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Globalizing talent and human capital : implications for developing countries

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Solimano, Andrés

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TextPublication details: ECLAC SantiagoCL 2002Description: 44 pAction note:

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Summary: Discusses main facts and trends in the international mobility of human capital. Looks at, inter alia, the world distribution of science and technology resources; the economic peculiarities of human capital migration; the issue of brain drain and brain cycle; the existence of scientific diasporas; and, entrepreneurial migration.

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Discusses main facts and trends in the international mobility of human capital. Looks at, inter alia, the world distribution of science and technology resources; the economic peculiarities of human capital migration; the issue of brain drain and brain cycle; the existence of scientific diasporas; and, entrepreneurial migration.

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