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      Alaka M. Basu is Professor, Development Sociology, Cornell University, and a member of the Guttmacher-Lancet Commission on Sexual and Reproductive Rights and Health      		Alessandro RosinaAlessandro Rosina
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Matthew Wallace
Matthew Wallace

Stockholm University Demography Unit (SUDA), Sweden • Personal webpage • Personal webpage • matthew.wallace(at)sociology.su.se

February 17, 2020

Migrant mortality advantage and the selection hypothesis
La sous-mortalité des migrants et l’hypothèse de sélection

Matthew Wallace, Ben Wilson

We frequently hear that international migrants are a selected subgroup of their origin populations. The veracity of this statement is generally just assumed or inferred from comparison on some specific characteristics (e.g. survival) with the destination population.
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April 23, 2019

Low migrant death rates: actual or artefactual?
Faible mortalité des immigrés: réalité ou artéfact ?

Matthew Wallace
migrant death rates

The mortality of immigrants, even those from poor countries, is lower than that of natives, even in rich receiving countries. In this article, Matthew Wallace examines whether this advantage is real or a data artefact.
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March 10, 2019

The ‘Healthy Immigrant Effect’: the role of educational selectivity
« L’effet de l’immigrant en bonne santé » : le rôle de la sélection par le niveau d’instruction

Mathieu Ichou, Matthew Wallace
migrants

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.
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