Should I stay or should I go? Migration expectations among youth in Icelandic fishing and farming communities

Beyond fish as commodities: Understanding the socio-cultural role of inshore fisheries in England

“…Increasingly globalised labour markets and individualistic adaptation strategies can result in people from producer communities becoming less and less attached to place. A consequence of this is out--migration and the depopulation of rural areas for financial city centres [13,14].…”

Analyzing the implementation of regional programs for staffing the economy with young specialists

“…Фахрутдинова, Л.А. Третьякова (Баранник, Кошелева, 2010; Бондаренко, 2014; Голиков, 2010; Гуртов, Васильев, Питухин 2007; Коростелев, Максимов, 2012; Тугускина, 2013) и других отечественных и зарубежных исследователей (Абидов, 2014;Батыргишиева, 2010;Каштанов, Курьянов, 2006;Кузнецова, 2008;Рудакова, 2011;Сердобинцев, Кудряшова, Петрова, 2012;Хамидуллина, Шайхисламов, 2015;Bălan, 2014;Bjarnason, Thorlindsson, 2006;Corbett, 2013;Faggian, Comunian, Li, 2014;Mateescu, Neagu, 2014;Matei, Campeanu, 2015;McGrath, 2001;Mohr, Collier, Hassebroek, Groth, 2014;Nugin, 2014;Prayitno, Matsushima, Jeong, Kobayashi, 2014;Rérat, 2014;Thissen, Fortuijn, Strijker, Haartsen, 2010;Zhong, Li, Xiang, Zhu, 2013). Однако понятие «кадровое обеспечение экономики региона» ученые не выделяют.…”

Gambling debt: Iceland's rise and fall in the global economy

“…For small rural towns, having an upper-secondary school close to home is advantageous for the community because it limits the outmigration of young people. When rural communities don't have access to these schools, students often leave the area to continue their studies in Reykjavík or other distant locations, thereby draining the local population of young people (Bjarnason and Thorlindsson 2006). The school project and two large housing projects financed by nonlocal investment firms was a sign to local residents that the building trade was doing well in their town.…”