Louise Caron
Biographic Data
| ID | 276914 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Louise Caron |
| GIVEN NAMES | Louise |
| FAMILY NAME | Caron |
| SIGNATURE | CARON L |
| AFFILIATIONS | Institut national d'études démographiques |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-8838-3058 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 37 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 11 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2017 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Assimilation or third-generation disadvantage? Educational and occupational attainment among the grandchildren of immigrants in France
The grandchildren of immigrants have long been regarded as a litmus test for whether immigrant-origin populations successfully incorporate into the destination societies. Yet, we know very little about the ‘new’ third generation—that is, the grandchildren of immigrants who immigrated in the postwar era to Europe. Here, we rely on new, large-scale French data providing a unique opportunity to study the socioeconomic attainment of third-generation …
Where to (Next)? Family and Childhood Migration Experience and Migration Aspirations in Adulthood
Migration is increasingly recognized as a dynamic, often recurrent, and intergenerational process. Yet, little research has examined how childhood exposure to international migration, through one's own moves and through family history, shapes aspirations for future (im)mobility. In this article, we address this gap using a life course perspective to investigate how both direct and indirect migration experiences during childhood influence openness…
Born Again French: Explaining Inconsistency in Citizenship Declarations in French Longitudinal Data
Citizenship is a fundamental boundary in contemporary societies that entails rights, a sense of belonging, and social status. Drawing on longitudinal census data, this article tracks individual changes in self-reported citizenship over 30 years in France. Respondents choose one of three categories: "French by birth," "became French," or "foreigner." The first category should be stable over the life course: one is born, but cannot become, "French …
Transregional spouses, parents and children: How gender and family shape return migration in the French overseas
This paper explores the role of migrants' family dynamics over the life cycle on their decisions to return focusing on three dimensions: relationship status, children and intergenerational solidarities. It brings a unique contribution to migration studies by investigating whether these mechanisms differ for male and female migrants. Combining two surveys ( Migration Family Ageing and Trajectories and Origins ) collected in the origin and destinat…
Multiple (il)legal pathways: The diversity of immigrants' legal trajectories in Belgium
A growing number of primarily qualitative studies have shown that the legal trajectories of immigrants in Western countries are often complex. However, immigrantsâ long-term legal trajectories remain a blind spot in quantitative migration research
Des parcours migratoires aux positions économiques: Ce Que Les Migrations Complexes Changent À l'Insertion Des Immigrés
Cet article interroge ce qu'une meilleure prise en compte des expériences migratoires antérieures apporte à la compréhension des processus d'intégration des immigrés dans le pays de destination. En se fondant sur les données de l'enquête ' Trajectoires et Origines ' (TeO) (Ined-Insee, 2008-2009), il décrit d'abord la diversité des parcours géographiques passés des immigrés en France grâce à des analyses de séquences qui mettent au jour plusieurs …
Migrations internationales: Ce que l’on mesure (ou pas)
Parmi les événements qui contribuent à la dynamique démographique, les migrations internationales sont les plus difficiles à appréhender. La plupart des pays du monde ne disposent pas d’instruments permettant de produire des statistiques régulières. D’un pays à l’autre, les définitions et les méthodes de mesure peuvent varier. Depuis le début des années 2000, les organisations internationales, comme les Nations Unies ou l’Union européenne, promeu…
An Intergenerational Perspective on (Re)migration: Return and Onward Mobility Intentions across Immigrant Generations
This article compares the prevalence and determinants of international mobility intentions across immigrant generations (G1, G1.5, G2, and G2.5), using French survey data. Two types of migration intentions are analyzed: (a) return to the (parents’) origin country and (b) onward migration to a third country. Results highlight migration intentions’ intergenerational variation and underlying logics. The probability to state return intentions is larg…
High Selection, Low Success: The Heterogeneous Effect of Migrants’ Access to Employment on Their Remigration
This article reconciles contrasting findings on the effect of access to employment on remigration by showing that this effect is actually heterogeneous and depends on migrants’ initial educational selection from the origin country. Combining longitudinal data from England and Wales (1971–2011) with data on educational attainment distributions in migrants’ origin countries, we find that the impact of being out of a job (unemployed or inactive) on …
De qui mesure-t-on l'intégration ? Remigration des immigrés et insertion professionnelle en France
La plupart des études quantitatives sur l'immigration en France font l'hypothèse implicite que les immigrés s'installent de façon permanente dans le pays de destination. Pourtant, beaucoup d'entre eux repartent, soit pour rentrer dans leur pays d'origine, soit pour se rendre dans un pays tiers. Cet article analyse ces mécanismes de remigration ainsi que leurs conséquences empiriques et méthodologiques pour l'étude du devenir des immigrés en Franc…
Wihtol de Wenden Catherine, 2016, Atlas des migrations, un équilibre mondial à inventer , Paris, Autrement, Atlas-monde, 96 p
An Intergenerational Perspective on (Re)migration: Return and Onward Mobility Intentions across Immigrant Generations
This article compares the prevalence and determinants of international mobility intentions across immigrant generations (G1, G1.5, G2, and G2.5), using French survey data. Two types of migration intentions are analyzed: (a) return to the (parents’) origin country and (b) onward migration to a third country. Results highlight migration intentions’ intergenerational variation and underlying logics. The probability to state return intentions is larg…
Born Again French: Explaining Inconsistency in Citizenship Declarations in French Longitudinal Data
Citizenship is a fundamental boundary in contemporary societies that entails rights, a sense of belonging, and social status. Drawing on longitudinal census data, this article tracks individual changes in self-reported citizenship over 30 years in France. Respondents choose one of three categories: "French by birth," "became French," or "foreigner." The first category should be stable over the life course: one is born, but cannot become, "French …
High Selection, Low Success: The Heterogeneous Effect of Migrants’ Access to Employment on Their Remigration
This article reconciles contrasting findings on the effect of access to employment on remigration by showing that this effect is actually heterogeneous and depends on migrants’ initial educational selection from the origin country. Combining longitudinal data from England and Wales (1971–2011) with data on educational attainment distributions in migrants’ origin countries, we find that the impact of being out of a job (unemployed or inactive) on …
De qui mesure-t-on l'intégration ? Remigration des immigrés et insertion professionnelle en France
La plupart des études quantitatives sur l'immigration en France font l'hypothèse implicite que les immigrés s'installent de façon permanente dans le pays de destination. Pourtant, beaucoup d'entre eux repartent, soit pour rentrer dans leur pays d'origine, soit pour se rendre dans un pays tiers. Cet article analyse ces mécanismes de remigration ainsi que leurs conséquences empiriques et méthodologiques pour l'étude du devenir des immigrés en Franc…
Transregional spouses, parents and children: How gender and family shape return migration in the French overseas
This paper explores the role of migrants' family dynamics over the life cycle on their decisions to return focusing on three dimensions: relationship status, children and intergenerational solidarities. It brings a unique contribution to migration studies by investigating whether these mechanisms differ for male and female migrants. Combining two surveys ( Migration Family Ageing and Trajectories and Origins ) collected in the origin and destinat…
Multiple (il)legal pathways: The diversity of immigrants' legal trajectories in Belgium
A growing number of primarily qualitative studies have shown that the legal trajectories of immigrants in Western countries are often complex. However, immigrantsâ long-term legal trajectories remain a blind spot in quantitative migration research
Des parcours migratoires aux positions économiques: Ce Que Les Migrations Complexes Changent À l'Insertion Des Immigrés
Cet article interroge ce qu'une meilleure prise en compte des expériences migratoires antérieures apporte à la compréhension des processus d'intégration des immigrés dans le pays de destination. En se fondant sur les données de l'enquête ' Trajectoires et Origines ' (TeO) (Ined-Insee, 2008-2009), il décrit d'abord la diversité des parcours géographiques passés des immigrés en France grâce à des analyses de séquences qui mettent au jour plusieurs …
Wihtol de Wenden Catherine, 2016, Atlas des migrations, un équilibre mondial à inventer , Paris, Autrement, Atlas-monde, 96 p
De qui mesure-t-on l'intégration ? Remigration des immigrés et insertion professionnelle en France
La plupart des études quantitatives sur l'immigration en France font l'hypothèse implicite que les immigrés s'installent de façon permanente dans le pays de destination. Pourtant, beaucoup d'entre eux repartent, soit pour rentrer dans leur pays d'origine, soit pour se rendre dans un pays tiers. Cet article analyse ces mécanismes de remigration ainsi que leurs conséquences empiriques et méthodologiques pour l'étude du devenir des immigrés en Franc…
An Intergenerational Perspective on (Re)migration: Return and Onward Mobility Intentions across Immigrant Generations
This article compares the prevalence and determinants of international mobility intentions across immigrant generations (G1, G1.5, G2, and G2.5), using French survey data. Two types of migration intentions are analyzed: (a) return to the (parents’) origin country and (b) onward migration to a third country. Results highlight migration intentions’ intergenerational variation and underlying logics. The probability to state return intentions is larg…
High Selection, Low Success: The Heterogeneous Effect of Migrants’ Access to Employment on Their Remigration
This article reconciles contrasting findings on the effect of access to employment on remigration by showing that this effect is actually heterogeneous and depends on migrants’ initial educational selection from the origin country. Combining longitudinal data from England and Wales (1971–2011) with data on educational attainment distributions in migrants’ origin countries, we find that the impact of being out of a job (unemployed or inactive) on …
Migrations internationales: Ce que l’on mesure (ou pas)
Parmi les événements qui contribuent à la dynamique démographique, les migrations internationales sont les plus difficiles à appréhender. La plupart des pays du monde ne disposent pas d’instruments permettant de produire des statistiques régulières. D’un pays à l’autre, les définitions et les méthodes de mesure peuvent varier. Depuis le début des années 2000, les organisations internationales, comme les Nations Unies ou l’Union européenne, promeu…
Transregional spouses, parents and children: How gender and family shape return migration in the French overseas
This paper explores the role of migrants' family dynamics over the life cycle on their decisions to return focusing on three dimensions: relationship status, children and intergenerational solidarities. It brings a unique contribution to migration studies by investigating whether these mechanisms differ for male and female migrants. Combining two surveys ( Migration Family Ageing and Trajectories and Origins ) collected in the origin and destinat…
Multiple (il)legal pathways: The diversity of immigrants' legal trajectories in Belgium
A growing number of primarily qualitative studies have shown that the legal trajectories of immigrants in Western countries are often complex. However, immigrantsâ long-term legal trajectories remain a blind spot in quantitative migration research
Des parcours migratoires aux positions économiques: Ce Que Les Migrations Complexes Changent À l'Insertion Des Immigrés
Cet article interroge ce qu'une meilleure prise en compte des expériences migratoires antérieures apporte à la compréhension des processus d'intégration des immigrés dans le pays de destination. En se fondant sur les données de l'enquête ' Trajectoires et Origines ' (TeO) (Ined-Insee, 2008-2009), il décrit d'abord la diversité des parcours géographiques passés des immigrés en France grâce à des analyses de séquences qui mettent au jour plusieurs …
Born Again French: Explaining Inconsistency in Citizenship Declarations in French Longitudinal Data
Citizenship is a fundamental boundary in contemporary societies that entails rights, a sense of belonging, and social status. Drawing on longitudinal census data, this article tracks individual changes in self-reported citizenship over 30 years in France. Respondents choose one of three categories: "French by birth," "became French," or "foreigner." The first category should be stable over the life course: one is born, but cannot become, "French …
Assimilation or third-generation disadvantage? Educational and occupational attainment among the grandchildren of immigrants in France
The grandchildren of immigrants have long been regarded as a litmus test for whether immigrant-origin populations successfully incorporate into the destination societies. Yet, we know very little about the ‘new’ third generation—that is, the grandchildren of immigrants who immigrated in the postwar era to Europe. Here, we rely on new, large-scale French data providing a unique opportunity to study the socioeconomic attainment of third-generation …
Where to (Next)? Family and Childhood Migration Experience and Migration Aspirations in Adulthood
Migration is increasingly recognized as a dynamic, often recurrent, and intergenerational process. Yet, little research has examined how childhood exposure to international migration, through one's own moves and through family history, shapes aspirations for future (im)mobility. In this article, we address this gap using a life course perspective to investigate how both direct and indirect migration experiences during childhood influence openness…
Migration and Labor Dynamics (10 works) · Political science (6 works) · Demographic economics (5 works) · Geography (5 works) · Immigration (5 works) · Migration, Ethnicity, and Economy (5 works) · Economics (4 works) · Migration, Refugees, and Integration (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Demography (3 works)