From job creation in Ireland to recruiting top academics in China in an attempt to stem brain drain, countries around the world are rolling out similar programmes that appeal directly to individuals' heritage countries. .
Like an odd, fascinating fellow passenger, Scott Snyder approaches the unusual details in his short fiction (a brain-damaged country singer, a dollhouse washed up on the shore) as if all of us had seen something like them, as if their settings (a fat camp, a women's prison) were familiar to everybody.
28Another potential benefit for the "brain drain" countries is documented in the "emigration lottery" literature (Mountford 1997; Stark et al. 1997 19988).
There are certain phenomena related to the action of migration, which take place either in the outgoing or incoming country: brain drain and brain waste.
That was echoed in the stark choice that Labour presented workers in this entrepreneurial, innovative young country: brain up, or get written off.
Science is not sure yet, but across the country, brain health programs are springing up, offering the possibility of a cognitive fountain of youth.
Holograms On the heels of the Danish band Iceage, here are more very young and aesthetically certain post-punks bringing the anxious and unsettled side of the Scandinavian brain to this country, playing as if their aim is to invent recombinations of records from 1979.
Having suffered its own brain drain, the country is now welcoming returning Spaniards home.
Paul Clement, chief executive of the business organisation Ipswich Central, said: "We've recruited Stuart Rose, who is probably the best retail brain in the country, and have an international competition for architects.
Researchers call the mass migration of talent from a country "brain drain".
