Transnationalism

Question 1

____ is evident in diasporic communities who maintain significant links back to their place of origin or homeland, either together with links to their local country of residence, or in lieu of those.

Answer 1

Transnationalism

Question 2

Amongst such communities often ____ is weak and the ties to place of origin are the stronger.

Answer 2

nationalism

Question 3

In a NZ context nationalism is generally weak to begin with due to historical transnationalism with the UK that resulted from ____.

Answer 3

colonisation

Question 4

Since 1950s large numbers of Pacific Island Peoples have migrated to NZ to provide industry ____.

Answer 4

labour

Question 5

These migrants maintained strong connections to their ____ and sent goods and money back there.

Answer 5

country of origin

Question 6

So, while living in NZ their ____ was and is still grounded in their country of origin.

Answer 6

nationalism

Question 7

Currently the numbers of Pacific Islands ____ in NZ is nearly equal to the resident populations of those islands.

Answer 7

migrants

Question 8

These diasporas are ____ to the circulation of people, capital and ideas within their homeland,

Answer 8

essential

Question 9

and further, they also by nature challenge the traditional ____ of their homeland.

Answer 9

worldview

Question 10

This however can be problematic for the host nation (NZ) because it undermines the nations ability to create its own ____, it highlights the weak conception of citizenship in the country, and changes the nature of policy making.

Answer 10

narrative