Brain Drain of African Scholars and the Role of Studying in the United States

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4 percent over a period of 15 years from 1974/75 to 19911 92, which is indicative of the growth of the pool of potential stay-ons. Brain Drain of African Scholars and the Role of Studying in the United States During the periad from 196 1 fo 1980, mom than 500,000 scholars from the developing counfries moved io the Unifed Sfafes, Greaf Britain, and Canada.

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Teferra, D. (1997). Brain Drain of African Scholars and the Role of Studying in the United States. International Higher Education, (7). https://doi.org/10.6017/ihe.1997.7.6388

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