"Brain drain" and "sustainable development" in Russia in the context of globalization

Svetlana Dolmatova ()
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Svetlana Dolmatova: Russian Academy of Sciences, Institute of World Economy and International Relations

Ekonomicheskaya Politika / Economic Policy, 2013, 187—196

Abstract: In connection with problems of transition to innovative development on the background of the search path of post-crisis development of the world the author draws attention to the urgency of the problems originating at the turn of 1980-1990-ies: avalanche-like "brain drain" period of USSR to Russia transformational shift and "sustainable development" raised at "RIO 92" - issues relating to the future generations. Article adresses the idea of non-lightweight relationships in a professional environment to the problem of "brain drain", which manifests itself in a sustained trend to change the term to "brain drain". Arguments in support of this position, as well as to identify common features relating to the problems of "brain drain" and "sustainable development", allowing to identify weak points that prevent the transition of the international community and Russia on the path of sustainable development.

Keywords: innovative development; "human capital"; intellectual emigration; "brain drain"; "sustainable development" (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2013
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