Titlebook: Indian Skilled Migration and Development; To Europe and Back Gabriela Tejada,Uttam Bhattacharya,Christiane Kupt Book 2014 Springer India 20

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Transferring Skills Upon Return: Matching Aspirations in the Host Countries with the Reality Back incountry factors that influence both their development aspirations and the changes to their social position after they return to India. While skilled Indians in Europe link their development aspirations to their return plans and believe that Indian society can benefit from their accrued expertise, th

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Return Migration and Development: Evidence from India’s Skilled Professionalsd become an important lever for development, provided that the knowledge, skills and expertise gained abroad are channelled into the production process and suitable institutional infrastructure is created to support the endeavours of returnees.

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Gender Migration, Return and Development: Emerging Trends and Issues with Special Reference to Indias of migrant women affect their social status, decision-making and opportunities? An even more worrying issue is the fact that most of these skilled migrants leave to find better-paid jobs abroad but end up in occupations below their skills level. It is in this context that the next section examines

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ssive disorder, (4) anxiety related disorders (e.g., post-traumatic stress disorder and obsessive compulsive disorder) and (5) disorders related to cognitive impairments (e.g., dementia and minimal cognitive impairment. Lastly, we introduce how the limitations of EEG, which mostly occur as a byprodu

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ignals are not blurred by transduction. In the following chapter, we provide a detailed introduction to the general principles and basic algorithms of source imaging techniques. The discussion then expands to explore how other modalities can interact with these techniques to improve our results. At

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Gabriela Tejada,Uttam Bhattacharyassive disorder, (4) anxiety related disorders (e.g., post-traumatic stress disorder and obsessive compulsive disorder) and (5) disorders related to cognitive impairments (e.g., dementia and minimal cognitive impairment. Lastly, we introduce how the limitations of EEG, which mostly occur as a byprodu