Titlebook: Development Outlook of Education and Migration; An Indian Perspectiv Basant Potnuru,Narender Thakur,Perveen Kumar Book 2023 The Editor(s) (

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A Multi-local World Network Modelde of goods was considered important contributor of development of nations in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, analysis on the impact of the flight of human capital has dominated the development discourse during late twentieth and early twenty-first centuries. This chapter introduces the the

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Yijing Wei,Xinpeng Zhang,Yuncui Zhangcountries of the Global South including India. Specifically, it investigates the four cause-effect relationships: (a) the impact of increase in remittances including that of the year 2020 of the Covid-19 and through 2021–2023 on household consumption and development; (b) the impact of international

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Guanglong Yang,Xuezhi Tan,Xiao Wangincome and economic development. Globally, rapid economic growth is contingent upon access to equitable and quality education. In India, ?after the?economic reforms of 1991, the economy has witnessed commendable growth as well as rapid expansion of the education sector due to the entry of private se

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Guanghua Yu,Linan Sun,Yongjuan Wang increased the mobility of this human capital. The increasing number of returnees tending to go back and forth has given impetus to circular migration. Japan, which is passing through an ageing of population and shortage of human capital in the high technology sectors, could be a potential destinati

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AnHua Wang,HongKai Ding,DongDong Wan rather unnoticed transition from aid to trade and to partnerships. Though the USA has been hosting students from India since the beginning of the twentieth century, major impetus came after World War II. Whereas the USA provided financial assistance to attract foreign students, especially from deve

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Zuraida Rastam Shahrom,Sherin Kunhibavan but rarely examines the reasons and dynamics that lead to their out-migration. Our paper aims to ameliorate this gap by focusing on potential student migrants in their home countries and examines factors that enable or prevent them from studying abroad. Based on the comparative analysis of a set o

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Akira Nagatani,Tomonao Matsushitand at the source or accompanying their families. It has been documented that the extent of such migration over the last decade has doubled, reaching approximately nine million migrants per year in India. This migration is predominantly seasonal and driven by heterogeneous factors, i.e., lean agricul