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Talent Migration in Emerging Markets: Agenda for Talent Management

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  • Latukha, M.
  • Shagalkina, M.

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Although the problem of talent migration (brain drain) is not new and many countries, especially emerging markets, experience it currently, there is no universal remedy for solving it. Most research connect brain drain with macro-level determinants (institutional, economic, political). Little attention has been paid to firm-level talent management (TM) as a possible tool for overcoming national-level brain drain. Based on existing literature on talent migration and TM, three research questions were derived aiming at identifying factors that influence talent emigration in the Russian context and the role of TM in brain drain prevention. In order to answer the research questions, quantitative study will be conducted. The data will be collected via survey. The respondents of it are graduates of Russian Universities. Expected results imply the possible positive effect of TM development on brain drain problem at a country-level.

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  • Latukha, M. & Shagalkina, M., 2019. "Talent Migration in Emerging Markets: Agenda for Talent Management," Working Papers 16082, Graduate School of Management, St. Petersburg State University.
    • Handle: RePEc:sps:wpaper:16082
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    brain drain; student migration; labor market mobility; talent management; emerging market strategies; Russia;
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