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Why Consular Service Matters? An Australian Perspective

Reflective Diplomat wrote 1 year ago: by Juan Enriquez Dayang, Jr. The Australian National University   Introduction When Australia’s … more →

Tags: Essays in Diplomacy, Consular Diplomacy, Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade of Australia, Consular Affairs

Philippines and Mexico’s emigrants and their destinations

Reflective Diplomat wrote 1 year ago: by Juan “Jed”  E. Dayang, Jr. The Australia National University The Philippines and Mexi … more →

Tags: international migration, Migrant Workers, migration and development, OFWs, department of labor and employment, OWWA, Commission on Filipinos Overseas, Filipino workers, mexican workers

Migrant Workers Profit from Financial Literacy, Research Shows4 comments

Reflective Diplomat wrote 1 year ago: Click for Pdf copy: Effects of Financial Literacy Among OFWs in Seoul Effects of Financial Education … more →

Tags: Juan "Jed" E. Dayang, Jr., international migration, Migrant Workers, Financial Literacy, migration and development, OFWs, university of oklahoma, department of foreign affairs, department of labor and employment

Financial Literacy Campaign and Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs)1 comment

Reflective Diplomat wrote 1 year ago: by Arnel G. Talisayon* Human Dimensions of Financial Education[1] A Filipino who desires to work abr … more →

Tags: international migration, Public Diplomacy, Migrant Workers, Financial Literacy, migration and development

Philippine Pull-out in the Coalition Forces in Iraq to Save Angelo de la Cruz3 comments

Reflective Diplomat wrote 1 year ago: by Juan “Jed” E. Dayang, Jr. The Australian National University   The last of the A … more →

Tags: Essays in Diplomacy, Peace and Conflict Resolution, international migration, Migrant Workers, Iraq War

Proposed Single-Destination Passport in Indonesia: A Misguided Protection Policy?3 comments

Reflective Diplomat wrote 1 year ago: by Firtriana Nur* Despite its good intentions, the government may be considering a misguided policy … more →

Tags: international migration, Australia Leadership Award, University life in Australia, Human Trafficking, Migrant Workers

Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs): New Heroes4 comments

Reflective Diplomat wrote 1 year ago: OFW: New Heroes by Juan “Jed” E.  Dayang, Jr. The Australian National University   … more →

Tags: Essays in Diplomacy, international migration, Migrant Workers, migration and development, OFWs, united states, Philippines, Libya, Overseas Filipino

Why Consular Service Matters for Citizens

Reflective Diplomat wrote 1 year ago: by Juan “Jed” E. Dayang, Jr. The Australian National University     In a Faceb … more →

Tags: international migration, University life in Australia, migration and development, OFWs, Consular Diplomacy, Australia's DFAT

Consular assistance goes cyber2 comments

Reflective Diplomat wrote 1 year ago: Australia's Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade Building by Juan  ”Jed” E.  Day … more →

Tags: Essays in Diplomacy, international migration, Public Diplomacy, e-diplomacy, migration and development

Globalization and the Emergence of Consular Diplomacy3 comments

Reflective Diplomat wrote 2 years ago: Globalization and the Emergence of Consular Diplomacy by Juan  ”Jed” E. Dayang, Jr. In t … more →

Tags: Essays in Diplomacy, international migration, Globalization, Diplomacy, International Relations, foreign minister, non-state actor, Migrant Worker, United Nations

International Women’s Day: Migrant Women’s Role in Development

Reflective Diplomat wrote 2 years ago: Image via Wikipedia International Women’s Day: Migrant Women’s Role in Development by Juan E. “Jed” … more →

Tags: Essays in Diplomacy, international migration, Migrant Workers, Philippines, Migrant Worker, New York Times, Remittance, Women's Studies, Labor

What benefits can a well-run foreign ministry offer the government?

Reflective Diplomat wrote 2 years ago: What benefits can a well-run foreign ministry offer the government? by Juan “Jed” E. Day … more →

Tags: Essays in Diplomacy, united states, Philippines, Diplomacy, foreign minister, department of foreign affairs, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Australia, Filipinos in Libya

Perpetuation of International Migration: Theories (part 2)

Reflective Diplomat wrote 2 years ago: Perpetuation of International Migration: Theories (part 2) by Juan “Jed”  E.  Dayang, Jr … more →

Tags: Essays in Diplomacy, international migration, Migrant Workers, migration and development, OFWs, Philippines, Illegal Immigration, Migration Policy Institute, Georgetown University

Determinants of International Migration: Theories (part 1)3 comments

Reflective Diplomat wrote 2 years ago: Determinants of International Migration: Theories (part 1) by Juan “Jed” E. Dayang, Jr. … more →

Tags: Essays in Diplomacy, international migration, Migrant Workers, migration and development, OFWs


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