Migration and earnings in emigrant and immigrant countries - the case of Europe

Kersan-Škabić, Ines; Burić, Sanja Blažević

doi:10.14254/2071-789x.2022/15-3/2

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“…Yüksel et al, (2018) identified several fundamental push and pull factors which are economic, social, and political that may initiate the formation of individuals' emigration intentions. One key factor is income (Clemens, 2014;Kersan-Škabić & Blažević Burić, 2022) or perceived satisfaction with a household's financial conditions. The migration of skilled people is driven by the expected wage differential between the home and destination countries (Güngör & Tansel, 2008;Oliinyk et al, 2022).…”

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Expatriation and permanent emigration intention among youth in Azerbaijan

Aliyev,

Abbasova,

Alishada

et al. 2023

Journal of International Studies

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What are the major factors affecting Azerbaijani youth to boost their motivation for emigration? The research explores a complex interplay of possible factors that shape the temporary and permanent emigration intentions among Azerbaijani youth, using a survey of 1085 respondents aged 17 to 35 (47% males, 53% females). According to the study, youth’s emigration intention in Azerbaijan should be concerning, as more than half are willing to leave the country permanently. More and more young individuals dream of moving abroad since they attract to the allure of higher earnings, higher standards of living, and many other factors. Social and environmental factors, such as the quest for personal freedom, satisfaction from ecological conditions, marital status, family ties, and age factor are the strongest contributors to youth’s expatriate motivation. Besides, almost all life domains significantly influence the permanent emigration intentions of youth. To sum it up, this research sheds light on the considerations of Azerbaijani youth and provides insights into the factors that drive or hinder emigration. The study concludes that to prevent youth emigration, policymakers in Azerbaijan must address the root causes of emigration. Research findings offer a unique perspective for policymakers to design a migration policy to help retain young talent.

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Expatriation and permanent emigration intention among youth in Azerbaijan

Aliyev,

Abbasova,

Alishada

et al. 2023

Journal of International Studies

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“…Rapid labour migration has become an extremely acute problem, especially in rural areas, it shapes the situation in regional labour markets, regulates the development of social and labour relations, employment, well-being, consumption, and processes of savings and reproduction (Chugaievska & Rusak, 2022). These differences can, however, be mitigated soon due to the migrants' impact on earnings in recipient countries (Kersan-Škabić et al, 2022).…”

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A new wave of migration in Ukraine on the background of Russian invasion: dynamics, challenges and risks

Chugaievska,

Wisla

2023

Journal of International Studies

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The large-scale Russian military invasion of Ukraine in February 2022 led to a significant increase in the indicators of migration flows of the Ukrainian population, the absolute values of which increased by 10 or more times compared to previous periods. The authors evaluated the dynamics of indicators of population migration in the state, both internal and external, and found a number of similarities and differences between subsequent migration waves. Based on the study, the indicators of migration flows were grouped into three waves disaggregated by time. The first group is from the obtaining the country's independence to the first stage of the military invasion of Ukraine, as a period of peace in the state (1991–2014). The second one begins with Russian aggression (2014–2022) and the third group is a large-scale invasion of the Russian army into Ukraine (from 2022). The use of statistical and economic methods (scientific abstraction, analysis and synthesis, descriptive statistics’ methods, econometric modelling, regression point and interval estimates) and SWOT analysis provided a basis for determining a number of challenges, threats and opportunities for the countries of origin and destination regarding the prospects for the development of migration processes.

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The impact of Brexit on Slovak healthcare professionals in the United Kingdom – the fallouts and consequences

Kordoš

2024

Economics &Amp; Sociology

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his research paper is devoted to the analysis of the effect of Brexit on Slovak healthcare workers in the UK. The main objective of the research is to estimate the impact of the fallouts and the extent to which Brexit has had on Slovak healthcare professionals living and working in the UK. It is supposed in the paper that the impact of the changes affected Slovak healthcare workers so much that they are considering leaving the UK and coming back to Slovakia. The estimation is based on the questionnaire survey conducted within the framework of the APVV project output, from which questions related to migration were analyzed. The main method used for the statistic estimation is the Pearson Chi-square test, along with hypothesis verification, which is the way the survey results are interpreted and analyzed. The results have shown that Brexit has significantly impacted Slovak healthcare workers, as many of them are considering returning to Slovakia. Deteriorating working and living conditions are forcing them to consider the question of their future to stay in the UK. Brexit indirectly contributes to the increased discomfort of Slovak healthcare professionals, both in work and in everyday life, especially in terms of the increased cost of living, the feeling of increased discrimination, stagnating working conditions, and imaginary distancing from their relatives, friends, and acquaintances living in Slovakia in particular because of new regulations implemented when travelling between countries.

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Migration and earnings in emigrant and immigrant countries - the case of Europe

Cited by 7 publications

References 33 publications

Expatriation and permanent emigration intention among youth in Azerbaijan

Expatriation and permanent emigration intention among youth in Azerbaijan

A new wave of migration in Ukraine on the background of Russian invasion: dynamics, challenges and risks

The impact of Brexit on Slovak healthcare professionals in the United Kingdom – the fallouts and consequences

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