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Africa-related Events in
the Washington, D.C. Metro Area
Policy . Politics .
Business . Trade . Finance . Civil Society
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Arts . Culture . Entertainment
blackprogress.net - The Black Progress Network
"Making
Leaders". The
Economist. 24 July 2003.
ALPN director, Dr. Michael Isimbabi's
letter in response to
The Economist's cover story,
"Now
for Africa" (03
July 2003).
Brain Drain, Brain
Gain, Brain Circulation, Diaspora Africans, and Capacity Building in Africa
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Articles, reports, essays,
data, etc.
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Diaspora
Africans' initiatives and
networks
See also:
ALPN's African Professionals /
Experts / Intellectuals / Scholars Network
African Leadership &
Progress Briefs
New
Addressing Africa’s
Humiliation: 'Brain Gain'/'Brain Circulation' Diaspora Networks for
African Progress
New
After the 2005 G8 and UN Summits: Independent,
High-Impact Information Infrastructures and Networks for
Transparency and Accountability in African Countries
Leadership & Governance Capacity
Building in African Countries: Why and How Well-Off
and Accomplished Africans, Especially "Brain Drain" Africans, Should
Proactively Take Charge of Fostering African Progress
Brain Drain and Capacity Building in Africa.
Ainalem Tebeje. Feb 2005.
Association for Higher Education and Development (AHEAD)
A diaspora and its good deeds. Clyde Sanger.
February 2005
Semantics Aside: the Role of the African Diaspora in Africa’s Capacity
Building Efforts.
Association for Higher Education and Development (AHEAD)
& International Development Research Centre (IDRC).
"Semantics Aside" Power Point Presentation by
Ainalem Tebeje
Mobilizing Ethiopians Living Abroad for the
Development of Ethiopia.
Ainalem Tebeje and Clyde Sanger. September 2004.
Stopping The Brain Drain From Africa:
Their Loss, Our Gain. Ainalem Tebeje and
Clyde Sanger.
http://www.aheadonline.org/brain.pdf
Reversing the Brain Drain, Harnessing the
Diaspora. Special Feature. eAfrica -
The Electronic Journal of
Governance and Innovation. September 2003.
South African Institute of International Affairs
The International Organization for Migration
(IOM) and The Foundation for Democracy in Africa (FDA) signed a Memorandum of
Understanding, to reverse the effect of the “Brain Drain” on African Countries.
Press Release, Washington DC – April 04, 2005.
Africa's "Brain Gain": Whose Shibboleth? Atieno Odhiambo.
December 2004
Brain Drain in Africa: Facts & Figures
How
Africa is Courting its Exiles. E. Blunt. BBC News, 17 October 2004.
Former UNESCO Boss Cites Reasons for Africa's Brain Drain.
Panapress, 9 October 2004.
Brain Drain
in Africa - African Medical and Research Foundation
Africa’s Health-care Brain Drain. New York Times,
13 August 2004
A Foot in Each Country.
Adrian Cho. Science
Magazine.
28 May 2004. Many foreign-born scientists who succeed in the United States are
helping those they left behind--without leaving their new home
How networking can help mitigate the brain drain. David
Dickson. 24 November 2003. SciDev.Net
Nigerians in Diaspora Critical to
FDI. Bright Ewulu. Daily Trust. 11 May 2004
Harnessing Remittances for Economic
Development: A Case for Remittance Policy in Ghana.
Y.
Sophism. 12 Sept 2003.
From Brain Drain To Brain
Circulation: Can Ghana Harness Its Human Capital Abroad For Development? Yaw
Sophism. 15 August 2003
Conference of Intellectuals
from Africa and the Diaspora (CIAD) - 7-9 Oct 2004 -
Speeches, Reports, Etc.
Final Report
International Migration and Development in Africa
and Related ECA and Partnership Activities.
UN
Economic Commission for Africa.
30 September 2004
Mobilizing Africa’s Intellectual
Diaspora. Damtew Teferra.
International Higher Education, Spring 2004
Brain Circulation: Unparalleled
Opportunities, Underlying Challenges, and Outmoded Presumptions. Damtew Teferra.
October 2004.
Brain Drain and Mobility -
Bibliography of Recent Publications, International Network for Higher Education
in Africa.
Revisiting the Doctrine of Human
Capital Mobility in the information Age .
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