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Anna Hägglund
60.45
22.27
Finland
FI
Mirna Safi
48.8566
2.3522
France
FR
Sören Tumeltshammer
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Netherlands
NL
Nina Bandelj
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United States of America
US
Jiwook Jung
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South Korea
KR
Halil Sabanci
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Germany
DE
Marta Elvira
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Spain
ES
Tali Kristal
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Israel
IL
Andrew Penner
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United States of America
US
Anthony Rainey
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United States of America
US
Dustin Avent-Holt
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United States of America
US
Don Tomaskovic-Devey
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United States of America
US
Noa Jensen
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Denmark
DK
Martin Hällsten
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Sweden
SE
István Boza
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Hungary
HU
Eunmi Mun
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-72.05665986138928
South Korea
KR
Alena Křížková
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14.414210039485027
Czechia
CZ
Lasse Folke Henriksen
55.68160751484388
12.529705126333232
Denmark
DK
Feng Hou
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Canada
CA
Aleksandra Kanjuo-Mrčela
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Slovenia
SI
Naomi Kodama
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Japan
JP
Malte Reichelt
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Germany
DE
Are Skeie Hermansen
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Norway
NO
Olivier Godechot
48.85402077709611
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France
FR
Zoltán Lippényi
52.395403508870395
4.916744952248238
Netherlands
NL
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Inequality varies across workplaces and institutional contexts. We trace these patterns and their driving forces.
We explore several comparative research themes
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Latest Key Finding

Children of immigrants — born and raised in the country their parents migrated to — face a wage disadvantage compared to individuals without a migration background, even when accounting for differences in education and occupation.