| Description |
xii, 273 pages ; 21 cm |
| Contents |
pt. 1. The problem Introduction / Walter Adams -- "Early" migration / Stevan Dedijer -- "Modern" migration / Brinley Thomas -- The multilateral aspects: the U.S., Europe, and the "poorer" nations / Charles Iffland and Henri Rieben -- pt. 2. In search of an analytical framework An "internationalist" model / Harry G. Johnson -- A "nationalist" model / Don Patinkin -- The "national" importance of human capital / Kenneth E. Boulding -- A differential push-pull approach / Enrique Oteiza -- pt. 3. Education and migration Study abroad and emigration / Charles P. Kindleberger -- pt. 4. Some case studies France / Robert Mossé -- Greece / George Coutsoumaris -- The European Common Market / Jacques Houssiaux -- Africa / R.K.A. Gardiner -- India / V.M. Dandekar -- The underdeveloped countries: a less alarmist view / Hla Myint -- pt. 5. Summary and conclusions A agenda for action / Walter Adams and Joel B. Dirlam |
| Notes |
"Papers presented at an international conference on the 'brain drain,' held at Lausanne, Switzerland, in August 1967 ... Sponsored jointly by the Centre de recherches europeennes of Lausanne and by the U.S. Advisory Commission on International Educational & Cultural Affairs." |
| Bibliography |
Bibliographical footnotes |
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Brain drain.
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Emigration and immigration.
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Professions.
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Scientists.
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| Author |
Adams, Walter, 1922-1998.
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Centre de recherches européennes (Lausanne, Switzerland)
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United States Advisory Commission on International Educational and Cultural Affairs.
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| LC no. |
68019818 |
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