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Economics for everybody : Forced emigration: the origins and prospects of refugees in France by Benjamin Michallet

In this new infographic from Economics for everybody, discover the prospects of refugees in France between November 2020 and April 2021 explained by Benjamin Michallet.

Published on 06/16/2022 05:47

Benjamin Michallet is a post-doctoral researcher at the Paris School of Economics and the CNRS. His current research focuses on the evaluation of social and economic integration schemes for vulnerable populations.

Based on the work:
Michallet B., 2022, “Forced emigration: the origins and prospects of refugees in France (OPReF)“.
Rapoport H., Michallet B. & Schneider-Strawczynski S., 2022, Survey on the origins and prospects of refugees in France.

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