Shahamak Rezaei
Biographic Data
| ID | 123989 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Shahamak Rezaei |
| GIVEN NAMES | Shahamak |
| FAMILY NAME | Rezaei |
| SIGNATURE | REZAEI S |
| AFFILIATIONS | Sino-Danish Centre for Education and Research |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-3926-3011 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 38 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 7 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 1 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2011 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
International Talent Management in Times of Crisis: China and International Comparisons
In an era marked by unparalleled global challenges in the talent landscape, this book acts as an essential guide to the complexity of talent flows. It sheds light on the many important facets of international talent management, from research funding to intra-company transfers
Talent flowscapes and circular mobility in a Belt and Road (BRI) perspective - Global talent flows revisited
This article brings the role of talent migration to the discussion of China's Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) mainly focusing on academic talents. We explore the foundation for BRI's talent development as a long-term and gradual process building on policies dating back to China's opening in 1978. China's opening saw an increased number of individuals who could improve their skills, knowledge, and network from China globally or inside China from el…
Negotiating cultural and socio-economic flows in the era of Belt and Road Initiatives: An introductory overview
Diaspora governance and transnational entrepreneurship: The Rise of an Emerging Social Global Pattern in Migration Studies
His main lines of research deal with contemporary issues of liberal democracy in contexts of diversity, especially the relationship between democracy, citizenship, human mobility and immigration
Prometheus, the double-troubled - migrant transnational entrepreneurs and the loyalty trap
Departing from the concept of Diaspora and practices of Ethnic Entrepreneurship (EE), much theoretical and empirical research on third-country Migrants’ Transnational Entrepreneurship (MTE) emphasises, on a microlevel, the importance of individuals’ social capital, dual habitus, ethno-cultural motivation, constrained self-efficacy and opportunity alertness. On a mesolevel much of the literature points out that both ethnic community (size and inte…
The apple, the tree, and a space to grow in
The idea for the study presented in Spanish Legacies: the coming of age of the second generation was sparked by the series of unrests from immigrant youths in a number of cities across Europe. The discontent expressed by the young generation of immigrants presented a sharp indicator of how little is known about young people of foreign origin growing up as immigrant residents in Europe, despite their significant number (10 per cent in France, 13 p…
Integration eller illusion: Et Deviance-Perspektiv
Denmark experienced one of its most successful periods of economic growth in 2004– 2008 with a tremendous reduction of unemployment, which in June 2008 was around. 1.5 percent, far below the expected level of structural unemployment. In the wake of this development the lack of utilization of migrants’ educations and skills became, once again, a core concern. The political, societal and academic debate followed to a great extent the traditional to…
Radical Islamism and Migrant Integration in Denmark: An Empirical Inquiry
It has been suggested that alienation and failed integration may be causes of "Homegrown Radical Islamism" in Western societies. Western countries often expect that migrants and their descendants residing there as citizens will embrace or support common democratic ideals as a predicate for—or consequence of—their societal integration. Conventional wisdom suggests: "The more you associate yourself with the cherished and established goals and means…
Diaspora governance and transnational entrepreneurship: The Rise of an Emerging Social Global Pattern in Migration Studies
His main lines of research deal with contemporary issues of liberal democracy in contexts of diversity, especially the relationship between democracy, citizenship, human mobility and immigration
Prometheus, the double-troubled - migrant transnational entrepreneurs and the loyalty trap
Departing from the concept of Diaspora and practices of Ethnic Entrepreneurship (EE), much theoretical and empirical research on third-country Migrants’ Transnational Entrepreneurship (MTE) emphasises, on a microlevel, the importance of individuals’ social capital, dual habitus, ethno-cultural motivation, constrained self-efficacy and opportunity alertness. On a mesolevel much of the literature points out that both ethnic community (size and inte…
Radical Islamism and Migrant Integration in Denmark: An Empirical Inquiry
It has been suggested that alienation and failed integration may be causes of "Homegrown Radical Islamism" in Western societies. Western countries often expect that migrants and their descendants residing there as citizens will embrace or support common democratic ideals as a predicate for—or consequence of—their societal integration. Conventional wisdom suggests: "The more you associate yourself with the cherished and established goals and means…
Negotiating cultural and socio-economic flows in the era of Belt and Road Initiatives: An introductory overview
The apple, the tree, and a space to grow in
The idea for the study presented in Spanish Legacies: the coming of age of the second generation was sparked by the series of unrests from immigrant youths in a number of cities across Europe. The discontent expressed by the young generation of immigrants presented a sharp indicator of how little is known about young people of foreign origin growing up as immigrant residents in Europe, despite their significant number (10 per cent in France, 13 p…
Talent flowscapes and circular mobility in a Belt and Road (BRI) perspective - Global talent flows revisited
This article brings the role of talent migration to the discussion of China's Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) mainly focusing on academic talents. We explore the foundation for BRI's talent development as a long-term and gradual process building on policies dating back to China's opening in 1978. China's opening saw an increased number of individuals who could improve their skills, knowledge, and network from China globally or inside China from el…
Radical Islamism and Migrant Integration in Denmark: An Empirical Inquiry
It has been suggested that alienation and failed integration may be causes of "Homegrown Radical Islamism" in Western societies. Western countries often expect that migrants and their descendants residing there as citizens will embrace or support common democratic ideals as a predicate for—or consequence of—their societal integration. Conventional wisdom suggests: "The more you associate yourself with the cherished and established goals and means…
Integration eller illusion: Et Deviance-Perspektiv
Denmark experienced one of its most successful periods of economic growth in 2004– 2008 with a tremendous reduction of unemployment, which in June 2008 was around. 1.5 percent, far below the expected level of structural unemployment. In the wake of this development the lack of utilization of migrants’ educations and skills became, once again, a core concern. The political, societal and academic debate followed to a great extent the traditional to…
The apple, the tree, and a space to grow in
The idea for the study presented in Spanish Legacies: the coming of age of the second generation was sparked by the series of unrests from immigrant youths in a number of cities across Europe. The discontent expressed by the young generation of immigrants presented a sharp indicator of how little is known about young people of foreign origin growing up as immigrant residents in Europe, despite their significant number (10 per cent in France, 13 p…
Diaspora governance and transnational entrepreneurship: The Rise of an Emerging Social Global Pattern in Migration Studies
His main lines of research deal with contemporary issues of liberal democracy in contexts of diversity, especially the relationship between democracy, citizenship, human mobility and immigration
Prometheus, the double-troubled - migrant transnational entrepreneurs and the loyalty trap
Departing from the concept of Diaspora and practices of Ethnic Entrepreneurship (EE), much theoretical and empirical research on third-country Migrants’ Transnational Entrepreneurship (MTE) emphasises, on a microlevel, the importance of individuals’ social capital, dual habitus, ethno-cultural motivation, constrained self-efficacy and opportunity alertness. On a mesolevel much of the literature points out that both ethnic community (size and inte…
Talent flowscapes and circular mobility in a Belt and Road (BRI) perspective - Global talent flows revisited
This article brings the role of talent migration to the discussion of China's Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) mainly focusing on academic talents. We explore the foundation for BRI's talent development as a long-term and gradual process building on policies dating back to China's opening in 1978. China's opening saw an increased number of individuals who could improve their skills, knowledge, and network from China globally or inside China from el…
Negotiating cultural and socio-economic flows in the era of Belt and Road Initiatives: An introductory overview
International Talent Management in Times of Crisis: China and International Comparisons
In an era marked by unparalleled global challenges in the talent landscape, this book acts as an essential guide to the complexity of talent flows. It sheds light on the many important facets of international talent management, from research funding to intra-company transfers
Economics (7 works) · Sociology (7 works) · Political science (6 works) · Law (5 works) · Law (5 works) · Geography (4 works) · Immigration (3 works) · Migration, Ethnicity, and Economy (3 works) · Politics (3 works) · Archaeology (2 works)