Eric Davoine

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University of Fribourg

Switzerland

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Eric Davoine is a Professor at the University of Fribourg in Switzerland. His research areas encompass the transformation of capitalism, the career embeddedness of skilled migrants, and the experiences of highly skilled refugees. Recent publications include studies on the Swiss banking elite, digital nomadism, and the impacts of the Erasmus program on international careers.

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Articles (10)

Linking institutional context to the community and career embeddedness of skilled migrants

Building legitimacy in flexible work projects: A study on institutional, organizational, and individual narratives

How mobile is the transnational business elite? Evidence from Swiss banking executives

Banking elites and the transformation of capitalism in Switzerland: A prosopographic analysis (1890–2020)

The road to an international career: The “Erasmus effect” on resilience, intercultural interactions and cultural intelligence

From ‘digital nomadism’ to ‘rooted digitalism’: The remote work and im/mobilities of IT professionals in times of COVID-19

Career patterns of top managers in Europe: Signs of further globalisation?

From ‘digital nomadism’ to ‘rooted digitalism’: The remote work and im/mobilities of IT professionals in times of COVID-19

Gender and the career trajectories of highly skilled Syrian refugees in Switzerland

(Im)mobilities, waiting and professional aspirations: The career lives of highly skilled Syrian refugees in Switzerland

Collaborators (6)

Aida Hajro

Flavia Cangia'

Jean-Luc Cerdin

Pierre-Yves Donzé

B. Sebastian Reiche

Mila Lazarova

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