June 10, 2024International MigrationOpen Access

Own or public? Later livelihoods of Ukrainian war migrant households in Poland

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KKKatarzyna KochaniakKrakow University of Economics AKAnna KorzeniowskaUniversity of Sussex MPMichał Bernard PietrzakUniversité Claude Bernard Lyon 1

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Econometric analysis reveals key determinants of livelihood self-reliance in Ukrainian migrant households, highlighting targeted professional activation as vital for integration.

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Professional activation and targeted childcare assistance foster self-reliance among displaced families, whereas sufficient monetary aid and language barriers hinder independent income.
Analysis using an econometric framework across a nationwide sample evaluates the balance of earned income, employer support, and public assistance in sustaining displaced households.
Highlights the necessity for public authorities to realign migration policy toward career integration and structural support rather than relying solely on unconditional cash transfers.

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Kochaniak et al. (2024) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68e65767b6db6435875e62ad https://doi.org/10.1111/imig.13287

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Econometric analysis reveals key determinants of livelihood self-reliance in Ukrainian migrant households, highlighting targeted professional activation as vital for integration.

Own or public? Later livelihoods of Ukrainian war migrant households in Poland

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Own or public? Later livelihoods of Ukrainian war migrant households in Poland

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