‘Brain circulation’ and transnational knowledge networks: studying long-term effects of academic mobility to Germany, 1954–2000

‘Brain circulation’ has become a buzzword for describing the increasingly networked character of highly skilled migration. In this article, the concept is linked to academics’ work on circular mobility to explore the long-term effects of their research stays in Germany during the second half of the...

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Main Author: Heike Jons
Format: Default Article
Published: 2009
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Other earth sciences not elsewhere classified
Academic mobility
Centres of calculation
Transnational networks
Knowledge production
Higher education
Germany
Earth Sciences not elsewhere classified
Online Access:https://hdl.handle.net/2134/5923
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