True cross-disciplinary work: look what happens when research excellence in trauma met classic models of economic assimilation - trauma reactions is a measurable and quantitatively important part of the refugee integration story
Analyses of mechanisms suggest that the refugees’ health outcomes are affected by interaction with neighbors and characteristics of the immediate environment, while the role of access to health care and labor markets is limited.
How do neighborhoods shape health outcomes? In our new WP we show that living in low-income neighborhoods increases the likelihood of developing lifestyle related diseases. To pin down causal place effects, we compare refugees who are quasi-randomly assigned to different locations in Denmark.
call for papers
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📢 🏹 Call for Papers 🏹📢
3rd workshop in Labour Economics at Nottingham GEP
When: June 1-2, 2026
Keynotes: Gordon Dahl (UCSD) and @annastansbury.bsky.social (MIT)
Small, in-person workshop; plenty of interactions!
🗓️ Submit by March 1 🗓️
Link: tinyurl.com/3kdpb64a
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Does rhetorical othering affect the identity of the targeted minority?
@teresafmonteiro.bsky.social, @hasagerlinea.bsky.social and I study exactly this in the context of Denmark's so-called Ghetto List. Using an RD design, we find that the Ghetto label triggered a cultural backlash
Har udtalt mig om, hvordan (yngre) forskere - og deres børn! - kommer i klemme i den nye kontanthjælpslov. Det risikerer i sidste ende ikke kun at ramme forskerne og deres familier: Vi riskerer som samfund tab af forskertalent og begrænset internationalisering. omnibus.au.dk/arkiv/vis/ar...