A refugee is a person who has been forced to leave their country due to persecution, war, or natural disaster.

Cultural assimilation is the process by which a minority group adopts the culture of the majority group. It is not a common cause of diaspora formation.

Diaspora communities can contribute to conflict resolution in their home countries by providing financial aid, lobbying their governments, and engaging in peace negotiations.

Improved economic opportunities for diaspora members is not a potential negative consequence of diaspora involvement in conflict.

Transnationalism is the process by which diaspora communities maintain ties with their home countries.

Transnationalism can contribute to conflict resolution by promoting understanding and empathy between different groups, facilitating communication and cooperation between conflicting parties, and providing a platform for dialogue and negotiation.

Language barriers are not a challenge faced by diaspora communities in their efforts to promote peace and reconciliation.

Diaspora politics is the process by which diaspora communities influence the politics of their home countries.

Diaspora politics can contribute to conflict resolution by promoting democracy and human rights, supporting peace and reconciliation efforts, and advocating for the rights of minorities.

Improved economic opportunities for diaspora members is not a potential negative consequence of diaspora politics.

Diaspora identity is the feeling of attachment and belonging that diaspora communities have to their home countries.

Diaspora identity can contribute to conflict resolution by promoting understanding and empathy between different groups, facilitating communication and cooperation between conflicting parties, and providing a platform for dialogue and negotiation.

Economic hardship is not a challenge faced by diaspora communities in their efforts to maintain their identity.

Diaspora transnationalism is the process by which diaspora communities transmit their culture and traditions to future generations.

Diaspora transnationalism can contribute to conflict resolution by promoting understanding and empathy between different groups, facilitating communication and cooperation between conflicting parties, and providing a platform for dialogue and negotiation.