Graduate migration and regional development : an international perspective
著者
書誌事項
Graduate migration and regional development : an international perspective
（New horizons in regional science）
Edward Elgar, c2017
大学図書館所蔵 全8件
注記
Includes bibliographical references and index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
'Being mobile has become an ubiquitous modus operandi as the highly educated seek to advance, and take advantage of their human capital. Corcoran and Faggian's edited volume helps us to understand the causes and consequences of university graduates' choices to migrate or stay put. The selected contributions - situated in ten OECD countries - cover a wide spectrum of issues, from overeducation and wages to life-course linkages and impacts of the Great Recession. It is an insightful and timely account of the intellectual elite's sorting and redistribution in developed countries.'
- Brigitte Waldorf, Purdue University, US
'Graduates are key resources to economic development. ''Enlighted'' policy makers around the world spend effort and resources to attract and retain them. However, our understanding of the drivers and impacts of graduate mobility remains limited. This book offers invaluable insights into this debate by combining cutting-edge academic knowledge with a truly global coverage of examples and case studies.'
- Riccardo Crescenzi, London School of Economics, UK
This book aims to integrate and augment current state-of-the-art knowledge on graduate migration and its role in local economic development. Offering an international perspective, it is the first focused book of its kind on graduate migration, a recognised and critical component of the global pool of labour.
Written by the key scholars working in the field, it draws together an international series of case studies. Each chapter describes empirically founded approaches to examining the role and characteristics of graduate migration in differing situational contexts, highlighting issues concerning government policy, data and methods. Crucially, it assesses the role highly educated individuals play in regional economic development and the determinants of graduate mobility, revealing the characteristics that attract and retain graduates.
This unique book is an essential volume for scholars and researchers of geography, regional studies, labour and migration seeking an in-depth, international understanding of human-capital attraction and retention.
Contributors include: R. Comunian, J. Corcoran, C. Detang-Dessendre, A. Faggian, R.S. Franklin, M. Haapanen, S. Iammarino, S. Jewell, H. Karhunen, N. Maldonado, E. Marinelli, K.B. Newbold, V. Piguet, R. Ramos, F. Rowe, V. Royuela, V.A. Venhorst, A. Zhi Rou Tang
目次
Contents:
1. Graduate migration and regional development: An international perspective
Jonathan Corcoran and Alessandra Faggian
2. The role of migration on education-job mismatch: Evidence from overseas graduates in Australia
Angelina Zhi Rou Tang, Jonathan Corcoran and Francisco Rowe
3. Graduate migration in Canada
K. Bruce Newbold
4. Graduate overeducation and spatial mobility in Italy
Simona Iammarino and Elisabetta Marinelli
5. Constrained choice? Graduate early career job-to-job mobility in core and non-core regions in the Netherlands.
Viktor A. Venhorst
6. Working while studying: Does it lead to greater attachment to the regional labour market?
Mika Haapanen and Hannu Karhunen
7. Graduates and migration in France: Between urban labour market attraction and interest in amenities
Cecile Detang-Dessendre and Virginie Piguet
8. Graduate migration in Spain: the impact of the great recession on a low mobility country
Raul Ramos and Vicente Royuela
9. Migration of graduates in Mexico
Norman Maldonado
10. Human capital migration and salaries: an examination of US college graduates
Alessandra Faggian, Jonathan Corcoran and Rachel S. Franklin
11. Graduates migration in the UK: An exploration of gender dynamics and employment patterns
Roberta Comunian, Sarah Jewell and Alessandra Faggian
Index
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