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Zweig Identifies Three Obstacles To Bringing Mobile Talents Back to China on a CCG Forum
The 4th Annual China and Globalization Forum hosted by CCG (Center for China and Globalization) was held at Beijing Yintai Centre on May 20. David Zweig, IEMS Faculty Associate, shared his views with the participants of the obstacles of introducing mobile talents in China. In his speech, ...
https://iems.ust.hk/updates/media-coverage/2018/zweig-the-obstacles-of-introducing-mobile-talents-in-china
Elite Returnees in Beijing and Bangalore: Information Technology and Beyond
Based on industry data, research reports, and field interviews in both cities, this paper compares the networked effects of return migration in three areas: ICT, VC, and philanthropy/social entrepreneurship. We find that Chinese returnees play a substantial role in ICT companies listed abroad and dominate the domestic ...
https://iems.ust.hk/publications/iems-working-papers/tsai-elite-returnees-beijing-bangalore
The Best Is yet to Come: State Programs, Institutional Culture and Reverse Migration of High-Level Talent to China
Key insights In an IEMS Academic Seminar, David Zweig explains how China is hard-pressed to fulfill its pledge of becoming an innovative technological leader by 2020. With many of the nation’s best academics emigrating abroad, the Chinese government has launched almost a dozen programs targeting top Chinese ...
https://iems.ust.hk/events/academic-seminar/2017/zweig-state-programs-institutional-culture-and-reverse-migration-of-high-level-talent-to-china-haigui
CNN Article on Chinese Brain Drain, with Commentary by IEMS’ David Zweig
In a CNN article on the exodus of educated Chinese to outside countries, IEMS’ David Zweig provided his perspective on the phenomenon: “Other than wealth preservation, “people also go (abroad) for opportunities, quality of life, and where their skills are better valued,” said David Zweig, a ...
https://iems.ust.hk/updates/media-coverage/2014/zweig-cnn-article-on-chinese-brain-drain-with-commentary-by-iems-david-zweig
Nature.com Interviews IEMS’ David Zweig on How China is Trying to Combat its “Brain Drain” Issues
In a Nature.com article on how China is trying to stem its brain drain issues by luring back expatriates with generous incentives, IEMS’ David Zweig provided his perspective and expertise on the situation: “One of the main concerns is where the position is based. Only a few Chinese institutions — ...
https://iems.ust.hk/updates/media-coverage/2014/nature-com-interviews-iems-david-zweig-china-trying-combat-brain-drain-issues
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