Movement of Global Talent
High Skill Labor Flows from India and China
First session agenda
Summary:A roundtable on source countries, with live participation from New Delhi, Shanghai and D.C. via videoconference
Presentation of research
papers by:
David Zweig, Director, Center on China'sTransnational Relations, The Hong Kong University of Science & Technology;
Devesh Kapur, Director, Center for the Advanced Study of India, University ofPennsylvania
Jean-Eric Aubert,Lead Specialist - World Bank Institute,The World Bank
Mark Dutz, South Asia Finance and Private Sector Development -Senior Economist, The World Bank (New Delhi)
Anthony Shorris , Director, Policy Research Institute for the Region(Princeton)
Melody Wang,Director, Global Development Learning Network(GDLN) Shanghai Distance Learning Center (Shanghai)
David Zweig, Director, Center on China'sTransnational Relations, The Hong Kong University of Science & Technology;
Devesh Kapur, Director, Center for the Advanced Study of India, University ofPennsylvania
Discussion of research paper
Facilitators:Jean-Eric Aubert,Lead Specialist - World Bank Institute,The World Bank
Mark Dutz, South Asia Finance and Private Sector Development -Senior Economist, The World Bank (New Delhi)
Anthony Shorris , Director, Policy Research Institute for the Region(Princeton)
Melody Wang,Director, Global Development Learning Network(GDLN) Shanghai Distance Learning Center (Shanghai)
Discussants: David Good, North America Chief Representative, The Tata Group(Princeton)
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Coverage of a Symposium at Princeton University's Woodrow Wilson School on the movement of Indian and Chinese knowledge workers back and forth between their home countries and the US. Conference conducted via videolink with partners in New Delhi and Shanghai. Copsonsored by the Policy Research Institute for the Region at Princeton University, The Princeton-Harvard China and the World Program, The Center for the Advanced Study of India at the University of Pennsylvania, and the World Bank.
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