Each year, LISER and the University of Luxembourg organize a Doctoral Lecture Series where leading experts from around the world present their latest research on cross-border labor mobility. These lectures not only train our PhD candidates to excel in their fields, but also broaden the knowledge of Luxembourg’s academic community.
All lectures take place at the University’s Weicker Campus.
Registration is free but mandatory, more information and links available in the cards below. This lecture series is Supported by the Luxembourg National Research Fund (FNR) (PRIDE19/14302992) and (RESCOM/25/19439574).
Yale School of Management
Development, Health, Remittance
September 2024
University of Southampton
Return Migration
October 2024
Universitat de Barcelona
Migration, Education and Gender
November 2024
Universität Mannheim
The Effect of Immigration Restrictions on the Economy: Lessons from the 1920s Border Closure
January 2025
World Bank
Identification applied to migration
February 2025
World Bank
Forced Migration
March 2025
Paris School of Economics
Migration as adaptation to climate change
May 2025
Harvard Business School
Climate Matching in migration
June 2025
University of Colorado
Left Behind, Migration Policies and Education
July 2025
London School of Economics
Economics of Forced Displacement and Socioeconomic Integration
November 2023
Southern Methodist University in Dallas
Identity, Culture and Politics
December 2023
Georgetown University
Fiscal Impact of Immigration: Empirical Evidence at the Local Level
January 2024
Università degli Studi di Milano Bicocca
Immigration Attitudes, Intergroup Contact and Perspective-taking
February 2024
Barcelona School of Economics
Dynamic Labor Market Equilibrium Models of Immigration
March 2024
University of Bristol
Experimental Approach in Migration and Development
April 2024
CEMFI, Madrid
Benefits and Costs of Big Cities
May 2024
Brown University
The Songs of Refugees
June 2024
Université catholique de Louvain
Migration, Institutions and Group Competition
September 2022
Ecole polytechnique fédérale de Lausanne
Migration and Demography in Sending and Receiving countries
November 2022
Universidad Carlos III de Madrid
Residential segregation and immigrant integration
November 2022
UCLA Anderson School of Management
Long-Term Effects of Immigrants in America
December 2022
ETH Zurich
Access to and Consequences of Citizenship
January 2023
University of California at Davis
Immigration, Innovation and the Labor Market (March 2023)
Monash University
Forced Migration in History
April 2023
World Bank
Migrants, Refugees and Societies
May 2023
14th international Conference on Migration and Development
September 2021
University of Milan
Labor Market Integration of Refugees
October 2021
Universidade Nova de Lisboa
Migration and Development: Lessons from RCT
November 2021
Barcelona School of Economics
Immigration and Wage Dynamics
December 2021
Boston University
Immigration and Females’ Labor Supply
March 2022
ETH Zurich
Impact of Commuting Flows and Labor Market Discrimination
April 2022
University of Warwick
Migration and Firms
May 2022
Brookings Institution
Migration, Innovation and Technology Diffusion
June 2022
Paris School of Economics
Immigration, Culture and Redistribution
September 2019
University of Luxembourg
Cross-Border Mobility of Students
October 2019
University of Nottingham
Political Economy of Migration Policies
November 2019
Southern Methodist University in Dallas
Global Welfare Gains of Labor Mobility (December 2019)
Université Clermont-Auvergne
Determinants of Migration Decisions
February 2020
LISER
Borders and the World Income Distribution
March 2020
University of California at Davis
Growth and Inequality Effects of Immigration (April 2020)
University of Heidelberg
Citizenship and Immigrants’ Integration
May 2020
ACROSS is a project supported by the Luxembourg National Research Fund (FNR) (14302992).
We thank the FNR for its invaluable support for this initiative.