Traditional approaches in migration studies are push and pull factors, neoclassical theory of historical-structural approaches. However, as critical assert, these not human-centered because self-identification or self-realization migrants is adopted, but emphasized impersonal structural factors determinants which may passive objects. This article, based on qualitative research the Czech Republi...

Abstract This article develops and estimates a dynamic model where individuals differ in ability location preference to evaluate the mechanisms that affect evolution of immigrants’ careers conjunction with their re-migration plans. Our analysis highlights novel form selective return migration those who plan stay longer invest more into skill acquisition, important implications for assessment ca...