Current Issue of Diversities: Skilled Migration and the Brain Drain
Vol. 14, No. 1, 2012
Guest Editors: Any Freitas, Antonina Levatino, Antoine Pécoud
- Introduction: New Perspectives on Skilled Migration, pp. 1-7
Any Freitas, Antonina Levatino and Antoine Pécoud - Skilled Migration: Who Should Pay for What? A Critique of the Bhagwati Tax, pp. 8-23
Speranta Dumitru - The Invisibility of Family in Studies of Skilled Migration and Brain Drain, pp. 25-44
Yvonne Riaño - Funnelling Talents Back to the Source: Can Distance Education Help to Mitigate the Fallouts of Brain Drain in Sub-Saharan Africa?, pp. 45-62
Jean-Marie Muhirwa - Skills Circulation and the Advent of a New World Order, pp. 63-75
Jean-Baptiste Meyer - Winners and Losers int he Mobility of Teachers in the Pacific Region: Issues and Policy Debates, pp. 77-98
Robin R. Iredale, Carmen Voigt-Graf and Siew-Ean Khoo - Brain Drain/Brain/Gain form the Perspective of a Semi-Peripheral State: Portugal, pp. 99-117
Isabelle Estrada Carvalhais

