Abstract Resettling in the United States poses unique challenges for refugees. Radicalized
labor markets, educational systems, and housing markets present hidden and overt …

Using 1990 5% Census and American Community Survey data, we examine the economic
integration of Afghan refugees to the US, focusing on employment rates and income levels …

We discuss factors that may differ between refugees from Asian developing counties and
other immigrants from Asia. These include lower levels of community and kinship ties in the …

Informed by a modified segmented assimilation theory, we use 5% Census and American
Community Survey data to examine the economic integration of Afghan refugees resettled in …

US resettlement policy urges refugees to find employment quickly, failing to adequately
support them as they adjust to their new country or to fully capture the complex experiences …

There is a scarcity of phenomenological studies that have incorporated the voices of Syrian
refugees concerning their resettlement experiences in the United States. This …

Using the 2016 Canadian census data, which is for the first time linked with administrative
data on tax and immigration, this study examines the labour market outcomes of two groups …

In 2013, the United States, with the largest resettlement program in the world, accepted two-
thirds (66,000) of the 98,000 refugees who were permanently resettled that year.[...] The …

This study explores primary integration outcomes among 270 Bhutanese refugees, including
education, employment, income, and health variables. Findings confirm that Bhutanese …

This qualitative case study examines the resettlement experiences of Syrian refugees
through semi-structured interviews with eighteen Syrian refugees living in Cincinnati, OH …