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UID:euroseas-2021-vietnamese-migration-and-diaspora-1
SUMMARY:(P77AB) Vietnamese Migration and Diaspora (1)
LOCATION:K10 | 3.39
DESCRIPTION:Vietnamese migration and diaspora have a long history. In the 1
 970s, Vietnamese migration became a global phenomenon, and currently there 
 are about 4 million people of Vietnamese descent living in diaspora all aro
 und the world.\n\nVietnamese diaspora is, however, very diverse and heterog
 enous given the varying historical and political aspects of Vietnamese migr
 ation. After the reunification of Vietnam in 1975, two major migration flow
 s appeared. On one hand, the migrants who left the country during late 1970
 s and 1980s, commonly known as the “boat people”, were frequently political
 \nrefugees accepted by countries such as the U.S., Australia, France, Germa
 ny and Finland. On the other hand Vietnamese Socialist Republic developed s
 tate organized migration schemes, and since early 1980 started exporting it
 s labor force to the countries of former Soviet Bloc. After its dissolution
  many migrant workers transformed into economic migrants and created\nbasis
  for further Vietnamese economic migration to the Central and Eastern Europ
 ean region. Since 1990s new destinations for Vietnamese migration opened in
  East and Southeast Asia, thanks to Vietnam’s reintegration into internatio
 nal community, and apart from labor migration, marriage migration became im
 portant phenomenon.\n\nIt is clear that the Vietnamese diaspora is a very h
 eterogenous group, whose members come from different socio-political and ec
 onomic backgrounds, have various migration experience and maintain various 
 and sometimes antagonistic identities. Moreover, the diaspora encompasses s
 everal generations in different stages of socio-economic and cultural or po
 litical\nintegration into the host society. In addition, not all of the gen
 erational cohorts are present in all parts of diaspora, which makes the sit
 uation even more complicated. Currently newly emerging strong Vietnamese di
 asporas in countries, where Vietnamese migrants were presented only in very
  marginal numbers, appear. The panel aims at discussing and better\nunderst
 anding some of the similarities and specifics within Vietnamese diaspora, s
 uch as intergenerational conflict, integration, and identities
URL:https://euroseas2021.org/panels/vietnamese-migration-and-diaspora
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UID:euroseas-2021-vietnamese-migration-and-diaspora-2
SUMMARY:(P77AB) Vietnamese Migration and Diaspora (2)
LOCATION:K10 | 3.39
DESCRIPTION:Vietnamese migration and diaspora have a long history. In the 1
 970s, Vietnamese migration became a global phenomenon, and currently there 
 are about 4 million people of Vietnamese descent living in diaspora all aro
 und the world.\n\nVietnamese diaspora is, however, very diverse and heterog
 enous given the varying historical and political aspects of Vietnamese migr
 ation. After the reunification of Vietnam in 1975, two major migration flow
 s appeared. On one hand, the migrants who left the country during late 1970
 s and 1980s, commonly known as the “boat people”, were frequently political
 \nrefugees accepted by countries such as the U.S., Australia, France, Germa
 ny and Finland. On the other hand Vietnamese Socialist Republic developed s
 tate organized migration schemes, and since early 1980 started exporting it
 s labor force to the countries of former Soviet Bloc. After its dissolution
  many migrant workers transformed into economic migrants and created\nbasis
  for further Vietnamese economic migration to the Central and Eastern Europ
 ean region. Since 1990s new destinations for Vietnamese migration opened in
  East and Southeast Asia, thanks to Vietnam’s reintegration into internatio
 nal community, and apart from labor migration, marriage migration became im
 portant phenomenon.\n\nIt is clear that the Vietnamese diaspora is a very h
 eterogenous group, whose members come from different socio-political and ec
 onomic backgrounds, have various migration experience and maintain various 
 and sometimes antagonistic identities. Moreover, the diaspora encompasses s
 everal generations in different stages of socio-economic and cultural or po
 litical\nintegration into the host society. In addition, not all of the gen
 erational cohorts are present in all parts of diaspora, which makes the sit
 uation even more complicated. Currently newly emerging strong Vietnamese di
 asporas in countries, where Vietnamese migrants were presented only in very
  marginal numbers, appear. The panel aims at discussing and better\nunderst
 anding some of the similarities and specifics within Vietnamese diaspora, s
 uch as intergenerational conflict, integration, and identities
URL:https://euroseas2021.org/panels/vietnamese-migration-and-diaspora
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