Diasporic homecomings : ethnic return migration in comparative perspective

Introduction : diasporic return and migration studies / Takeyuki Tsuda -- Why does the diaspora return home? : the causes of ethnic return migration / Takeyuki Tsuda -- Defining nations in Asia and Europe : a comparative analysis of ethnic return migration policy / John Skrentny, Stephanie Chan, Jon E. Fox, and Denis Kim -- Contesting ethnic immigration : Germany and Israel compared / Christian Joppke and Zeev Rosenhek -- From Germans to migrants : Aussiedler migration to Germany / Amanda Klekowski von Koppenfels -- Imagined homecomings : the problem with similarity among ethnic return migrants in Spain / David Cook-Martín and Anahí Viladrich -- Ethnic return migration to Sweden : the dividing line of language / Charlotta Hedberg -- From national inclusion to economic exclusion : Transylvanian Hungarian ethnic return migration to Hungary / Jon E. Fox -- Former Soviet Jews in the new/old homeland : between integration and separatism / Larissa Remennick -- Global inequities and diasporic return : Japanese American and Brazilian encounters with the ethnic homeland / Takeyuki Tsuda -- Ethnic hierarchy and its impact on ethnic identities : a comparative analysis of Peruvian and Brazilian return migrants in Japan / Ayumi Takenaka -- Brothers only in name : the alienation and identity transformation of Korean Chinese return migrants in South Korea / Changzoo Song -- Finding our way home : Korean Americans, "homeland" trips, and cultural foreignness / Nadia Y. Kim -- Conclusion : diasporic homecomings and ambivalent encounters with the ethnic homeland / Takeyuki Tsuda