A new artilce (systematic literature review), published recently, summarises drivers of migration-why migrants live thier countries of origin. What do you think?
You need to be a member of Immigrant Researchers Support Network (IRSN) to add comments!
Funding trends in Canadian research is leading academic researchers more…
It is my pleasure to thank all IRSN members and IRSN team for their initiatives to support new immigrants in Canada . I was one such immigrant, who benefited from their support. I left a very successful career in my country and migrated…
Replies
At just a quick look, my thoughts are there might be more examples like Kyrgyzstan (of the relation between marriage and migration) and South Korea (of the relation between income and migration). I tend to question if it is accurate to put together under one region, very large and heterogenous populations (for example I would expect different findings in Eastern European countries compared to those in Central European ones, and likewise for other regions).