Redes sociales transnacionales como espacios generadores de desarrollo

Almudena Cortés Maisonave; Mercedes Fernández García; Anna Sanmartín Ortí

Redes sociales transnacionales como espacios generadores de desarrollo

Almudena Cortés Maisonave Universidad Autónoma de Madrid
Mercedes Fernández García Universidad Pontificia de Comillas
Anna Sanmartín Ortí Universidad Complutense de Madrid

Abstract

The aim of this paper is to present the elements of a multidimensional structure that links migration and development from a transnational perspective. We will analyse one of the rising themes related: the creation and strengthening of the transnational social networks. This article is divided in two parts: The first one refers to the theoretical basis of transnationalism as of transnational social networks. The second part focuses on a model that is structured in three levels: external or context-related, internal of flow-related and intermediate or action-related.

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Cortés Maisonave A., Fernández García M. y Sanmartín Ortí A. (2023). Redes sociales transnacionales como espacios generadores de desarrollo. Revista Española de Desarrollo y Cooperación, 19, 89-105. https://revistas.ucm.es/index.php/REDC/article/view/86817

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