Brown M. (2002). Intellectual diaspora networks : their viability as a response to highly skilled emigration. In :
Fibbi R. (ed.), Meyer Jean-Baptiste (ed.). Diasporas : développements et mondialisations. Autrepart, 22, 167-178. ISSN 1278-3986.
Titre du document
Intellectual diaspora networks : their viability as a response to highly skilled emigration
Année de publication
2002
Type de document
Article
Auteurs
Brown M.
In
Fibbi R. (ed.), Meyer Jean-Baptiste (ed.) Diasporas : développements et mondialisations
Source
Autrepart, 2002,
22, 167-178 ISSN 1278-3986
The paper provides an analysis of the intellectual diaspora networks in terms of their viability as a response to the brain drain phenomenon. 43 expatriate knowledge networks have been identified. These networks, tied to 32 countries, although not uniform in their organisation, all share the common goal of using their highly skilled expatriates towards the development of their home country. Most of them have been around since the early 1990's and there are thus important lessons to be learned regarding their successes and difficulties in terms of the remote mobilisation of highly skilled human resources.
Plan de classement
Migrations [108MIGRA]
;
Techniques de communication et médias [124COMMUN]
Descripteurs
DIASPORA ; INTELLECTUEL ; EXODE DES COMPETENCES ; QUALIFICATION PROFESSIONNELLE ; ELITE ; COOPERATION SCIENTIFIQUE ; COOPERATION INTERNATIONALE ; DEVELOPPEMENT ; RESEAU SOCIAL ; CHERCHEUR ; COMMUNAUTE SCIENTIFIQUE ; SITE WEB ; PAYS D'ORIGINE
