This book confronts traditional views on migration with modern theories of brain circulation and innovation networks which lead to mutual benefits for both those countries that receive migrants and those that forcefully evict them. This new volume brings together several case studies and empirical in-depth analyses which are constructed

Introduction to International Innovation Networks and Knowledge Migration – The German-Turkish nexus (Pyka, Kustepeli, Balkır and Hartmann) Mapping the future orientation and innovativeness of economies Patterns of Future Orientation in Central and Eastern Europe (Hanusch, H., Pyka, A. and Wackermann, F.) The Economic Diversification and Innovation System of Turkey from a global comparative perspective (Hartmann, D.) International Trade Flows, Variety and Patent Applications: Evidence from Turkey-Germany External Trade (Akgüngör, S., Gülcan, Y., Kuştepeli, Y.) Culture Economy in Europe: Analysis of Selected Countries (Değer, Ç., Güçlü, M., Yağcıbaşı, Ö. F., Kumral, N.) Knowledge migration, diaspora networks and commuting entrepreneurs Migration and Innovation – A Survey (Rashidi-Kollmann, S. and Pyka, A.) Economic Effects of Migration and Cultural Diversity: A Review of Recent Evidence (Niebuhr,K.) A Reality Check to Migrant Entrepreneurs: Case of German-Turkish Entrepreneurs (Balkır, C., Hove, K.) Antecedents of Transnational Entrepreneurial Behavior: Evidence from Turkish-German Firms (Dalgıç, G., Kuckertz, A. and Bulut, C) Turkish Diaspora Networks and Innovation (Van Cour, S., Gerybadze, A. and Pyka, A.) International Transfer of Knowledge via Turkish Re-Migrants returning from Germany (Von Einem, E.) International Innovation Networks: The Germany - Turkey nexus The Comparative Technological Advantages and International Patent Network of Turkey and Germany (Hartmann, D. and Buchmann, T.) Turkish-German Innovation Networks in the European Research Landscape (Peschkov, I.