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Push and pull factors for foreign researchers in Italy and Spain
Journal Title: WELFARE E ERGONOMIA 
Author/s: Emanuela Varinetti 
Year:  2019 Issue: 1 Language: Italian 
Pages:  12 Pg. 139-150 FullText PDF:  225 KB
DOI:  10.3280/WE2019-001012
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To this day, academic mobility has acquired increasingly marked traits of a true migratory phenomenon. In Italy and Spain, the internationalization strategies at supranational and in-stitutional level, and the presence of "tutor" figures in country of origin and destination could steer mobility choice of foreign researchers and could be driving forces for academic migra-tion.
Keywords: Academic mobility, migration, push and pull factor, internationalization, public research, competitiveness.

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Emanuela Varinetti, Push and pull factors for foreign researchers in Italy and Spain in "WELFARE E ERGONOMIA" 1/2019, pp. 139-150, DOI:10.3280/WE2019-001012

   

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