Jonathan Chaloff

@JonathanChaloff

International Migration Division . Migration, demography, admission policy, integration, employment, odd stats. Opinions my own. RTs not endorsements

Paris, France
Joined September 2017
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    Jun 22

    ., Jack Citrin, and I have a new paper forthcoming on correcting misperceptions of the size of the foreign-born population. tl;dr: null effects. But read it anyway! SSRN version: post:

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  2. Jun 22

    Will people change their opinions when they learn that 13% of the OECD population is foreign-born (), and not 30 or 50%? et al's paper says "providing accurate information does little to affect attitudes toward immigration".

    New paper by Dan Hopkins, Jack Citrin, and me: "The Muted Consequences of Correct Information about Immigration."
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    Jun 22

    Comment utiliser au mieux les compétences des migrants? Seul un immigre diplômé du supérieur sur deux est employé à son niveau de compétence! Jean-Christophe Dumont

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    Jun 22

    250 millions de migrants dans le monde. La migration intra européenne est quant à elle en baisse, indique Jean-Christophe Dumont, de l’OCDE.

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    Jun 22

    Jean-Christophe Dumont présente un état des lieux des migrations économiques.

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  6. Jun 21

    Korean migration to OECD countries pretty stable over decade. Migration to 🇰🇷still low in int'l comparison. This & much else in 2018년 국제이주 전망. Full pub: 한국어 개요: /doi.org/10.1787/4fa0bf00-ko

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  7. Jun 21

    as usual big migration player in 2018 . 223k int'l students (+20%), and #4 origin country of all migrants to OECD in 2016 (271k). 🔼in 🇨🇦🇮🇹🇱🇹🇳🇱🔽in🇺🇸🇬🇧

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    Jun 21

    Release+1 of and still trying to put some facts on the table. My colleague on today; he talked about migration trends to the US, asylum and international students. Have a look at the report:

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    Jun 21

    Our report on immigration after is out today. Suggests policymakers must balance a range of economic, demographic and social goals and consider how different programmes are likely to affect migrants decisions.

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  10. Jun 20

    In-depth reading by points out some of the highlights of the 2018 International Migration Outlook

    The U.S. has become a low-immigration nation
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    Jun 20

    A sound and rich discussion with facts and numbers we need more on American networks. Here is the replay of by & in case you missed it.

    Children in cages: What drives Trump's family separation policy?
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  12. Jun 20

    Looking forward to discussing migration on tonight's , following the launch today of the 2018 International Migration Outlook. . 19.10 CET.

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  13. Jun 20

    Impact of the refugee inflow on unemployment is +significant than on employment, b/c new refugees in Europe do poorly on labour market. Effect: 1% max increase in UE. But higher in some countries. (N.B.: 7% more unemployment in DEU - not 7 points more).

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  14. Jun 20

    In 2016, even with peak humanitarian inflows, family migration still comprised 32% of all permanent migration to OECD countries. Economic migration yet to return to its pre-crisis levels.

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  15. Jun 20

    Just how much migration to OECD is due to humanitarian flows? Overall, not much. This chart puts the 2016 spike in perspective. But other migration is growing steadily.

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    Jun 20

    Attention fellow migration nerds: the new OECD International Migration Outlook has arrived.

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  17. Jun 20

    4.2m people migrated temporarily for work to OECD countries in 2016. Reasons were different. But topped the list, due to seasonal and temp workers from Ukraine. In US, H-1B and H-2s. Australia, WHMs. From 2018 International Migration Outlook.

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  18. Jun 20

    Poland #5 origin country of immigrants to OECD (263k in 2016). Where are moving in Europe? the OECD 2018 has the data, and a summary in Polish of the Przegląd migracji międzynarodowej.

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  19. Jun 20

    L'Italia 8o paese d'origine di immigrati all'Ocse nel 2016. 172mila italiani sono emigrati. In Europa, sempre la Germania la 1a destinazione. Dall'edizione 2018 di Prospettive delle migrazioni internazionali. Sintesi in italiano:

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  20. Jun 20

    Only migrant superheroes get citizenship, some said when was naturalised for climbing 4 stories to save a child. The facts from OECD : France naturalised 120k (2016), 3% of foreigners, more than OECD average.

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