Free movement of production factors in the enlarged EU has led to immigration flows from
East to West and from South to North with a significant impact on EU labor markets. Fiscal …

This paper investigates the association between family formation and the labour market
trajectories of immigrants' descendants over the life course. Using rich data from the …

Ethnicity and social class are two of the main axes stratifying life chances in developed
societies. Nevertheless, knowledge of the integration of ethnic minorities into the pattern of …

ABSTRACT In many Western European countries, governments have increasingly accepted
the strategies of enhancing equality between immigrants and EU nationals in major policy …

Research on the children of immigrants born in the host country (G2) consistently reveals
disparities between their educational achievements and labour market outcomes compared …

As the population of new residents in Taiwan continues to increase due to the increasingly
severe trend of having fewer children, the life and school adaptation of the second …

Introduction The native-born children of migrants represent one of the fastest-growing and
most diverse young populations in the world today. A growing body of research highlights an …

The socio-economic inclusion of the children of immigrants in the host labor markets is still
problematic, and connoted by a general penalization if compared with their native …

Overqualification is one of the key labor market disadvantages that the children of
immigrants born in the host society–the second generation (G2)–disproportionately …

How do collective bargaining (CB) systems affect inequality and poverty in developed
countries? The answer to this question is still largely uncertain and much debated. Some …