Search Results - subject_exact:"Immigration policy"

Foreign-native wage differentials and the role of visa regime in Japan : evidence from the linked employer-employee data, 2020-2023

Hashimoto, Yuki; Kambayashi, Ryo; Manjōme, Masao; … - 2026

Using newly available linked employer-employee data, we investigate foreign-native wage differentials in Japan. Our contribution is twofold: first, we benchmark Japan against Western countries by following Hermansen et al. (2025)'s method; second, we exploit Japan's tightly structured visa regime...

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Immigration lobbying and hold-up in investment

Ghosh, Atisha - 2025

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Immigration and the welfare state

Allen, William L.; Fernández-Reino, Mariña; Ruiz, Isabel - 2025

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Trading off openness : economic information and immigration policy preferences

Cattaneo, Cristina; Grieco, Daniela; Lacetera, Nicola; … - 2026

We conducted a survey experiment with over 8,000 participants in Germany, Hungary and Italy to examine how information about the economic impact of immigration affects the support for more open immigration policies. Respondents who received projections showing higher future incomes under more...

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Uncertain futures: how did the threat of rescinding DACA affect eligible immigrants' outcomes?

Szurop, Mate - 2025 - Revised October 27, 2025

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Hungary and refugee : from historical to legal development

Bahri, Mohammad Thoriq - 2024

In 2015 refugee crisis, Hungary's strict border controls and legal reforms drew international criticism, straining EU relations. This article employs the qualitative legal historical methodology to investigate the historical dynamics underpinning Hungary's shifting refugee policies. The analysis...

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The wage effects of restricting temporary foreign workers : evidence from Canada's 2014 TFWP reforms

Chen, Wen-hao; Fang, Tony - 2025

This study examines the labor market impacts of Canada's 2014 reforms to the Temporary Foreign Worker Program (TFWP), which introduced stricter limits on hiring low-skilled foreign workers. Using a difference-in-differences framework with Labour Force Survey data from 2005 to 2019, we compare...

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Immigration restriction and the transfer of cultural norms over time and boundaries : the case of religiosity

Galli, Fausto; Manzavino, Simone; Russo, Giuseppe - 2024

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Immigration restriction and the transfer of cultural norms over time and boundaries : the case of religiosity

Galli, Fausto; Manzavino, Simone; Russo, Giuseppe - 2023

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From integration to attraction : a PROMETHEE approach to macro-talent management for migrants : a comparative analysis of european welfare models

Tsaousiotis, Kiriakos; Panitsidis, Konstantinos; Vezou, … - 2026

Amid Europe's demographic decline and the intensifying global "war for talent," migration is increasingly viewed as a critical source of human capital capable of sustaining economic growth and welfare systems. Nevertheless, the literature on Macro-Talent Management (MTM) has primarily focused on...

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India migration report 2024 : Indians in Canada

2025

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Growing from the STEM? : OPT classification and international students in economics

Hu, Shengrong; Winters, John V. - 2025

The Optional Practical Training (OPT) program now provides up to 36 months of employment authorization for foreign students completing college degrees in the U.S. in science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) fields. Econometrics and Quantitative Economics (EQE) was added as a STEM field...

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Growing from the STEM? : OPT classification and international students in economics

Hu, Shengrong; Winters, John V. - 2025

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Deutschlands Migrationspolitik zwischen Anspruch, Realität und Reform

Stamp, Joachim - 2026

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Re-bordering Schengen? : Explaining the spatial patterns of border control measures

Chilla, Tobias; Bertram, Dominik; Hippe, Stefan - 2026

This article examines the temporary reintroduction of internal border controls within the Schengen area and its implications for spatial and political integration. While European cross-border integration has intensified over recent decades, recent crises, most notably the migration crisis and...

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The cost of waiting for nationality : impact on immigrant’s labor market outcomes in Spain

Domenella, Yanina - 2025

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The recent rise of the far right and voters’ anti-refugee attitudes in Europe

Kim, Yoonjung; Kim, Nam Seok - 2024

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Proposing mobility visas as an alternative to employer sponsorship : addressing inequalities in the treatment of temporary migrant workers

Clibborn, Stephen; Wright, Chris F. - 2023

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Immigrant-native wage gaps and immigration tariffs : examining the case for an H-1B visa tax

Clemens, Michael A. - 2026

The US government in 2025 imposed a $100,000 tax on each high-skill foreign worker entering with an H-1B work visa. The only public economic justification calculates the tax to offset an estimated wage penalty for H-1B workers relative to US natives. But this estimate suffers from substantial...

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Immigrant-native wage gaps and immigration tariffs : examining the case for an H-1B visa tax

Clemens, Michael A. - 2026

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The effects of deregulation of the immigration policy on study migrants' human capital formation

Shimada, Akira - 2023

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Did 2004 EU expansion matter to new migrants' housing tenure and settlement choices in England?

Jewell, Sarah; Nanda, Anupam; Oladiran, Olayiwola - 2025

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United in victory, divided in defeat? : football performance, team diversity, and immigration attitudes in Europe

Fontanive, Gauthier; Thill, Emma - 2026

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Externalizing rescue operations at sea : the migration deal between Italy and Libya

Zambiasi, Diego; Albarosa, Emanuele - 2025

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Work authorization delays and economic integration of asylum seekers in the United States

Amuedo Dorantes, Catalina; Bucheli, José R. - 2026

Access to the labor market is crucial for the economic integration of asylum seekers. This study estimates the causal impact of work authorization timing on the labor market outcomes of likely asylum seekers. We link USCIS administrative records with American Community Survey microdata and use...

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La inmigración en España : retos, impacto y políticas

2026

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Immigration from a terror-prone nation : destination nation's optimal immigration and counterterrorism policies

Bandyopadhyay, Subhayu; Gaibulloev, Khusrav; Sandler, Todd - 2025

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Immigration from a terror-prone nation : destination nation's optimal immigration and counterterrorism policies

Bandyopadhyay, Subhayu; Gaibulloev, Khusrav; Sandler, Todd - 2023

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Local effects of industrial complexes

Palm, Lennart; Perl, Maximilian; Yesilbayraktar, Ugur - 2026

We examine the local effects of South Korea's large-scale place-based industrial policy of constructing industrial complexes in left-behind regions. We compile a novel dataset on industrial complex designations dating back to the 1960s and link it to administrative establishment surveys. Using a...

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Does the EU need a common immigration and asylum policy?

Poutvaara, Panu - 2025

The main challenge in high-skilled immigration is to make Europe sufficiently attractive. Employers should be trusted to evaluate who is qualified to work in non-regulated professions. Migration Partnerships ease low-skilled labor migration and help combat irregular migration. Distributing...

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Immigration analysis in three countries model

Yamada, Kota; Yasuoka, Masaya - 2026

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Managing "mixed" migration to the EU : the challenge of sharing responsibility to protect refugees in the 21st Century

Lücke, Matthias - 2025

Worldwide, many people aspire to migrate to the EU for various motives, including persecution at home and better economic prospects in the EU - hence the notion of "mixed" migration. Without restrictions, far more people would migrate to the EU than the EU can or will accommodate. This is true...

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Control without credibility : immigration to the UK since the Brexit referendum

Portes, Jonathan - 2026

Immigration was central both to the 2016 Brexit referendum campaign and to the political narratives that followed it. Yet the trajectory of migration to the UK since the referendum bears little resemblance to the expectations - or promises - articulated at the time. This paper provides an...

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Does the EU need a new common migration policy? : evidence-based insights from Germany and Greece

Vella, Eugenia - 2025

Migration can stimulate economic growth when managed strategically. Heterogeneous impacts require targeted and redistributive policies. Narratives of migration as purely a supply-side issue are overly reductive. Migration can serve as a deficit-financing alternative to tax hikes or spending...

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Sanctuary policies and the mortgage market behavior : reducing uncertainty to promote financial inclusion

Zuchowski, David - 2025

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The impact of place-based tax credits on internal migration patterns

Finkelstein, Adi - 2026

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A migration bargain

Goldin, Ian - 2025

Migration brings strong economic benefits in the short term and even greater long-term benefits as it contributes to innovation, investment and economic dynamism. The costs of additional migrants are borne by communities that feel pressure on local services, while the benefits are spread more...

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The making of Singapore as an Asian regional corridor : historicity, trade, and diaspora

2026

Singapore in the History of British North Borneo : an Examination of Singapore as Centre to the Region / Danny Tze Ken Wong -- China, Entrepo??t Trade, and Singapore Chinese Merchants, 1945-65 / Jason Lim -- Trading Hub Beyond Ideologies : Singapore-North Korean Economic Connection and Mission...

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Climate migration management? : Contrasting international policy approaches with evidence from Ghana

Lindegaard, Lily Salloum; Jarawura, Francis Xavier; … - 2025

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From moderates to extremes : how immigration polarizes American politics

Matzat, Johannes; Dreher, Axel; Langlotz, Sarah; … - 2026

We provide causal evidence that immigration has contributed to the polarization of American politics. Using an ancestry-based shift-share instrument, we study immigration flows into U.S. counties between 1992 and 2016. Counties exposed to larger immigrant inflows become more polarized both in...

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From moderates to extremes : how immigration polarizes american politics

Matzat, Johannes; Dreher, Axel; Langlotz, Sarah; … - 2026

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Entrepreneurial coaching and migration intentions : evidence from a randomized controlled trial in Senegal

Beine, Michel; Bourgain, Arnaud; Kempter, Elisabeth; … - 2026

This paper investigates the impact of a one-week entrepreneurial coaching program on overall and irregular migration intentions among young adults in the Dakar metropolitan area, Senegal. Using a randomized controlled trial implemented in partnership with an entrepreneurship training center in...

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COVID-19's impact on immigration and trade preferences

Yamamura, Eiji; Ōtake, Fumio - 2025

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The art of not being raided : beliefs, learning, and consumption under immigration enforcement

Ciancio, Alberto; García Jimeno, Camilo - 2026

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Life out of the shadows : the impacts of regularization programs on the lives of forced migrants

Ibáñez, Ana María; Moya, Andrés; Ortega, María Adelaida - 2025

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"Descended from immigrants and revolutionists" : how family history shapes immigration policy making

Feigenbaum, James; Palmer, Maxwell; Schneer, Benjamin - 2025

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“Descended from Immigrants and Revolutionists : ” How Family History Shapes Immigration Policymaking

Feigenbaum, James; Palmer, Maxwell; Schneer, Benjamin - 2022

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The H-1B wage gap, visa fees, and employer demand

Borjas, George J. - 2026

The H-1B program lets firms hire high-skill foreign workers for a six-year term. The annual number of visas allocated to for-profit firms is capped at 85,000 and there is excess demand for those visas. The analysis merges administrative data, including the I-129 petitions that report the wage...

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The H-1B wage gap, visa fees, and employer demand

Borjas, George J. - 2026

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Migration and the politics of integration : IMISCOE short reader

Borevi, Karin; Kaya, Ayhan - 2026

This open access short reader provides an introductory yet critically analytical exploration of migration and the politics of integration. Drawing inspiration from Nira Yuval-Davis' concept of the 'politics of belonging,' we define the 'politics of integration' as various political projects...

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Political backlash to refugee settlement : cultural and economic drivers

Campo, Francesco; Giunti, Sara; Mendola, Mariapia; … - 2025

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Political backlash to refugee settlement : cultural and economic drivers

Campo, Francesco; Giunti, Sara; Mendola, Mariapia; … - 2023

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Japan (and Western countries) immigration policies to the test of labour market indicators and demographic trends

Bruni, Michele - 2026

Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi is proposing very restrictive migration policies. This paper argues that, given Japan's past migration strategy, large-scale immigration will become unavoidable. By contrast, other countries facing similar structural labour shortages will be able to respond not only...

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Unregistered labour in tourism : a bibliometric analysis of immigrant workers' challenges and research trends

Mavrić, Bartola; Akova, Orhan - 2025

This bibliometric analysis examines the difficulties experienced by immigrants who work as unregistered workers in the tourism industry. The study aims to provide a comprehensive overview of existing research on this issue by examining publication trends, key contributors, and themes of focus....

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Friend-shoring in migration? : investigating the links between geopolitical fragmentation and global migration

Raggl, Anna Katharina; Ramskogler, Paul - 2025

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Migration Anticipation and Preparedness : Making Migration Management Work

2026

Governments face increasing pressure to respond swiftly and effectively to rapidly evolving international migration flows – whether forced or planned. Anticipation is key to this response, but remains a challenge, and some important categories of migration are still not the object of forecast....

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Reframing approaches to workplace violence towards Pacific homecare workers in New Zealand and Australia

Ofe-Grant, Maulupeivao Betty; Ravenswood, Katherine; … - 2025

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How an unexpected asylum seeker influx affects host residents' mental health : quasi-experimental evidence from South Korea

Shin, Seonho - 2026

The impact of sudden asylum seeker inflows on host residents' mental health is largely unexplored. The present study addresses this research gap and provides the first causal evidence from the non-Western context by exploiting the unexpected influx of Yemeni asylum seekers to Jeju Island, South...

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