D J Conger,D C Luan
D J Conger
O D Finnigan rd,D Parulan
O D Finnigan rd
To return or not to return? Politics vs. economics in China's brain drain [0.03%]
归还是不归？政治与经济视角下的中国人才流失问题
D Zweig
D Zweig
"This study, based on 273 face-to-face interviews with students, scholars, and former residents of China in the United States in 1993, uses both qualitative and quantitative methods to explain people's views about returning to China. Althou...
P Chang,Z Deng
P Chang
B L Yoon
B L Yoon
Korea's reverse brain drain (RBD) has been an organized government effort, rather than a spontaneous social phenomenon, in that various policies and the political support of President Park, Chung-Hee were instrumental in laying the groundwo...
S L Chang
S L Chang
"This article examines brain drain, its origin in Taiwan, and government response. One of the major findings of this study is that the elite emigration in Taiwan has been caused by a host of complex academic, social, economic, and personal ...
Urbanization, roads, and rural population change in the Ecuadorian Andes [0.03%]
厄瓜多安第斯山区的城镇化、道路建设与农村人口变化
T K Rudel,S Richards
T K Rudel
"Like many developing countries Ecuador has experienced extensive ubanization in the past twenty-five years as well as a shift in the pattern of rural population change between the 1960s and 1970s. Rural places with difficult access to citi...
Cross-national models of fertility, family planning, and development: testing for reciprocal effects [0.03%]
跨国人口、计划生育和发展模型：测试互为因果关系
S Menard
S Menard
Cross-national models of fertility, family planning, and development commonly assume that there are no reciprocal effect between fertility and other variables in the model and that when path models are used, there are no reciprocal or nonre...