2023
DOI: 10.1080/1369183x.2023.2179463
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Convoluted mobility: on the precarious movements of transnational migrant workers

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“…Labor migration is a major phenomenon, partly facilitated by Ukraine's visa-free access to the EU, which provides more opportunities for temporary work abroad (Kortukova, 2021). However, large-scale emigration of working-age Ukrainians poses risks of "brain drain" and other socioeconomic impacts (Spanger & Andersen, 2023). Kazakhstan has also seen substantial emigration and immigration, mainly to and from neighboring countries like Russia and Uzbekistan, for economic reasons.…”
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“…Labor migration is a major phenomenon, partly facilitated by Ukraine's visa-free access to the EU, which provides more opportunities for temporary work abroad (Kortukova, 2021). However, large-scale emigration of working-age Ukrainians poses risks of "brain drain" and other socioeconomic impacts (Spanger & Andersen, 2023). Kazakhstan has also seen substantial emigration and immigration, mainly to and from neighboring countries like Russia and Uzbekistan, for economic reasons.…”
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confidence: 99%