Income increases for international migrants from the Philippines fostered economic development and investments in education in migrant-origin communities.

Heightened violence in the hometowns of Syrian-born students led to improved scores in their new Turkish schools

Expanded public schooling in India increased education and earnings for students in targeted regions, but estimates of this effect are dampened when accounting for broader economic changes

Productivity losses from pollution through the indirect migration channel are approximately as much as the direct health costs of pollution

Caste-based reservations in government jobs and colleges in India resulted in potential future beneficiaries staying in school longer

Resource-rich countries do poorly when they have resource-rich neighbours, why? Possibly due to increased conflict.