Havrylchyk O.

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Living in limbo: Economic and social costs for refugees
Our paper tests the hypothesis that living in limbo could have negative consequences for the socio-economic integration of refugees. We define limbo as a protracted period when asylum seekers are waiting for the decision concerning their permanent refugee status. Relying on the French survey of migrants, France's longitudinal survey of migrants (ELIPA), we measure integration by labour market participation, fluency…
2020
Ukrayinchuk N. Havrylchyk O.
English France Access & participation Secondary education Socio-economic status Surveys & questionnaire Longitudinal study Integration & assimilation Gender