Mark Marvin Kadigo
@mark-marvin-k.bsky.social
This is one you can't afford to miss
December 10, 2025 at 1:12 PM
This is one you can't afford to miss
Enjoy reading it and I welcome any feedback which could help improve/nuance the discussions therein.
December 6, 2025 at 5:15 AM
Enjoy reading it and I welcome any feedback which could help improve/nuance the discussions therein.
It offers a deep dive into the perspectives and preferences of both refugees and their hosts with regards to local integration which has been fronted as one of the durable solutions to the refugee crisis.
December 6, 2025 at 5:14 AM
It offers a deep dive into the perspectives and preferences of both refugees and their hosts with regards to local integration which has been fronted as one of the durable solutions to the refugee crisis.
This work benefited from tremendous support from the Job Group at the The World Bank Group (@JanvonderGoltz and @KirstenSchuettler ) and Fafo (@TewodrosAragieKebede ). Great appreciation for your support in this study.
March 24, 2025 at 4:40 AM
This work benefited from tremendous support from the Job Group at the The World Bank Group (@JanvonderGoltz and @KirstenSchuettler ) and Fafo (@TewodrosAragieKebede ). Great appreciation for your support in this study.
🔹 Ethnolinguistic proximity and prior contact with refugees help reduce prejudice, emphasizing the importance of cross-group interactions.
March 20, 2025 at 12:29 PM
🔹 Ethnolinguistic proximity and prior contact with refugees help reduce prejudice, emphasizing the importance of cross-group interactions.
🔹 However, refugees do not show the same prejudice toward hosts.
🔹 Interestingly, negative attitudes are strongest in areas with limited refugee worker presence—suggesting that perceived competition matters even in absence of actual labor market competition.
🔹 Interestingly, negative attitudes are strongest in areas with limited refugee worker presence—suggesting that perceived competition matters even in absence of actual labor market competition.
March 20, 2025 at 12:29 PM
🔹 However, refugees do not show the same prejudice toward hosts.
🔹 Interestingly, negative attitudes are strongest in areas with limited refugee worker presence—suggesting that perceived competition matters even in absence of actual labor market competition.
🔹 Interestingly, negative attitudes are strongest in areas with limited refugee worker presence—suggesting that perceived competition matters even in absence of actual labor market competition.
Key findings:
🔹 Host communities exhibit more negative attitudes toward refugees when they are perceived as direct job competitors.
🔹 Host communities exhibit more negative attitudes toward refugees when they are perceived as direct job competitors.
March 20, 2025 at 12:28 PM
Key findings:
🔹 Host communities exhibit more negative attitudes toward refugees when they are perceived as direct job competitors.
🔹 Host communities exhibit more negative attitudes toward refugees when they are perceived as direct job competitors.
We explore how perceived labor market competition shapes attitudes between refugees and their local hosts using a survey vignette experiment in Ethiopia and Uganda.
March 20, 2025 at 12:24 PM
We explore how perceived labor market competition shapes attitudes between refugees and their local hosts using a survey vignette experiment in Ethiopia and Uganda.