CONFERENCE ON AFRICAN TRANSNATIONAL AND RETURN MIGRATION 

IN THE CONTEXT OF HOMELAND DEVELOPMENT
FROM THE PERSPECTIVES OF EURO-AFRICAN RELATIONS AND LATIN AMERICAN EXPERIENCE

Venue: Radcliffe House, University of Warwick, Coventry, UK

Dates: 29-30^thJune 2009.

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Perspectives on public policies afecting African transnational communities at place of origin

Aderanti Adepoju

The transnationalization of migration between Mexico and United States, a reflection for the case of African migration to Europe.

Dr. Alex Munguía Salazar
Professor Researcher
Faculty of Law and Social Sciences
Benemérita Autonomous University of Puebla

Dr. C. Gustavo Lopez Angel
Professor Researcher
Faculty of Law and Social Sciences
Benemérita Autonomous University of Puebla

Transformations for family life and lifecourse among African immigrants and EU Communitarians living in Spain: evidence from the Padrón Municipal

Caroline H. Bledsoe

Co-development policies in Europe: objectives, experiences and limits

Catherine Wihtol de Wenden
CNRS (CERI-Sciences-Po)  

Transnational Associations & Politics of Co-Development: Haitians in Metropolitan France

Clara Rachel Casséus-Eybalin 

African migration to the UK

David Owen
University of Warwick

Refugees in Post-Conflict Reconstruction: A Comparative study between Kakuma and Dadaab Refugees in Kenya

Prof. Elias H.O.Ayiemba
Department of Geography and Environmental Studies
University of Nairobi

The Role of Xenophobia in Obligating Decisions towars Transnationalism and Return Migration

Eugene K. Campbell
Deaprtment of Population Studies
University of Botswana

The Potential of African Diaspora Professional Organizations in Europe for BridgingHuman Resources for Health 'Needs Gap' in Sub-Saharan Africa Countries

Franklyn Lisk
CSGR
University of Warwick

The African Diaspora and Homeland Post-conflict reconstruction in Sub-Saharan Africa

Prof. John O. Oucho
Centre for Research in Ethnic Relations
School of Health andSocial Studies
University of Warwick

African Migrants: Past and Integration in Birmingham

Dr. José Lingna Nafafé, BD, MPhil, PhD
Lecturer
Department of Sociology
The University of Birmingham

Transnational Philanthropic Activities and Integration: The Moroccan Community in Germany

Kirsten Schüttler
Deutsche Gesellschaft für Technische Zusammenarbeit (GTZ)Cirtuous Citizenship": Ethnicity and Encapsulation among Akan-Speaking Ghanaian Methodists in London

Surviving in Hostile Grounds: Transmigrants in Johannesburg
Transnational organization in post conflict reconstruction

Dr. Petkou Chamba Lawrence
Department of Sociology and Population Development Studies
Walter Sisulu University (WSU)

"Cirtuous Citizenship": Ethnicity and Encapsulation among Akan-Speaking Ghanaian Methodists in London

Mattia Fumanti

Management of remittances and family compound by the first spouses: Evidence from Gambians and Senegalese women

Papa Sow

Surviving in Hostile Grounds: Transmigrants in Johannesburg

Petkou Chamba Lawrence (PhD)
Department of Sociology and Population Development Studies

The Transnational Social Question: Reom Social Protection to Social inequaities

Thomas Faist

The Geopolitics of collective remittances: Comparative prospects from Northern Africa and Northern India

Thomas Lacroix
International Migration Institute
Oxford University