Why do legal permanent migrants return to their home countries? How do home country conditions influence this decision … depreciation in the home country currency) leads to a reduced likelihood of return of 0.37 percentage points for migrants. The … reject the theory that migrants are target earners who seek to invest upon return home. …

migrants. Thus, assimilation differentiates immigrants more in their decision to return than education or gender. In particular …

institutions foster return migration of emigrants who have acquired more knowledge while abroad. These return migrants greatly …

the Romanian universities, the academic life and among the policies and decision makers from Romania. The International …

In some earlier studies, as a response to the media debate during the hot summer of 2006, regarding Romania …’s emigration as following the accession to the EU, we were saying that the fear of mass migration from Romania was not justified …. Romania is not only a gateway for the East-West international migration (like Portugal, Spain, Italy and Greece for the South …

Latvia the rate of unemployment has decreased, the wages are grown, expenses on a labour that has grown, that reduced an … export potential of internal products. EU grants, capital inflow, gain of wages has caused an inflation gain in Latvia …, considering a gain of wages or because of reduction of labour resources; inflow of the speculative capital will stop because of …

Quite often, migrants appear to exert little effort to absorb the mainstream culture and to learn the language of their … migrants’ comparing themselves more with the richer natives and less with fellow migrants, then the effort extended to …

international migration for 1990 and 2000, distinguishing migrants by gender and education (college educated and the less educated … migrants in 2000, and 80 million in 1990. We identify the main sending and receiving countries and the largest migration …