Youth Migration In Russia And Neighboring States Of The Eurasian Space
Youth Migration In Russia And Neighboring States Of The Eurasian Space

Author(s): Vladimir Alekseyevich Iontsev, Alexander Subbotin
Subject(s): Migration Studies
Published by: Transnational Press London
Keywords: Youth Migration; Russia; Neighboring States; The Eurasian Space;
Summary/Abstract: The future of any state including the countries of the Eurasian Economic Union (EEU), and other states in Russia's influence zone, depends on young people, their way of life and attitudes. The best young men and women are often taken away by “brain drain”, but the “iron curtain” is useless since the experience of studying and working abroad can help to work in one’s home state (Iontsev et al. 2017). Also, if a migrant returns, marrying a foreigner will at least to some extent improve the demographic situation in the country (Uzkaya 2018: 248, 257). Therefore, studying the migration of young people and how to regulate its flows is an extremely crucial issue.

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