diasporan

• Further chapters look at the impact of migration on home countries and diasporan communities, and the challenges of responsible environmental stewardship. —  Dollars & Sense blog
• I had to set them straight that they were women and I was a man so of course, there is no 50-50 and the ones who understood this had a relationship with me the others, they went off on their own. iIAs a diasporan Ukrainian I have met many a Ukrainian girl and they are easily up there with the best. —  News on www.kyivpost.com
• Furthermore, you as a diasporan Turk in the US don't sound too keen on supporting your government's initatives to reconcile with Armenia.
• (poor) attempts at targetting diasporan programming, a language learning programme and history lectures, for example, all of these are very low budget and often painful to view. —  Blogrel
• This book will appeal to jazz lovers everywhere and those interested in culture and music as an expression of real history - jazz reconciles scattered cultures with diasporan sounds and instruments. —  Palestine Blogs aggregator

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