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This paper aims to contribute to ongoing theorisation of diasporas by a specific focus on ‘second‐generation return’ – the migration of host‐country‐born second‐generation persons to the birth‐country of their parents. We nominate the term ‘counter‐diasporic migration’ to describe this particular migration chronotope. Although the ideology of ‘return to the homeland’ is inscribed into most definitions...
The migration of highly educated population (brain drain) poses extremely significant impacts on origin countries' development, especially in cases in which, owing to their economic and social structures, these countries cannot promote the efficient allocation of their professionals. At the same time, the decision of those migrants to return home or remain abroad is affected by several factors. This...
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