Globalizing talent and human capital

Globalizing talent and human capital

implications for developing countries

by Andrés Solimano, United Nations. Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean. Economic Development Division

44 pages· 2002· ISBN 9789211213652
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This publication considers a range of issues related to the international mobility of human capital (workers such as scientists, IT experts and entrepreneurs), mainly from a perspective of developing countries. These include: key international trends; the world distribution of science and technology resources; economic aspects of human capital migration; the debate regarding the 'brain drain or brain cycle' of human capital flows; scientific diasporas; entrepreneurial migration; the impact on global inequality and national development; greater knowledge sharing by developing countries.

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