Is the U.S. Experiencing its First Brain Drain? New America Media, News analysis, Vivek Wadhwa , Posted: Mar 31, 2009 Editor’s Note: When high-skilled immigrants and foreign students completing their degrees in the Uni

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• Human geography
• Brain drain
• Reverse brain drain
• Culture
• Higher education in the United States
• International student
• Economy of the United States
• Globalization
• Human resource management
• Demographic economics
• Foreign workers
• Human migration

Business brief Friday, November 02, 2007 Alabama No. 45 in patent survey: Alabama ranked No. 45 among the states last year in the number of international patent applications, a lower ranking than in 1998, a study shows.

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• Dow Jones Newswires
• Land Rover
• Ford Motor Company
• Rover Company
• Tata Motors
• Wadhwa
• Transport
• British brands
• Dow Jones & Company

Study: U.S. entrepreneurs are educated, experienced Sheila Riley[removed]:53 AM EDT) URL: http://www.eetimes.com/showArticle.jhtml?articleID=[removed]SAN FRANCISCO — If anyone clings to the image of tech whiz ki

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• Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation

Study: China Leaps Forward In Advanced Tech Education BY SHEILA RILEY Posted[removed]As policymakers grow increasingly alarmed over the threat outsourced research and development poses to U.S. engineering competitivenes

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• Outsourcing
• Business
• Science
• Offshore finance
• American Society for Engineering Education
• Engineer
• Vivek Wadhwa
• Litan
• International economics
• Engineering
• Offshoring

August 27, 2007 A Solution Seen to ‘Brain Drain’ By STEVE LOHR A new academic study details the benefits and the threat of a “reverse brain drain” — skilled foreign workers going back to their home countries b

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• Immigration to the United States
• Permanent residence
• Foreign worker
• Visa
• Vivek Wadhwa
• Brain drain
• Foreign relations of the United States
• Human migration
• Nationality
• H-1B visa

Kent Hoover Washington Bureau Chief June 18, 2007 Immigrant tech entrepreneurs primarily came here to study Most immigrants who founded technology and engineering companies in the United States received

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• Higher education in the United States
• Vivek Wadhwa
• Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation
• Wadhwa

Outsourcing the Future? Two Duke scholars say U.S. could be outpaced in graduating higher-degree engineers. May 11, 2007 By Marisa Taylor It’s the favorite gloomy warning of politicians and educators: the United States

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• Knowledge
• Management
• Outsourcing
• Telecommuting
• Software engineer
• Vivek Wadhwa
• Business
• Engineer
• Globalization
• Offshoring
• Science
• International economics

Knowledge @Wharton The Implications Of Immigrant Entrepreneurship Knowledge@Wharton[removed], 6:00 AM ET A survey of 28,000 companies found that immigrants were key founders in more than a quarter of all the engineering

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• H-1B visa
• Immigration to the United States
• Vivek Wadhwa
• United States
• Crimes
• Human migration
• Illegal immigration

Researcher Vivek Wadhwa on Globalization, U.S. Competitiveness and Immigrant Entrepreneurship Published: July 24, 2008 in India Knowledge@Wharton When Vivek Wadhwa, a high-tech entrepreneur who has built and sold two IT

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Career Development: Articles Feeling the Elephant Beryl Lieff Benderly United States 4 January 2008

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• Vivek Wadhwa
• Labor certification
• Postdoctoral research
• Academia
• Knowledge
• United States
• H-1B visa
• Labor shortage
• Norman Matloff