Authors: Anna Lundgren and Ágúst Bogason

The project “Re-start competence mobility in the Nordic Region” explores the labour market mobility and the possibility of re-starting and enhancing it in the Nordic region. The core research question is in which regions and sectors we find the largest cross-border labour market mobility. The study is conducted under the Nordic Thematic Group for Green, Innovative and Resilient Regions (2021-2024).

Related links:
https://nordregio.org/research/re-start-competence-mobility-in-the-nordic-region/
https://nordregioprojects.org/innovation/

Maps & data: Gustaf Norlén, Nordregio
Cover pictures: Joel Mott, unsplash.com
Layout: Nordregio

 

Nordregio working paper 2022:4
ISBN: 978-91-8001-029-0 (online)
ISBN: 978-91-8001-030-6 (PDF)
ISSN: 1403-2511
DOI: http://doi.org/10.6027/WP2022:4.1403-2511

 

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