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Around the world, the state of refugee integration policy is dire. Fortunately, this is changing. Here are three broad lessons I personally take from the new, rigorous evidence presented at the symposium on refugee integration, at the University of California Davis Global Migration Center.
This week's links include Chris Blattman's return to blogging, afterschool programs in El Salvador, knowledge transfer from the Soviet Union to China, and more...
This entry introduces six papers published from November 1 to November 15 on various topics, including agriculture, trade, vaccine hesitancy and others.
Weekly links April 23: RCT pointillism, the evaluation winners curse, subsidizing farmers to use machines, phone surveys and income expectations, and more… · Federal Reserve of Minneapolis interview with Esther Duflo: she offers her thoughts on the growth and inequality relationship and why there isn’t a trade-off, on whether there will be sovereign defaults after COVID-19, and why doing RCTs is like a Seurat painting. · The 2021 Clark Medal was awarded to Isaiah Andrews. A Fine Theorem does its usual excellent job in summarizing some of Isaiah’s research contr...