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From Refugees to Citizens: Understanding Labor Market Returns to Naturalization | By research associate Francesco Fasani, deputy director GMIH Tommaso Frattini and Maxime Pirot on VoxEU

Original piece written by research associate Francesco Fasani, deputy director GMIH Tommaso Frattini and Maxime Pirot on VoxEU column. Abstract This column explores the effects of granting host country citizenship to refugees in Europe, focusing on how it affects their...

19.01.2024

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Refugees are not just another group of immigrants | Policy brief by project leader Sascha Becker

Original article written by project leader Sascha Becker for the Luxembourg Institute of Socio-economic Research (LISER). Sascha O. Becker, Monash University, Australia on “Understanding and responding to the new aspirations of refugees: going digital!” Although the humanitarian justification for assisting refugees...

15.01.2024

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Global Migration Dashboard goes live

We are pleased to present the Global Migration Information Hub (GMIH), which provides insights into European migration trends, compiles essential data, and synthesises research for key migration questions. Our new Global Migration Dashboard is now live at the GMIH. This...

06.12.2023

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Comment on the Crisis Regulation on migration by the EU Council by Tommaso Frattini on the Danish outlet RÆSON

A big step for the EU – a smaller setback for asylum policies? Comment by Tommaso Frattini, Deputy Director of the Global Migration Information Hub, on the Danish outlet RÆSON. Original article translated from Danish into English. On October 4, the...

22.11.2023

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Employment Patterns of Natives and Immigrants in the European Union

In the European Union, natives were, on average, more likely to be employed than immigrants in 2022. However, there is some heterogeneity among EU countries. Immigrants’ employment rates have been increasing almost everywhere in the EU between 2012 and 2022....

11.11.2023

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The education of immigrants in the European Union

In 2022, natives were, on average, more educated than immigrants in the EU. In the European Union, the share of immigrants with tertiary education increased between 2012 and 2022. Women are more educated than men, among both immigrants and natives....

11.11.2023

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VoxEU Columns summarises work by Director Christian Dustmann, Francesco Fasani, Xin Meng, Luigi Minale on Migration and households’ risk diversification

21.04.2023