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Subject: Migration

Trick or treat? The Brexit effect on immigrants’ mental health in the United Kingdom

Theresa May’s pre-Windrush policies caused mental distress for Black Britons, finds study

Does frequent internet use increase the propensity to change address? UK evidence from Understanding Society on mobility preferences, expectations and moves

Trends in panel attrition in Understanding Society: waves 1 to 13

Do attitudes towards immigrants matter? The subjective wellbeing of immigrants in England and Wales and their exposure to non‑migrants

The effect of foreign students in higher education on native students’ outcomes

When life happens: the impact of life events on turnout

Does personality matter? Exploring its moderating role on the relationship between neighbourhood ethnic outgroup-size and preferences for Brexit

Exploring the impact of ‘hostile environment’ policies on psychological distress of ethnic groups in the UK: a differences-in-differences analysis

The association of long-term exposure to outdoor air pollution with all-cause GP visits and hospital admissions by ethnicity and country of birth in the United Kingdom

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