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September 20, 2016

Discrimination against female migrants wearing a headscarf

Germany is currently experiencing a high influx of Muslim migrants. Their labor market integration is a crucial policy goal. However, […]

  • callback
  • correspondence study
  • discrimination
  • field experiment
  • headscarf
  • hiring
  • job applications
  • Muslim
  • resume
  • Turkish
  • Doris Weichselbaumer
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August 15, 2016

Backlash against Muslim immigrants after terrorist attacks harms integration and the economy

The recent rise in the number and intensity of fundamentalist Islamic terrorist attacks occurring in several Western cities could, as […]

  • attitudes
  • high-skilled
  • integration
  • Islam
  • migration
  • Muslim
  • Netherlands
  • segregation
  • terrorism
  • Ahmed Elsayed
  • Andries de Grip
Research

August 10, 2015

Vanishing effect of religion on the labor market participation of European women

Religion and the traditional role model it conveys affects female labor market participation: Studies show that the likelihood of employment […]

  • behavioral differences
  • catholic
  • Christian-orthodox
  • democratization
  • female employment
  • labor market participation
  • modernization
  • Muslim
  • protestant
  • religion
  • religious denomination
  • Francesco Pastore
  • Justina A.V. Fischer
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March 10, 2015

The negative labor market outcomes of a Muslim minority: How policy can make a big difference

The labor market success of ethnic and religious minorities often lags behind the average population. Discrimination, segregation and cultural frictions […]

  • discrimination
  • education
  • employment
  • infrastructure
  • labor market outcomes
  • minority
  • Muslim
  • segregation
  • wages
  • Eran Yashiv
  • Nitsa Kasir
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December 4, 2014

Exposure to Ramadan in utero affects labor market outcomes

Nutritional disruptions experienced during the stage of fetal development impair an individual’s labor market productivity later in life. This is […]

  • annual salary
  • biological impact
  • Denmark
  • disability
  • employment status
  • fetal development
  • hours of work
  • intrauterine exposure
  • Muslim
  • nutritional disruptions
  • wage rate
  • Erdal Tekin
  • Jane Greve
  • Marie Louise Schultz-Nielsen
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March 26, 2014

More schooling makes women less likely to vote for Islamic parties

Many countries in the Middle East and North Africa are characterized by low levels of per capita income, democracy and […]

  • education
  • Islam
  • Muslim
  • religion
  • schooling
  • Turkey
  • women
  • Naci Mocan
  • Resul Cesur

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