Benjamin A.T. Graham is Assistant Professor of International Relations at the University of Southern California and cofounder of the Security and Political Economy Lab.

In this important new book, Ben Graham adds to our understanding of global capital flows by focusing on immigration. Arguing that migrants have information about their homelands—about opportunities and potential constraints—Graham demonstrates how diaspora networks act as a conduit for financial capital in ways that traditional mechanisms fail."" - David Leblang, University of Virginia""This volume makes an important contribution to the study of foreign direct investment."" - Quan Li, Texas A&M UniversityPolitical Science / Political Economy

Benjamin A.T. Graham is Assistant Professor of International Relations at the University of Southern California and cofounder of the Security and Political Economy Lab.

In this important new book, Ben Graham adds to our understanding of global capital flows by focusing on immigration. Arguing that migrants have information about their homelands—about opportunities and potential constraints—Graham demonstrates how diaspora networks act as a conduit for financial capital in ways that traditional mechanisms fail."" - David Leblang, University of Virginia""This volume makes an important contribution to the study of foreign direct investment."" - Quan Li, Texas A&M UniversityPolitical Science / Political Economy

Benjamin A.T. Graham is Assistant Professor of International Relations at the University of Southern California and cofounder of the Security and Political Economy Lab.

In this important new book, Ben Graham adds to our understanding of global capital flows by focusing on immigration. Arguing that migrants have information about their homelands—about opportunities and potential constraints—Graham demonstrates how diaspora networks act as a conduit for financial capital in ways that traditional mechanisms fail."" - David Leblang, University of Virginia""This volume makes an important contribution to the study of foreign direct investment."" - Quan Li, Texas A&M UniversityPolitical Science / Political Economy