Network Approach versus Brain Drain: Lessons from the Diaspora

By J. Meyer. 2001

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Returning scientists and the emergence of China’s science system (2019, unknown): “Diaspora scientists tend to cooperate to a relatively large extent with those in the home system (Jin et al. 2007; Wagner 2008; Scellato et al. 2015) either spontaneously or in response to scientific diaspora policies implemented by the government of their home system (Meyer 2001; Jonkers 2008).”
Understanding globalization through football: The new international division of labour, migratory channels and transnational trade circuits (2010, methodology): “In a relational framework, migration appears indeed ‘as being less the residual factor of a confrontation between supply and demand on the international labour market than the expression of global dynamics generated by human interactions’ (Meyer, 2001: 94).”