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Return and the processes of post-socialist transformation in Central, Eastern and Southeastern Europe

Mobility of mostly tertiary educated, high- skilled labour force as a global migration trend leads within the European Union to increasing worries about severing marginalisation and peripherialisation most and foremost in the Eastern member states of the Union. Evidently, brain drain and emigration in particular of the young spurs regional decline particularly where structural changes of local economies correspond with a dismantling of social and cultural infrastructure. The contribution takes a look at high-skilled migration features and dynamics between East and West and points both at the costs but also the benefits high-skilled labour mobility could have for all sides involved.

Remigration, post-socialist transformation, Central, Eastern and Southeastern Europe

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