Short pieces:
Challenges, Successes, and Recommendations: U.S. Labor Mobility Pathways for Displaced People (RLI Blog, Nov. 2025) [text]
The DOT’s trucking crackdown isn’t about safety — it’s about immigration (Niskanen Center Commentary, Nov. 2025) [text]
It’s not digital platforms that hire refugees – it’s people (LSE Inequalities Blog, Nov. 2025) [text]
- Focuses on Kenya.
Refugees who left their homes and became successful business owners – in their own words (Loughborough Univ., Nov. 2025) [text]
- Focuses on the UK.
Syrian forced migrants in Turkey have built businesses despite challenges. Here’s what has helped them succeed (The Conversation, Nov. 2025) [text]
USCIS Restricts Work Permits for Asylum Seekers (The Asylumist Blog, Nov. 2025) [text]
When Trump’s immigration raids become foreign policy (Niskanen Center Commentary, Oct. 2025) [text]
Journal articles:
"Government Efforts to Boost Diaspora Remittances Earn Mixed Results," Migration Information Source, 5 Nov. 2025 [text]
"Integrated psychological capital and theory of planned behavior as predictors of entrepreneurial intentions among refugees," Discover Psychology, 5:143 (Nov. 2025) [open access]
- Focuses on Uganda.
"Navigating overqualification: Syrian female refugees with university degrees in the labour market," Women's Studies International Forum, vol. 114 (Jan.-Feb. 2026) [free full-text]
- Focuses on Türkiye.
"A qualitative study of the experiences of Syrian physicians in Türkiye: the need to strengthen integration," Human Resources for Health, 23:63 (Nov. 2025) [open access]
"Ukrainian displaced women entrepreneurs in EU countries: Pathways to inclusion in the European business environment," Women's Studies International Forum, vol. 114 (Jan.-Feb. 2026) [free full-text]
"Weathering the storm: Career development stories of Syrian refugee women in Türkiye," Women's Studies International Forum, vol. 114 (Jan.-Feb. 2026) [free full-text]
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