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Research update
21 July 2016
Thomas Elston speaks at White House

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Thomas Elston is currently in the US for fieldwork; he is meeting with some officials from the Office of Management and Budget in the White House, as well as presenting his research findings to senior federal officials in the Government Services Administration. 

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Journal article on immigration and the welfare state

Isabel Ruiz is co-author of an article in the Oxford Review of Economic Policy about the evidence on how immigration interacts with the welfare state.

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Roxana Radu has edited a special issue of the journal Telecommunications Policy focusing on internet governance.

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Paper showing that additional schooling leads people to behave and vote in more climate-friendly ways

A paper by Noam Angrist and colleagues in the Review of Economics and Statistics (MIT) estimates how far additional years of schooling influence individual behaviour change and voting preferences around climate change. The authors show that an extra year of education substantially increases pro-climate beliefs, behaviours, and policy preferences.

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