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Conclusion: Brain drain in Iran is in part caused by exterior persuasion (i.e., pull factors from developed countries) and domestic insufficiencies (i.e., push factors), and the emigration rates are growing rapidly.
22 kwi 2021 · ARTICLE: Large numbers of well-educated Iranians have left their country of birth since its 1979 revolution, in a “brain drain” that has held back Iran’s economy and cultural institutions. Iran’s isolation from the world has worsened in recent years, and a stuttering economy, currency freefall, and widespread impacts of the COVID-19 ...
Determining the driving factors of migration and brain drain helps Iranian policy makers to prevent migration and brain drain. This study considers two models of migration and brain...
Brain drain in Iran is in part caused by exterior persuasion and domestic insufficiencies and the emigration rates are growing rapidly, and it is necessary to investigate and manage this phenomenon using the existing push-pull theories, Maslow’s hierarchy of needs, and the theory of reasoned action.
21 lis 2023 · ‘No hope for the future’: Iran faces brain drain as emigration surges. Economic and political pressures at home and fears over potential for war prompt rise in numbers leaving country....
In this article, the underlying forces and the extent of brain drain from Iran to the United States are studied.
