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caste-306	Assan, Joseph Kweku	Ethnic Identity, Discrimination and the Shaping of Remittance Culture in Ghana	2021	20	.pdf	application/pdf	9727	493	49	He argues that migrants tend to take on the behavior and practices of mainstream culture at their respective destinations and conceded that migrants might preserve their ethnic values, norms, and tight group solidarity for the benefit of the group members and relatives back home or abandon such values, including sending of remittances for the culture of the dominant social group, possibly to the detriment of ethnic groups members (Lamphere, 2007; Portes and Manning, 1991; Zhou, 1997). The research also shows that migrants from ethnic groups with strong internal cohesion and less assimilation remit more than those from more ethnically heterogeneous groups.	cache/caste-306.pdf	txt/caste-306.txt