World migrations, Discrimination, Integration

Is it true that the majority of the French population today reports not belonging to any religion?

How are inequalities in academic performance constructed over the course of schooling?

The ‘Healthy Immigrant Effect’: the role of educational selectivity

Public interest in migration has intensified in recent times, and restrictive policies are gaining increasing political support. These are often based on misconceptions, such as migrants being responsible for spreading diseases and costing too much to the healthcare system. In fact, Mathieu Ichou and Matthew Wallace show that in France, as elsewhere, immigrants (especially those from poor and distant countries) are selected, and enjoy better heath than natives. To begin with, at least.

International Experiences-Interview with Sarah Spencer

Interview for the seminar : " Migration and integration: why does scientific research have so little impact on political decision-making?” Date:28th of March 2017 Duration:2’46"

Migration flows of immigrants

Residence permits by reasons for admission

Immigrants by country of birth