Migration, ICT, and the entrance of new countries to the global knowledge economy are creating a new form of globalisation.
The UK is also a successful magnet for foreign direct investments, especially in R&D, and is regarded as one of the world's favourite destinations by big international players.
But the nature of international relations is changing. And this reflects the interplay of three main drivers: international migration, ICT, and the entrance of new countries to the global knowledge economy.
Published
October 2008
Author
Sami Mahroum with assistance from Brune Poirson
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