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La presidenta del Patronato de ISEAK, Ana Revenga, analiza los beneficios de la movilidad laboral en el contexto internacional, pero también los perjuicios que puede representar para algunos países emisores que pierden capital humano, en una nueva entrevista Ivie
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Sandra León, Ph.D. in Political Science and Talent Attraction Professor of the Department of Social Sciences at the Carlos III University in Madrid, discusses the impact of the anti-immigration message on the campaign in favor of Brexit in the UK.
Fernando Fernández, Professor of Economics and Finance at the IE Business School, explains the reasons behind the rise of populism in Europe which coincides with the growing disaffection regarding the concept of a European Union
La directora de Políticas Migratorias y Diversidad en Intrategies, Gemma Pinyol, analiza la diversidad como una realidad de las sociedades avanzadas e insiste en que lo que hay que garantizar es la igualdad de derechos y oportunidades. Nueva entrevista Ivie
El doctor en Sociología Héctor Cebolla analiza los efectos de la inmigración sobre la educación y rechaza una influencia directa sobre los resultados académicos del alumnado. Nueva entrevista Ivie
Sami Nair, Professor of Political Science at the University of Paris, criticizes the migration policies carried out by the European Union and the lack of a common policy on immigration adhered to by all member states that would bring global solutions to the existing conflicts.
Beatriz González López-Valcárcel, professor at the University of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria and health economics expert, warns of the factors that threaten the sustainability of the Spanish public health system.
Emilio Ontiveros, President of AFI, discusses the impact of digitization on the labor market, analyzing the sectors most affected and ways to take advantage of the opportunities that new technologies offer.
Bank of Spain Advisor, Juan F. Jimeno inaugurates the section “Ivie Interviews” with an analysis of how recent technological and demographic changes will affect the labor market and the welfare state in the future