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Punke, Harold H. – Sch Soc, 1969
The most fruitful place for a creative person to work is where he has the most helpful equipment, most stimulating associates, and most general satisfaction. Hence, brain power mobility must be fostered, not restricted. Mobility and drain into fertile locations are key elements in the development of world brain power. (Author/AP)
Descriptors: Brain Drain, Creativity, Developing Nations, International Programs
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Direct linkTeferra, Damtew – Journal of Studies in International Education, 2005
An emerging global phenomenon of significant proportions, the mobility of high-level personnel affects the socioeconomic and sociocultural progress of a nation and the world. The information era has conquered the barriers of distance and space, opening up a whole array of opportunities and challenges affecting the mode in which the world interacts…
Descriptors: Living Standards, Developing Nations, Corporations, Brain Drain
