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High-skilled migration and the knowledge society. Theories, processes, perspectives

2018

The recent economic crisis has led to an upswing in migration from the Mediterranean countries of Europe towards its central and northern development hubs. This overall increase in migration also includes high numbers of the so-called skilled migrants, consisting mainly, though not exclusively, of young people moving within Europe for study or specialisation, or seeking employment that matches their skills profile. It is no coincidence then that this new trend for skilled migration within Europe forms the main thrust of the cognitive and research interests of sociologists, economists and migration geographers. The aim of this paper is to reconstruct the theoretical debate on skilled migrati…

Knowledge societybrain circulationHighly-Skilled Emigrationfuga de cerebrosknowledge society:SOCIOLOGÍA [UNESCO]Brain drainHighly-Skilled Emigration Knowledge society Brain drain Brain circulationBrain circulationcirculación de cerebrosmigración altamente calificadaganancia de cerebros1137-7038 8537 Arxius de sociologia 514142 2018 39 6874484 High-skilled migration and the knowledge society. Theories processes perspectivessociedad del conocimientoUNESCO::SOCIOLOGÍAbrain drain
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CAN RETURN MIGRATION REVITALISE LATVIA’S REGIONS? FACILITATORS AND BARRIERS TO HUMAN CAPITAL GAINS

2021

Migration researchers from East-Central Europe most often focus on the impact of ‘brain drain’ which is characterised by the loss of human capital from emigration. In this paper focus is placed on the assumption that migrants living abroad gain valuable experiences and education opportunities, that lead to personal growth, facilitate entrepreneurship and psychological resilience, amongst other important skills. This experience may be used for the revitalisation of the less-developed regions the migrants return to. To explore what facilitates or inhibits the fulfil potential of ‘brain circulation’ or gain, we use data from two large-scale surveys of return migrants in Latvia, in-depth interv…

Labour economicsreturn migration brain circulation brain gain knowledge educationBusinessHuman capitalSOCIETY. INTEGRATION. EDUCATION. Proceedings of the International Scientific Conference
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