This book examines the role that Igbo women in the diaspora play in community development in Southeastern Nigeria. It provides recommendations to policy makers in engaging and integrating diaspora resources to community development processes in Africa.
This book examines the role that Igbo women in the diaspora play in community development in Southeastern Nigeria. It provides recommendations to policy makers in engaging and integrating diaspora resources to community development processes in Africa.
Sussie U. Aham-Okoro is adjunct professor of African American history and political science at the University of Maryland, Baltimore, Howard University, and Strayer University.
Inhaltsangabe
Foreword by Almaz Zewde Preface Acknowledgments Chapter 1: Gender and Migration Chapter 2: Historical Overview of Igbo Women Chapter 3: Human Capital Development, Migrations, and Authentic Development Chapter 4: Socio-Economic Impact of Migrations Chapter 5: Igbo Women in the Diaspora Chapter 6: Personal Stories of Migration Chapter 7: An Overview of Igbo Women Migration Data Chapter 8: Challenges and Opportunities for Nigerian Policy Makers About the Author
Foreword by Almaz Zewde Preface Acknowledgments Chapter 1: Gender and Migration Chapter 2: Historical Overview of Igbo Women Chapter 3: Human Capital Development, Migrations, and Authentic Development Chapter 4: Socio-Economic Impact of Migrations Chapter 5: Igbo Women in the Diaspora Chapter 6: Personal Stories of Migration Chapter 7: An Overview of Igbo Women Migration Data Chapter 8: Challenges and Opportunities for Nigerian Policy Makers About the Author
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