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Canadian involvement in the brain drain from Africa: opportunities for action

This paper discusses the ‘brain drain problem’ (i.e. when the emigration of a particular individual constitutes a problem for the country of emigration) from the Third World and more specifically form Africa to Canada, not just as a consequence of Canadian immigration policy but also in the context of immigration being a significant element of Canada’s overall relations with developing countries. Ref., notes, tab.

Title: Canadian involvement in the brain drain from Africa: opportunities for action
Author: Sinclair, Michael
Year: 1979
Periodical: Issue
Volume: 9
Issue: 4
Pages: 19-25
Language: English
Geographic term: Africa
Subject: brain drain
External link: https://www.jstor.org/stable/1166898
Abstract: This paper discusses the ‘brain drain problem’ (i.e. when the emigration of a particular individual constitutes a problem for the country of emigration) from the Third World and more specifically form Africa to Canada, not just as a consequence of Canadian immigration policy but also in the context of immigration being a significant element of Canada’s overall relations with developing countries. Ref., notes, tab.