Danska in Norveška: potrebe trga in kvalificirani migranti
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https://doi.org/10.3986/dd.2016.2.08Ključne besede:
visokokvalificirani migranti, kvalificirani delavci, ekonomija znanja, demografija, tuji študentiPovzetek
Članek obravnava pomembnost visokokvalificiranih migrantskih delavcev. Od finančne krize 2007–
2008 igrajo odločilno vlogo v razvitih državah, ki se soočajo s številnimi težavami. Strukturne demografske spremembe so namreč negativno vplivale na trg dela in povzročile težave tudi v izobraževalnem sektorju. Te težave, ki ovirajo ekonomsko rast v okviru ekonomije znanja, premagujejo s privabljanjem visokokvalificiranih migrantov in nadarjenih tujih študentov. Avtorja analizirata dve skandinavski
državi, Dansko in Norveško, njune strategije za reševanje težav in uvajanje novih ukrepov, s katerimi bi
zadržali nadarjene tuje študente in zaposlili visokokvalificirane migrantske delavce.
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