Domesticating ‘transnational cultural capital’ : the Chinese state and diasporic technopreneur returnees by Ren, Na, Liu, Hong

“…The conclusion section discusses the theoretical implications of the Chinese experiences for transnationalism, which has been largely examined from the perspective of immigrants’ transnationality with respect to their original society, and calls for a reversed analytical perspective and consequent focus on diaspora returnees’ transnational practice and cultural capital.…”
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Migration, transnational crime and terrorism : exploring the nexus in Europe and southeast Asia by Franco, Joseph, Sumpter, Cameron

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Impact of transnational broadcasting on regional society and culture from the viewpoint of Nepal by Rabindra Man Pradham.

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The impact of transnational television broadcasting upon the People of the Asian-Pacific region by Chu, Godwin C.

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Assessing the implementation of transnational strategy :: A case of Accor Group Indonesia by , WICAKSONO, Gumirlang, , Tarsisius Hani Handoko, Dr., M.B.A

Book review : Transnational nationalism and collective identity among the American Irish by MacRaild, Donald

“…Book review of: Transnational nationalism and collective identity among the American Irish / by Howard Lune, Philadelphia, Temple University Press, 2020, 224 pages, ISBN: 978143999181897 (paperback)…”
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From ‘diaspora by design’ to transnational political exile: the Gülen movement in transition by Watmough, Simon P., Öztürk, Ahmet Erdi

“…The GM as it stood prior to 2016 is, we contend, best conceived as a transnational parapolitical network—a ‘diaspora by design’—dedicated principally to the service, not of humanity, but of power. …”
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Triadic political opportunity structures: re-conceptualising immigrant transnational politics by Chaudhary, A, Moss, D

“…Immigrants increasingly engage in homeland-oriented transnational institutional and non-institutional collective political action. …”

Multiculturalism’s categories and transnational ties: the Bangladeshi campaign for independence in Britain, 1971 by Fazakarley, J

“…The transnational mobilisations, by bringing British Bangladeshis into increased contact with mainstream institutions, have often assisted rather than frustrated integration. …”

Still 'breadwinners' and 'providers' : Singaporean husbands, money and masculinity in transnational marriages by Cheng, Y, Yeoh, B, Zhang, J

“…This article considers the gendered and classed subjectivities of Singaporean husbands who have married Vietnamese wives and focuses on ‘money’ as a key vehicle through which the men are able to construct masculinities in the spaces of transnational marriage and family. We argue that these non-migrant men engage with transnational processes and practices strategically in order to reclaim respectable and honourable masculine status. …”

Japan and the Ocean: A transnational history of Hyakushō and the making of the Arafura zone by Dotulong, MRG

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Surveillance games: the international political economy of combatting transnational market abuse by Kellerman, M

“…<p>Over the last 30 years, globalization and advances in algorithmic trading have created new opportunities to engage in <em>transnational market abuse</em>, i.e., insider trading and market manipulation perpetrated across national borders. …”

Scholarly networks in the British Empire: transnational and imperial connections after 1850

Language, locality, and transnational belonging: remitting the everyday practice of cultural integration by Krawatzek, F, Sasse, G

“…This article explores how ‘ordinary’ German migrants in the United States reflected upon their local integration and transnational belonging with reference to their language practice in the period 1820–1970. …”

Transnational loyalty: autocrats’ invocation of diasporic nationalism during diplomatic crises by Song, L

The Beijing Effect: China's "Digital Silk Road" as transnational data governance by Erie, MS, Streinz, T

“…China shapes transnational data governance by supplying digital infrastructure to emerging markets. …”

Rishtas: adding emotion to strategy in understanding British Pakistani transnational marriages by Shaw, A, Charsley, K

“…The popularity of transnational marriages that in most cases involve first cousins or other kin distinguishes Pakistanis from other British South Asian groups. …”

Religious reform, transnational poetics, and literary tradition in the work of Thomas Hoccleve by Langdell, SJ

“…This study argues that Hoccleve’s Chaucer is not a pre-established artifact, but rather a Hocclevian invention, and it indicates the transnational literary, political, and religious contexts that align in Hoccleve’s presentation of his poetic predecessor. …”

Environmental network governance in Romania : transnational norm entrepreneurs in the shadow of the EU by Parau, C

The magic lantern in Japan: transnational technology across the long nineteenth century by Bremner, L

“…This new technological history decentres the influence of the West and the state, revealing instead the far-reaching importance of transnational, often non-state connections and networks to major trends in areas such as technological and cultural production, epistemology, humanitarianism, and political discourse. …”