This essay focuses on a country of origin in search of work .Write a focused, analytical paper, on the following topic. Your professor will select a news article on a Middle East-related topic.

a country of origin in search of work

Write a focused, analytical paper, on the following topic. Your professor will select a news article on a Middle East-related topic. Your goal will be to critically evaluate the article in your paper, answering the following questions:   What is the argument of the author? What are his or her biases? How can you tell? What part of the argument do you agree with? Why? What do you disagree with? Why? How would a scholarly understanding of the issue change the perspective of the article? Your paper should be 2000-2500 words in length, in the APA format.

It should have a thesis and main points

, supporting your analysis with specific and relevant evidence from academic sources in a well-organized manner. You need to critically evaluate the article attached and answer the set of questions given. Other sources are use ONLY to support the arguments made and originate from the given attachment. Arguments SHOULD NOT be form from other articles. Only write about the Arab diasporas in Turkey and nowhere else.

children of these individuals, as long as they maintain some link to their parent’s home country. These links – whether cultural, linguistic, historical, religious or affective – are what

distinguish diaspora groups from other communities.

Normally, diasporas are characterized by most, if not all, of the following features:

• Migration, which may be forced or voluntary, from a country of origin in search of work, trade, or to escape conflict or persecution;
• An idealized, collective memory and/or myth about the ancestral home;
• A continuing connection to a country of origin;
• A strong group consciousness sustained over time; and’
• A sense of kindship with diaspora members in other countries. (Adapted from Cohen, 2008).

The terms “brain drain”, “brain gain”, “brain bank” and “brain circulation” are often mention in the context of understanding and studying diasporas. IOM defines “brain drain” as the “emigration of trained and talented individuals from the country of origin to another country resulting in a depletion of skills/resources in the former.” “Brain gain”, also called “reverse brain