Research often shows recent immigrants have better mental health than natives, but this advantage fades over time. A UK study finds no evidence of deteriorating mental health with time.

Research shows recent immigrants are healthier than natives, but established ones fare worse. Studying Germany (2002-2021), we confirm unhealthy assimilation in mental health.

This article expands the scope of comparative social stratification research in education to rapidly developing, largely low-income sub-Saharan Africa. First, we investigate trends in the...

Children of immigrants in Europe are often found to make more ambitious track choices than native-origin peers, net of academic performance and socioeconomic status. However, literature is mostly...

The children of immigrants usually make more ambitious enrolment choices than native students with comparable socioeconomic status and academic achievement. Less is known about how ethnic choice...

Sorting students on the basis of their academic performance into hierarchically ordered curriculums (i.e., between-school tracking) is common practice in various educational systems....

A study of unemployment in Sweden for second-generation immigrants and their parents shows that the likelihood that disadvantage will be passed to offspring varies according to national origin.