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March 2015

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A distinct gender divide is still present in Iceland's labor market, despite its relatively small gender gap.
What factors are driving this?

Statistics show that France evicts more Roma from its borders than any other European country.
Why is this eviction rate so high?

Poverty levels in Germany reach record highs, raising concerns that the new minimum wage may not be enough to improve welfare.
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Lithuania has suffered from a rapidly increasing brain drain through out-migration to other European countries.
Could student migration remedy their situation?

• Who benefits from return migration to developing countries? by Jackline Wahba

• Setting policy on asylum: Has the EU got it right? by Tim Hatton

• Naturalization and citizenship: Who benefits? by Christina Gathmann

• The shadow economy in industrial countries by Dominik H. Enste

• Sports, exercise, and labor market outcomes by Michael Lechner

• Is unconditional basic income a viable alternative to other social welfare measures? by Ugo Colombino

• Youth sports and the accumulation of human capital by Michael A. Leeds

• The impact of bilingual education on student achievement by Aimee Chin

• Do higher levels of education and skills in an area benefit wider society? by John V. Winters