambodian American returnees create and employ the social capital available in their transnational social networks upon their return to Cambodia. The triangular interdependence between the returnees, their overseas immigrant communities and homeland society is taken as a starting point. The central argument is that Cambodian French and Cambodian American returnees build diff…
Unsettled
Inequality regimes in Indonesian dairy cooperatives
Women are important actors in smallholder farmer milk production. Therefore, female input in the dairy cooperatives is essential to dairy development in emerging economies. Within dairy value chains, however, their contributions are often not formally acknowledged or rewarded. This article contributes to filling this gap by adopting a multileveled institutional perspective to explore the case of dairy development in the Pangalengan mixed-sex dair…
The migration and development nexus in Morocco
While studies have questioned the development impact of (re)migrants activities as part of the Migration and Development nexus, host country government support for, among others, returnee entrepreneurship, sending remittances, and investments in regions of origin continue to grow. In 2019, the assumptions that underlie these acts of’codevelopment’, are still central to migration policies formulated by the European Union and many of its member sta…
Political science (6 obras) · Sociology (6 obras) · Economic growth (5 obras) · Economics (5 obras) · Law (4 obras) · Business (3 obras) · Cambodian History and Society (3 obras) · Gender Studies (3 obras) · Geography (3 obras) · Law (3 obras)