01236nas a2200157   4500008004100000022001400041245009300055210006900148300000900217490000600226520063500232653003900867100002300906700002600929856012300955       2016                        eng d  a2300-168200aMapping Social Remittances and ‘Segmented Development’ in Central and Eastern Europe0 aMapping Social Remittances and Segmented Development in Central   a5-130 v53 a<p>Migratory remittances are inseparable components of development. At the same time, both these concepts are contested, with less than clear contours (Castles, de Haas and Miller 2009); development in particular is based predominately on &lsquo;an assumption that something is moving from a lower, less differentiated status to a higher, better and more differentiated one&rsquo; (Hammar and Tamas 1997: 18). This includes the belief that some societies are the least, some less, and some the most developed or advanced (Hammar and Tamas 1997). In this sense, migration plays a key role as one of the symptoms of development.</p>10aCEE; migration; social remittances1 aGrabowska, Izabela1 aGarapich, Michał, P.  uhttp://ceemr.uw.edu.pl/sites/default/files/Grabowska_Garapich_Mapping_Social_Remittances_and_Segmented_Development.pdf