It is worth asking what useful purpose Goan organizations in the diaspora
serve? 40-60 years ago
with fairly significant Goan immigration out of Africa/Goa/India to
England/Portugal/Canada and to
a lesser extent to USA/Australia there was a need for Goan social
organizations. Their annual
event
I am a champion of active ethnic organizations that do more than
"wine-and-dance" or "scotch-ani-sorpatel" events.
There is an economic perspective to social organizations which you have well
outlined.
>From a social perspective, culture provides the basis for the (unwritten)
>"language of soci