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Colombia Internacional

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Abstract

GRANADOS VELA, Laura; POLO ALVIS, Sebastian  and  SERRANO LOPEZ, Enrique. National Identity and the Colombian Migration System in the United States: From Brain Drain To Brain Gain. colomb.int. [online]. 2020, n.104, pp.183-208. ISSN 0121-5612.  https://doi.org/10.7440/colombiaint104.2020.07.

Objective/Context:

The main objective of this work is analyzing how national identity and the brain drain-brain gain transition could generate a greater sense of belonging and responsibility for the country’s development within Colombian migrants in the United States.

Methodology:

Drawing on migration systems theory and through a statistical, historical, and casuistic review, this work aims at dissecting the various elements that have allowed the Colombian State to enhance the possible dominant factors of migratory return.

Conclusions:

The analysis of the Colombian migration system in the United States has not only represented the consolidation of a long data migration process, but it has also shown a diversified process in its institutions, flows, and strategies that have meant a success in its adaptation.

Originality:

It is expected that the reader has a reliable account of the migratory reality of Colombians in the United States and to provide a comprehensive and updated vision of the migratory panorama of Colombians in the country.

Keywords : Migrations; Colombia; United States; migration system; identity; brain gain; Latin America.

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