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In addition to the wealth of research conducted on migrations in Europe, research covering other regions of the world has created many additional comparison opportunities. Overview: historian Sabine Dullin explores the role of boundaries and mobility on the Soviet regime; political scientist Hélène Le Bail studies migration trajectories in East Asia, as well as migratory policies in Japan; economist Joan Monras studies the impact on wages of Latin American migrations in the South of the USA; economist Florian Oswald studies the impact of immigration on real estate prices in the USA; political scientist Daniel Sabbagh focuses on the study of anti-discrimination policies in the USA; political scientist Hélène Thiollet conducts research on migratory policies in the countries of the South and more particularly the Middle East and sub-Saharan Africa.  Other researchers work on migrations as a whole: their global governance, climate migrations…

Finally, considerable research more or less directly touches upon migration issues by studying subjects with which they are consistently linked: political life, identities, nationalisms, mobility, developing countries, and of course, conflicts.

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