01176nam a22001337a 4500100002000000245012800020260005400148300000800202520063000210650001600840856016600856942000701022999001301029  aTeferra, Damtew  aUnleashing the Forces of the Diaspora: Capitalizing on Brain Drain in the Era of Information and Communication Technologies  a bInternational Relief and Development,c 2003.   a18p  aThe movement of scholars from one country to another is known by numerous synonyms which are brain drain, brain hemorrhage, and also as brain circulation. The controversy over the concept has been such that some refute concerns over the issue as emotional nationalistic nonsense while others urge for a serious commitment by some developing countries, particularly Africa, to staunch the serious outflow of their trained personnel. While one school of thought treats such movements as an extreme form of institutional nomadism, another views it as a circulation of skilled labor in the emerging interdependent global economy.  aBrain Drain  uiffoadatabase.trustafrica.org/iff/unleashing_the_forces_of_the_diaspora-_capitalising_on_brain_drain_in_the_era_of_information_and_communication_technologies.pdf  cCF  c230d230