This chapter analyses the regional aspects of international migration. It does not pretend to cover the whole set of issues related to the regional aspects of migration; the aim rather is to address the question "Where do migrants live?" The existence of international differences in the geographic distribution of immigrants raises question about the factors...

The work that the OECD Rural Working Party has carried out in the last years has converged towards the acceptance that traditional top-down approaches and sectoral subsidies to rural areas have not given the expected results and that there is a need for place-based policies which can capture the diversity of rural areas and respond...

This report on the science and technology problems of Australia is expected to be the last, or almost, of the series of country examinations of science policy of theOECD Member states. It has differed in detail from earlier cases, owing to the short time available to meet the needs of the Australian authorities.