From brain drain to brain circulation: evidence from women scientists in OWSD Honduras National Chapter [0.03%]
从人才流失到人才流通：OWSD洪都拉斯国家分会女性科学家的数据分析报告
Johana Cabrera-Medina,Indira Ríos,María José Morales Gámez et al.
Johana Cabrera-Medina et al.
Introduction: Honduras invests minimally in research and development (0.06% of GDP), contributing to highly qualified professional emigration. When individuals migrate, they may return to Honduras or become part of the sc...
Mapping and engaging the Costa Rican scientific diaspora: experiences from over a decade implementing the hipatia.cr portal [0.03%]
洪都拉斯科学人才流失地图与再吸引：hipatia.cr 平台运行十余年的经验总结
Esteban Duran-Monge,María Santos
Esteban Duran-Monge
By describing the framework developed by the hipatia. cr initiative for mapping the Costa Rican scientific diaspora and engaging it with local actors and sectors, this policy and practice review provides a practical guideline that may be us...
Guatemala scientific and professional diaspora in Spain: an initial characterization [0.03%]
西班牙的危地马拉科学与专业人才：初步特征分析
Kleinsy Bonilla,Claudia S Romero-Oliva,Susana Arrechea et al.
Kleinsy Bonilla et al.
Scientific and professional diasporas can strengthen science, technology, and innovation systems in their home countries, especially in emerging economies with limited infrastructure. These diasporas facilitate knowledge circulation, transn...
Strategic decoupling between grant and publication language in AI and cancer research: a cross-national LLM-assisted analysis [0.03%]
基于LLM的跨国家分析：人工智能和癌症研究中资助语言和出版语言的战略脱钩现象
Xinghang Wang,Yu Sun
Xinghang Wang
Funding systems increasingly reward scientists who frame technical questions as narratives of national priority and societal impact, yet whether this policy-facing language carries through to how science is actually reported, or merely serv...
Connecting knowledge and action: recommendations to leverage Guatemala's scientific diaspora to address water management challenges [0.03%]
连接知识与行动：利用危地马拉的科学侨民解决水资源管理挑战的建议
Marco E Franco,Susana García,Giovanna Gatica-Domínguez et al.
Marco E Franco et al.
Guatemala possesses substantial freshwater availability compared to many Latin American countries, yet it faces a profound water crisis marked by unequal access, widespread pollution, and weak governance. A large segment of the population-p...
Models of development sociology in the age of artificial intelligence: a PRISMA-guided scoping review of global research trends (2020-2025) [0.03%]
人工智能时代的社会发展模型：基于PRISMA的全球研究趋势（2020-2025）scoped审查
Ahmed Mohi Khalaf Sakr,Maan Yousef Al Saati,Aicha Ettaieb et al.
Ahmed Mohi Khalaf Sakr et al.
Introduction: This study presents a PRISMA-guided scoping review of global research trends in the sociology of development during the period 2020-2025, with particular emphasis on the emerging intersection between develop...
Brain drain or brain circulation? a perspective from Latin American scientists [0.03%]
脑流出还是脑循环？拉美科学家的视角
Alina Freire-Fierro,Daniela Pareja-Mejía,Luisa Maria Diele-Viegas et al.
Alina Freire-Fierro et al.
Though long-standing asymmetries between Global North (GN) and Global South (GS) research systems have shaped the production and circulation of scientific knowledge, a quiet transformation is emerging. Increasing scientific mobility is refr...
Sport sustainability research at the intersection of climate action, SDGs, and sport management: a comparative bibliometric mapping of Web of Science and Scopus [0.03%]
气候变化、可持续发展目标和体育管理交叉视角下的体育可持续研究——对Web of Science和Scopus的比较文献计量分析
Fikret Kayhalak,Mehmet Soyal,Tekmil Sezen Soyal et al.
Fikret Kayhalak et al.
Purpose: This study examines the intellectual, structural, and thematic development of sport sustainability research at the intersection of climate action, Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), ESG governance, sport ecolo...
Scientific diasporas in global biodiversity governance: brain circulation, linkage, and knowledge brokerage in Colombia [0.03%]
科学人才流失在国际生物多样性管理中的作用——基于哥伦比亚的考察研究
Julian Prieto,Natalia Matiz-Rubio,Camila González et al.
Julian Prieto et al.
The increasing reliance on international scientific collaboration to address biodiversity loss has brought renewed attention to the role of scientific diasporas in global environmental governance. Yet, empirical evidence on how diaspora-med...
Integration between the knowledge diaspora and their country of origin through institutional affiliations: a case study for policy development [0.03%]
机构隶属关系促进知识人才与祖国集成的机制研究——以某国为例的政策制定性研究
Horacio G Rotstein
Horacio G Rotstein
The knowledge economy is fundamentally driven by human capital, making the "brain drain" phenomenon a critical challenge for national development. Traditionally, policy frameworks have focused on repatriation, circulation or vinculation to ...