Immigrant entrepreneurs and refugee entrepreneurship appear on 13 recent papers, while immigration as a topic is rising fast in the economics journals. Millions of recent refugees and migrants have started businesses. Do their firms grow, hire natives and survive, and which policies (work permits, credit, recognition of qualifications) make the difference?
Papers in the last 30 days — immigrant entrepreneurs: 3 · immigrant entrepreneurship: 1
Immigration and migrant workers appear on 141 recent papers, mostly in economics, with 42 in July–September 2026 against about 30 per quarter before. Only 18 carry a housing, rent or house-price keyword. Housing costs are now the loudest argument in immigration politics. How much of rent growth do arrivals explain, and how much is a lack of building?
Papers in the last 30 days — immigration: 2 · housing market: 3
Household registration and hukou reform appear on 22 recent papers in the economics and finance journals, and rural-urban migration on 15. Chinese cities have loosened residence rules, and many smaller cities now grant local registration freely. Do migrants settle when they can, and do cities gain workers or welfare costs?
Papers in the last 30 days — household registration: 1 · rural-urban migration: 1
Migration keywords appear on 283 recent papers, with 85 in the last quarter against about 61 per quarter before, but only 20 of them carry a climate, weather, drought, flood or disaster keyword, and "climate-induced migration" on 3. Do people move because of climate shocks, how far, and does the move help?
Papers in the last 30 days — internal migration: 2