This paper evaluates the impact of the multinational intellectual emigration crisis, during the
period 1975‐1994, on reconstruction policy implications and the future development of …

Brain drain is defined as the movements of highly skilled labour forces, the human capital,
from a country to another due to different reasons. There are varied factors affecting elites' …

The migration crisis was and, in some aspects, still is one of the biggest challenges that the
European Union (EU) has faced recently. In the crisis peak in 2015/16, most of its member …

This thesis explores the brain drain and its relationship with democratisation and overall
human development, including political development, using Libya as a case study …

Based on research in the United Nations high commissioner for refugees (UNHCR) archives
in Geneva, this article aims to reflect, through an examination of UNHCR's huge operation …

Recent cases of crisis and disaster responses highlight the difficulties of making coordinated
responses when public and nongovernmental organizations (NGOs) from different …

Brain drain is a well-established concept in migration studies. Originally coined in the 1960s,
the term refers to profoundly negative effects of large-scale emigration of skilled workers …

As described by UNHCR (The sea route to Europe: The Mediterranean passage in the age
of refugees, 2015 [19]),'Europe is living through a maritime refugee crisis of historic …

Securitisation of international migration is now a widely accepted phenomenon. Human
security or insecurity is an important aspect of this broader security concern. International …

Traditionally, classical academic debates on skilled migration have analysed this
phenomenon from the brain drain perspective, highlighting its negative effects on the …