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Blog author: Neli Demireva

Do host country human capital acquisitions and the context of reception shape the employment and occupational prestige gap between the native-born, economic and non-economic migrants in European countries

Life Course Disadvantage of Immigrant and Ethnic Minority Women in the UK

Are Ethnic Enclaves to Blame for Social Glue Fractures?

Do migrants undercut the job quality of natives?

MiSoC researcher Dr Neli Demireva, together with Dr Wouter Zwysen, investigate the employment outcomes and types of jobs migrants, ethnic minorities and white British majority members do

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