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Table 6 Interrelations between economic and political transnationalism

From: The economic side of social remittances: how money and ideas circulate between Paris, Dakar, and New York

 

Interest in the politics of the country of origin

Very interested

Somewhat interested

Not too interested

Not at all interested

Total (N)

All foreign-born migrants

 Remit

No (%)

1.7

3.1

5

8.3

22,533,078

Yes (%)

17.1

14.2

22.1

18.7

580,516

Total (%)

2.1

3.3

5.5

8.6

23,113,594

 Collective Investments

No (%)

9.9

16.1

27.8

45.1

4,244,844

Yes (%)

22.3

27.5

26.3

23.6

310,133

Total (%)

2.1

3.3

5.5

8.6

23,113,594

 Own a house in the country of origin

No (%)

1.7

3

4.9

8.3

22,477,853

Yes (%)

15.5

16.7

24.4

20.7

635,741

Total (%)

2.1

3.3

5.5

8.6

23,113,594

 Economic investment in the country of origin

No (%)

2.1

3.3

5.4

8.6

23,034,338

Yes (%)

10.9

18

14

9.1

79,256

Total (%)

2.1

3.3

5.5

8.6

23,113,594

Senegalese migrants

 Remit

No (%)

21.3

21.6

31.7

25.4

35,083

Yes (%)

34.4

20.4

33.5

11.7

24,547

Total (%)

26.7

21.1

32.4

19.8

59,630

 Collective Investments

No (%)

26.9

20

32.6

20.5

47,155

Yes (%)

26

25.3

31.5

17.3

12,474

Total (%)

26.7

21.1

32.4

19.8

59,630

 Own a house in the country of origin

No (%)

27.1

21.6

32.8

18.5

46,123

Yes (%)

25.6

19.1

31.1

24.3

13,506

Total (%)

26.7

21.1

32.4

19.8

59,630

 Economic investment in the country of origin

No (%)

27.4

20.4

32

20.1

57,846

Yes (%)

4.8

42

44

9.1

1,783

Total (%)

26.7

21.1

32.4

19.8

59,630