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Migration of Indian engineers, scientists & physicians to the United States
Awasthi, Shri Prakash (contributor);  … - Institute of Applied Manpower Research (India) - 1968
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Scientific manpower from abroad : United States scientists and engineers of foreign birth and training
National Science Foundation (U.S.) - 1962
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Human resources and higher education : staff report of the Commission on Human Resources and Advanced Education
Folger, John Kenneth; Astin, Helen Stavridou; Bayer, Alan E. - 1970
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Immigrant professionals in the United States : discrimination in the scientific labor market
Parlin, Bradley W. - 1976
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The brain drain of highly trained engineering manpower from Asia into the United States
Niland, John Rodney - 1970
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Migration of professional manpower to the United States
Agarwal, Vinod B.; Winkler, Donald R. - In: Southern economic journal 50 (1984) 3, pp. 814-830
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Education, employment, and migration : Israel in comparative perspective
Ritterband, Paul - 1978
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The intellectual migration : Europe and America, 1930 - 1960
Fleming, Donald (ed.); Bailyn, Bernard (ed.) - 1969
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Education and emigration : study abroad and the migration of human resources
Myers, Robert G. - 1972
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Conditional cooperation on three continents
Kocher, Martin G.; Cherry, Todd; Kroll, Stephan; … - 2007
We show in a public goods experiment on three continents that conditional cooperation is a universal behavioral regularity. Yet, the number of conditional cooperators and the extent of conditional cooperation are much higher in the U.S.A. than anywhere else.
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