International migration of scholars and students: state policy potential

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Analysis reveals the rise in brain drain and its implications for education and sci-tech development in host countries.

International migration of scholars contributes significantly to host countries' sci-tech and economic growth.
The number of foreign students has surged 4.5 times in the last 30 years, reaching 2.73 million by 2005.
Governments strive to attract foreign experts and students by improving living conditions and professional opportunities.
While brain drain benefits host countries, returning migrants also positively impact their countries of origin.

I. Tsapenko (2007) studied this question.

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