MiSoC
Current work – Ethnicity and migration
We are currently working on:
- Separating Immigrant Families: Negotiating Care for Children
- 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
- Intergenerational Consequences of Immigrant Selectivity: when does contextual attainment matter?
- Helping charities and community groups assess how they can make a difference
- Multigenerational social mobility in migrant and non-migrant families
New research will become available here, please check back regularly.
Read our MiSoC Explainers on Ethnicity and Migration here.
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