Disaggregating immigration policy: The politics of skilled labor recruitment in the U.S

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An argument is presented that the U.S. system of multiple visa categories and the often distorting business interests behind these, indicate to a far from rational economic construction of policy. It is suggested that highly skilled migration policy in the U.S. is a wholly self-contained affair, hence analytical frameworks are offered to differentiate between distinct forms of migration by technical workers, and the contradictory state policies along with the politics linked to them.

Personnel administration, Political aspects, Recruiting, Skilled labor, Industry hiring, Immigration policy, Skilled labour

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Symbolic analysts or indentured servants? Indian high-tech migrants in America's information economy

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The everyday experiences of Indian entrepreneurs from Bangalore, who are very successfully developing that region as a high-tech global metropolis, are compared with the often unhappy, mid-level educated Indian migrants in the U.S. The evolving ties of international students in the U.S. and high-tech workers from India in Silicon Valley are explored that have led to kinds of globally circulating currents of hi-tech labor.

Management dynamics, Public affairs, India, Management, Economic aspects, Native Americans, Company business management, Native American children, Native American business enterprises

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The political economy of information exchange politics and property rights in the development and use of interorganizational information systems

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Information exchange between organizations is expected to increase efficiency of all organizations on the network, but in reality, such as exchange creates political infighting and even sabotage.

Research, Computer networks, Joint ventures, Information management, Business communication, Information networks

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