Using millions of father-son pairs spanning more than 100 years of US history, we find that
children of immigrants from nearly every sending country have higher rates of upward …

We link future members of Congress to the de-anonymized 1940 census to offer a uniquely
detailed analysis of how economically unrepresentative American politicians were in the …

Using longitudinal register data from Oslo, Norway, this article examines how cumulative
childhood exposure to family and neighbourhood contexts influences the educational …

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 …

The slowdown in China's economic growth in the past decade has forced many migrant
workers to return or plan to return to their rural hometowns temporarily. Extant studies on …

This paper examines income trajectories among migrants from various countries across
three generations in Denmark, comparing them to native Danes. Exploiting comprehensive …

Why do foreign-born immigrant workers often concentrate in low-wage, minority-dense
workplaces? Do immigrants' native-born children—who typically acquire better language …

I denne rapporten ser vi på den sosiale mobiliteten blant personer som var i alderen 30 til 40
år i 2019. Fokuset ligger på den såkalte vertikale mobiliteten, det vil si bevegelsen oppover …

A key measure of equality of opportunity is intergenerational mobility. Of particular interest is
the extent to which children of immigrants catch up with natives. Using administrative data …

Due to stringent regulation on the Swedish primary rental market, many individuals turn to
long-term sublets to satisfy their housing demand. A lack of accessible data has made study …