Kalit so‘zlar
международная трудовая миграция
цифровизация
виртуальный мигрант
онлайн-труд
Qanday qilib iqtibos keltirish mumkin
Abstrak
Возрастающее влияние глобализации на международную трудовую миграцию, изучение ее теоретических основ приобретает все большее значение для многих ученых. В связи с этим концепция виртуальной миграции, не требующей перемещения в физическом пространстве, приобретает все большее значение в цифровой экономике. Цель исследования - найти возможности глобализации современного информационного пространства для вовлечения трудовых ресурсов в международный обмен и на этой основе обосновать целесообразность новых направлений трудовой миграции и новых видов трудовой миграции.
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