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Revisiting government-backed migration policy decades later: a potential marginalization of native communities in today’s world?

27.10.2022

Transmigration programs are known to have relocated millions of people from the centers of domestic economies to the national geographical peripheries to support a more equitable resource distribution. The practice is salient to the nation-building process in many developing countries, most notably in Indonesia, dating back to the 1905 Dutch settlement programs pre-independence. The transmigration programs seek to solve the unequal national development in the country's peripheries while also unifying the nation's diverse ethnic groups.

Questioning the role of opinion leaders in network interventions

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28.10.2022 at 13.00 - 15.00
The Economic Geography unit in the department of Marketing and International Business is organizing a Research Seminar with a visiting scholar, Dr Petr Matous, from the University of Sydney on: Questioning the role of opinion leaders in network interventions Time: October 28, 2022, at 1 - 3.00 pm...