@article{48788,
      author = {Fink, Carsten, and Miguelez, Ernest, and Raffo, Julio,},
      url = {http://tind.wipo.int/record/48788},
      title = {Determinants of the International Mobility of Knowledge  Workers.},
      abstract = {International migration – especially of high-skilled,  high-educated people – is on the rise. Accordingly,  academic scholars have made efforts and great progress in  better understanding the patterns of migration flows across  countries and their composition and characteristics – for  instance, skills and gender composition. In a similar vein,  governments in high-income countries have become  increasingly aware of the importance of attracting skilled  labor abroad to tackle skills’ shortages and scant  entrepreneurial talent. Indeed, research has documented  that high-skilled immigrants make a strong contribution to  their host economies (see Chapter 6). As a result, many  governments have introduced selective immigration policies  to increase the inward flows of knowledge workers. On their  side, many sending economies – not necessarily only  developing countries (EU and OECD 2016) – are struggling  to retain their highly trained human capital. Further  evidence on what attracts and retains knowledge workers is  therefore required.},
      recid = {48788},
      pages = {1 online resource (Chapter 5, pp. 162-190) :},
}