Estimating the true cost of war: The conflict in Eastern Ukraine (2014-2019)

• Nicolas Gomez Parra
• Harun Onder
• Erhan Artuc

War, conflict, and forced migration

• Anina Harter
• Cevat Giray Aksoy

Restricting the hiring of low-skill immigrants hurts firms and does not benefit native-born workers: Evidence from a US visa lottery

• Ethan Lewis
• Michael Clemens

Long-term political consequences of immigration: Voting preferences of immigrants’ children in European countries

• Giovanni Peri
• Riccardo Turati
• Simone Moriconi

Asylum policies as a foreign policy tool: The effect of inter-state conflicts on refugee admissions

• Ludovic Panon
• Florin Cucu

The Irish in England

• Cormac Ó Gráda
• Neil Cummins

Immigrants and the distribution of income and wealth in the euro area

• Jiri Slacalek
• Javier Ramos Perez
• Aleksandra Kolndrekaj
• Maximilian Propst
• Maarten Dossche

Refugee migration and the labour market. Lessons from Denmark

• Christian Dustmann interviewed by
• Tim Phillips

For 40 years Denmark has accepted many refugees from many countries. What can we learn from the policy successes and failures?

How does climate change affect workers?

• Paula Bustos

Paula Bustos presents her recent research on the effects of both climate and climate change on the movement of people across sectors.

The Irish have persistently remained as an underclass in England over the last two centuries

A new CEPR study finds that from at least the mid 19th century to 2018, the Irish in England have persisted as an underclass, 30-50% poorer than the English.

Macroeconomic costs of conflict: Impact on GDP and refugee flows

• Evgenia Pugacheva
• Natalija Novta

Faith and assimilation: Italian immigrants in the US

• Marco Tabellini
• Stefano Gagliarducci