States and their nationals abroad : support, co-opt, repress /

Explores how states have formulated policies to respond to a range of circumstances that their nationals might face abroad. Through individual country chapters, covering both Western and non-Western states, the contributors show how these policies can range from the assistive to the punitive.

Bibliographic Details
Other Authors:	Brummer, Klaus (Editor), Ganguly, Sumit (Editor)
Format:	eBook
Language:	English
Published:	Cambridge, United Kingdom ; New York, N.Y. : Cambridge University Press, 2025.
Subjects:	Transnationalism > Case studies. Noncitizens > Civil rights > Case studies. Immigrants > Civil rights > Case studies. Diplomatic and consular service > Case studies. Transnationalisme > Études de cas. Service diplomatique et consulaire > Études de cas.

Table of Contents:

States' interactions with their national communities abroad / Klaus Brummer and Šumit Ganguly
India: Engaging and re-engaging the diaspora / Nicolas Blarel
Mexico: Consular protection as a foreign policy priority / Daniel Hernández Joseph and Jorge A. Schiavon
Russia: Empire's echo / Ethan Larson
China: Focusing on low-cost and low-key administrative and diplomatic initiatives / Andrea Ghiselli
Pakistan: Tapping into Its diasporas' economic potential / Sahar Khan
Philippines: Valuing human assets / Ma. Divina Gracia Z. Roldan
The United Kingdom: Good information, limited liability, and a powerful safety net / James Strong
Indonesia: Protecting migrant workers at home and abroad / Ann Marie Murphy and Amy Freedman
Germany: Supportive in times of crisis / Klaus Brummer and Kai Oppermann
Egypt: Cultivating loyalty abroad, repressing when necessary / Kelsey P. Norman
Türkyie: Home state reimagined / Yasemin Akbaba
The United States: A (Mostly) hands-off superpower / Drew A. Hogan and Ronald R. Krebs.