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Economics Research Seminar Series: Dr Karen Evelyn Hauge (Ragnar Frisch Centre for Economic Research, Oslo)

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Economics Research Seminar Series: Dr Karen Evelyn Hauge (Ragnar Frisch Centre for Economic Research, Oslo)
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Perceived Discrimination and Refugee Integration

You are invited to the Business School external seminar hosted by the Economics department on Wednesday 3 February 2027 from 15:00 to 16:15 (1 hour talk and 15 minutes Q&A).

The seminar will be held Online via MS Teams.

The speaker is Dr Karen Evelyn Hauge, Senior researcher at the Ragnar Frisch Centre for Economic Research, Oslo. Dr Hauge’s research fields are Experimental Economics, Behavioural Economics, Labour Economics, and Environmental Economics.

Title:

Perceived Discrimination and Refugee Integration

Abstract “Does believing that discrimination is widespread weaken immigrants' attachment to society? We address this question with observational and experimental evidence from a survey targeting all adult UNHCR refugees who have arrived in Norway since 1990. We find that those who perceive high discrimination report a weaker sense of belonging and less trust in Norwegians. We next randomize exposure to true but differently framed information about discrimination against people with foreign-sounding names. Refugees update their priors on the prevalence of societal discrimination, but effects on downstream attitudes are small. Equivalence tests show that we can rule out socially important effects. Public debate highlighting the extent of discrimination is therefore unlikely to weaken refugees' sense of belonging.”

All are welcome.

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MS Teams only

Contact

Bs-Research@abdn.ac.uk

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