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We are excited to share that our paper examining the effectiveness of teacher training programs as a component of education integration policies (with Michael Vlassopoulos & Jackie Wahba) is accepted at the Journal of Human Resources. (The JHR)

📗NEW CPC-CG Policy Briefing reveals the impact of the #Brexit #referendum on #EU #migration to the #UK. 🇬🇧 🇪🇺The findings highlight a significant decline in EU #migrants choosing the UK as their preferred destination. ▶️cpc.ac.uk/docs/2023_PB71…

2. Tuesday. Semi-plenary "Inequalities and migration: in search of the answers" with Melissa Siegel Joanna CliftonSprigg Jackie Wahba @PeichiaLan #ThomasFaist #DariuszStola

"It’s not about the economy or welfare state, it’s about having the possibility to rely on a community that is already there and already established” Our Valentina Di Iasio & Jackie Wahba share QuantMig H2020 Project results at this The Conversation podcast episode! 🔗shorturl.at/bjJK7

Happy to share my new paper with Valentina Di Iasio on the impact of the Brexit referendum vote on UK migration, forthcoming at EER. QuantMig H2020 Project CPC. link: tinyurl.com/4r5zed4b

Published ahead of print at JHR: "Training teachers for diversity awareness: Impact on school outcomes of refugee children" jhr.uwpress.org/content/early/…

Professor Jackline Wahba and Valentina Di Iasio from CPC write in The Conversation that preventing asylum seekers from working, threatening deportation to #Rwanda and the long wait for an asylum decision are not going to stop irregular migration. theconversation.com/hotels-and-emp…

📚NEW! Do training programmes for teachers ease the integration of refugee children? Semih Tumen, Michael Vlassopoulos & Jackie Wahba studied a large-scale teacher training program funded by the EU in #Türkiye and found several positive impacts! Check it out! 🔗population-europe.eu/research/polic…

JUST PUBLISHED – #AsylumSeekers in Europe: where do people go and why? By Jackie Wahba and Valentina Di Iasio (University of Southampton) buff.ly/3ZwxNnR

NEW – #AsylumSeekers in Europe: where do people go and why? By Jackie Wahba and Valentina Di Iasio (University of Southampton) buff.ly/3ZwxNnR

🆕 Special training for teachers in #Turkey aided refugee children’s integration into the education system and improved key educational outcomes. Today on VoxDev, Semih Tumen, Michael Vlassopoulos & Jackie Wahba University of Southampton outline their research: voxdev.org/topic/health-e…

We are delighted to announce 4 scholarships for a PhD in Economics through the South Coast Doctoral Training Partnership. The deadline for applications is 19/1/24. Please share with any interested students. SCDTP application link: eur03.safelinks.protection.outlook.com/?url=https%3A%…

Very excited to see my paper with Jackie Wahba on the determinants of refugees' destinations published in World Development! sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Very interesting study that, using digital trace data, corroborates what Jackie Wahba and I found in our paper on Brexit and EU migration

📗 New CPC-CG Policy Briefing compares educational, employment, and occupational mobility between second-generation immigrants and White British individuals in the UK, revealing significant disparities. By Valentina Di Iasio, Corrado Giulietti & Jackie Wahba ▶️cpc.ac.uk/docs/PB75_Mind…

As part of a key expansion to enhance its vibrant research, education, and knowledge exchange, the University of Southampton's Department of Economics is advertising up to 10 positions at the Lecturer, Associate Professor, and Professor levels. UoS_Economics University of Southampton

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New Center for Global Development blog post on working bans references paper by Valentina Di Iasio and Jackie Wahba on the “pull factor” theory which shows the relationship between #asylum applications and the length of working bans is not statistically significant. Read more 👇👇 cgdev.org/blog/letting-a…

🔖 NEW findings on #workingfromhome Hopes that it would help struggling UK regions attract high-skilled workers to level up #economy not realised Economic and Social Research Council Ministry of Housing, Communities & Local Gov-funded project led by CPC-CG members Jackie Wahba & McCollum, with City-REDI Business and Law University of the Arts London ▶️cpc.ac.uk/news/latest_ne…

University of Sussex NOVA, OsloMet Heather Rolfe British Future National Institute of Economic and Social Research Uni of Birmingham Our newly elected trustee Jackie Wahba is Professor of Economics at University of Southampton. An applied labour economist specialising in international migration & displacement, Jackie is a Founding Fellow of Royal Economic Society. Find out more about our new Trustees ➡️ acss.org.uk/news/five-new-…