DOI: https://doi.org/10.29086/978-0-9869937-6-3/2024/AASBS16

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Preface

• Johannes A. Smit  Preface
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CHAPTERS

• Stephen M. Mutula
  Chapter 1: Editorial
  The Diasporean II: Perspectives from Beyond Southern Africa
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SECTION I: DIASPORA POLICY DESIGN, CAPITAL
STRUCTURE, AND INFRASTRUCTURAL DEVELOPMENT

• Hardlife Zvoushe
  Chapter 2: Towards Effective Diaspora Engagement Policies in Africa:
  Lessons in Policy Design   
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• Katie Mutula (posthumous) & Vanessa Tang
  Chapter 3: Testing the Pecking Order Theory of Capital Structure on
  Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs) in Africa
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• Lewis Edwin Chigova & Costa Hofisi
  Chapter 4: Diaspora Philanthropy for Rural Infrastructural
  Developmental Projects in Zimbabwe: Trends, Challenges, and
  Opportunities
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SECTION II: FOREIGN REMITTANCES

• Awa Zihindula
  Chapter 5: Impact of COVID-19 on International Migration and
  Remittances
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• Gyaviira Kisitu & Robert Stalone Buwule
  Chapter 6: Perspectives on Foreign Remittances from Elite
  Ugandans in the Diaspora
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• Joburg Mahuyu & Albert Makochekanwa
  Chapter 7: Diaspora Remittance Challenges and Opportunities for
  Rural Development: A Case of Zimbabwe
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SECTION III: IMMIGRATION POLICIES AND PRESS FRAMING

• Samuel Fikiri Cinini & Sazelo Michael Mkhize
  Chapter 8: The Immigration Policies as an Exclusion Practice:
  A Serious Threat to Human Dignity among the Diasporas
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• Faith Kimathi
  Chapter 9: Intra-African Migration Impact on Family Structure and
  Career: A Self-study Inquiry from a Female Migrant in Southern Africa
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• Moipone Mamahlomola Nkhatho, Tigere Paidamoyo Muringa &
  Gilbert Zvaita
  Chapter 10: Framing the Deportation of Zimbabwean Immigrants:
  A Comparative Analysis of South African and British Online Press
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SECTION IV: BRAIN DRAIN AND SKILLS TRANSFER

• Haseena Majid & Ganzamungu Zihindula
  Chapter 11: Multi-sectoral Collaboration: A Proposed Means of
  Mitigating Medical Brain Drain in South Africa
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• Jerald Hondonga & Tawanda Chinengundu
  Chapter 12: Challenges of Skills Transfer for Zimbabwean Migrant
  Workers in the Diaspora: A Systematic Review
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SECTION V: DIGITAL ECONOMY

• Everlyn Anduvare
  Chapter 13: The Surge of Africa’s Digital Economy during COVID-19:
  Impact on the Diaspora Communities
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• Adelene Saidi Adedeji
  Chapter 14: Diaspora Investment: Enhancing Opportunities,
  Growth, and Sustainability in Sub-Saharan African Economies
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