Ukraine’s deepening population challenge

• Simeon Djankov
• Oleksiy Blinov

The economics of Brexit: What have we learned? A new eBook

• Jonathan Portes

New insights on distributive politics from a new way to measure aridity

• Amedeo Piolatto
• Francisco Cavalcanti
• Christian Fons-Rosen
• Federico Boffa

Mobile internet access and the desire to emigrate

• Cevat Giray Aksoy
• Anna Pestova
• Joop Adema

Foreign work permits to outrun human smugglers

• Alice Mesnard
• Tiffanie Perrault
• Emmanuelle Auriol

Intergenerational costs of allocating refugees randomly

• Johannes Kunz
• Daniel Auer

European recessions and Native American conflict

• Marc Weidenmier
• Marco Del Angel

Climate change, weather shocks, and migratory flows

• Salvatore Di Falco
• Martina Viarengo
• Anna B. Kis

Refugee migration and the labour market: Lessons from 40 years of post-arrival policies in Denmark

• Christian Dustmann
• Hyejin Ku
• Jacob Arendt

Forced displacement, then and now

• Sascha O. Becker interviewed by
• Tim Phillips

Syria, Venezuela, Ukraine: forced migration is constantly in the news, but these events have been happening for hundreds of years. Sascha Becker tells Tim Phillips about new research that is discovering the economic impact of mass displacement in history, both on refugees and on communities – and the lessons we can learn from the past.

The labour market disadvantages for immigrant women

• Irene Solmone
• Tommaso Frattini

Lessons from history for our response to Ukrainian refugees

• Sascha O. Becker