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Direct linkBenjamin C. Holding; Claudia Acciai; Jesper W. Schneider; Mathias W. Nielsen – Higher Education: The International Journal of Higher Education Research, 2024
Research on scientific careers finds a mover's advantage. International migration correlates with increased visibility and productivity. However, if scientists who move internationally, on average, enter into more prestigious employments than they came from, extant research may overestimate the direct performance gains associated with…
Descriptors: Scientists, Mobility, Foreign Countries, Migration
