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Global Campus Human Rights Journal. Volume 3, No 1 (2019)
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Global Campus Human Rights Journal, Volume 3 No 1
(Global Campus, 2019)Global Campus Human Rights Journal (Human Rights Journal) is a peer-reviewed scholarly journal, published under the auspices of the Global Campus of Human Rights as an open-access on-line journal. -
Editorial
(Global Campus, 2019)This is the fourth issue of the Global Campus Human Rights Journal. It consists of two parts. The first part provides a special focus on the phenomenon of ‘the diaspora’, and investigates its role and influence in various ... -
Editorial: the influence of diasporas on democracy-building processes: behavioural diversity
(Global Campus, 2019)Diaspora and democracy: These two phenomena have always aroused the interest of scholars. Indeed, in academic literature various significant research contributions and discussions are focused separately on either diaspora ... -
The influence of diaspora on democracy-building processes
(Global Campus, 2019)Introduction to special focus: The influence of diaspora on democracy-building processes. -
The ambivalent role of diaspora engagement for the homeland in the Balkans
(Global Campus, 2019)Diasporas have become significant role players in the democratic lives of their countries of origin. Such dynamic is particularly evident in the South East European context, a region characterised in contemporary history ... -
Africa’s democratic deficit: the role of the diaspora in bridging the gap between citizens and government
(Global Campus, 2019)Africa’s diaspora continues to play an indispensable role in shaping the continent’s social and political landscape. This impact has been felt since the struggle against colonialism to the contemporary challenges of ... -
The political participation of the diaspora of the Middle East and North Africa before and after the Arab uprisings
(Global Campus, 2019)The role of the Arab diasporas in the political processes of their home countries has changed significantly since the 2011 uprisings. The article aims to analyse these changes and assess the impact that diasporas have ... -
The European Union diaspora dilemma: to dodge or to dive in
(Global Campus, 2019)The European Union member states have long been confronted with the phenomenon of diaspora resulting from both emigration and immigration. For centuries European communities have settled outside of the EU, almost creating ... -
Diaspora and democratisation: diversity of impact in Eastern Partnership countries
(Global Campus, 2019)Around the world diasporas are important role players, and they make a significant contribution towards democracy-building processes in their homelands. The advantages of cooperation with diasporas in the sphere ... -
The influence of the African diaspora on democracy-building processes in countries of residence
(Global Campus, 2019)This article discusses the role of the African diaspora in democracybuilding processes in the African diaspora. The contribution presents a general overview of the sources and causes of the present-day situation of people ... -
The Armenian community in Iran: issues and emigration
(Global Campus, 2019)The Armenian-Iranian community has a history of around 400 years. According to official statistics, there were approximately 300 000 Armenians in Iran in 1960-1970. After the Islamic revolution in Iran in 1978-1979, ... -
Ingrid Carlberg. Raoul Wallenberg: The Man Who Saved Thousands of Hungarian Jews from the Holocaust
(Global Campus, 2019)J Mutton Book Review ‘Ingrid Carlberg Raoul Wallenberg: The Man Who Saved Thousands of Hungarian Jews from the Holocaust (with an introduction by Kofi Annan) (original in Swedish)’. Norstedts 2012; Editions Limited, ...
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