@book{9af11c1cd6e843508c7d2a599e3d91fa,
title = "Mobility Survey of the non-university research institutes sector",
abstract = "We find that 65 per cent of the respondents in the non-university research institutes sector have been internationally mobile at least once during the course of their research career (either international job mobility or international research visits lasting three months or more). The propensity to be mobile in this sample is higher than that found for the higher education sector, though we must stress again that the sample of researchers is not representative in the statistical sense.We find that 35 per cent of all our respondents from the research institutes sector have been internationally mobile in the last three years. This once more suggests a higher propensity to mobility than we find in the HEI sector (with the proviso again that the present sample cannot be regarded as statistically representative).As in the higher education sector, previous experience of international mobility as a student seems to be a major factor in influencing subsequent mobility as a researcher.",
keywords = "science policy, research policy, international mobility, research careers, migration",
author = "P B{\o}ring and K Flanagan and A Kaloudis and A Karakasidou and Dimitri Gagliardi",
note = "This report presents an analysis of survey data collected during the MORE (Mobility and career paths Of Researchers in Europe) project funded by the European Commission (2008-2010). The project was a major collaborative effort. The conceptual design behind the surveys was developed in collaboration between the teams from IDEA Consult, Belgium (led by Arnold Verbeek), NIFU, Norway (led by Aris Kaloudis) and the University of Manchester, UK (led by Kieron Flanagan). The sampling approach was designed by the project partners under the guidance of Yiannis Bassiakos of the University of Athens. The survey instruments were designed and developed by the NIFU and Manchester teams (led by Aris Kakoudis and Kieron Flanagan) in consultation with the teams from IDEA Consult, Logotech (Greece) and with the European Commission. The surveys were implemented by Logotech. The initial analysis was done by the NIFU and Manchester teams.",
year = "2010",
month = jun,
language = "English",
series = "Study on mobility patterns and career paths of EU researchers [MORE]",
publisher = "European Commission",
address = "Belgium",
}