Knowledge in Motion: Highly-Skilled Migration and the Role of Regional Networks

Alexandra David (Corresponding Author), Frans Coenen

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Abstract

This study gives insights into the performance of actor networks in the identification of human capital in form of highly-skilled immigrants and the development and implementation of human capital strategies for this target group, esp. The consideration of multiple actor networks as co-creators and co-producers of a regional human capital agenda focussing on highly-skilled immigrants is a contribution to regional human capital development. Hereby, actors’ networks were studied as a regional resource based on regional social capital. Especially actor networks, which are not primarily created for human capital development, such as alumni networks, are here discussed as innovative actors in the development of bottom-up strategies to attract and bind highly-skilled immigrants.
Original languageEnglish
Pages (from-to)274-293
JournalAdvances in Social Sciences Research Journal
Volume6
Issue number4
DOIs
Publication statusPublished - 25 Apr 2019

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