J Lacroix
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 67332 |
|---|---|
| NOME | J Lacroix |
| PRENOMES | J |
| SOBRENOME | Lacroix |
| ASSINATURA | LACROIX J |
| AFILIAÇÕES | University of Neuchâtel |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-4482-1850 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 14 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 25 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 14 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1962 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
Residential Mobility and Housing Tenure Among Immigrants and Their Descendants
Understanding the housing and residential mobility of migrant populations is crucial to facilitate their integration into host societies. Yet, little is known about their experiences across generations, origin groups, and country contexts. This study investigates residential mobility and housing changes among immigrants and their descendants in five European countries (United Kingdom, France, Germany, Switzerland, and Sweden) with different housi…
‘Tell me more…’
Experimental research in many countries shows that ethnic or racial minorities are discriminated against in rental housing markets. Such discrimination may reflect an aversion to minority tenants, but can also be due to the use of stereotypical images of minorities in the absence of clear signals that minority apartment seekers are suitable tenants. Existing experimental research has struggled to distinguish these two channels. In a nationwide fi…
Immigrant and Refugee Mobility Across the Urban–Rural Continuum in Three European Countries
International migration has historically been an urban phenomenon. Despite the increasing presence of immigrants in non-urban areas and political initiatives aimed at regionalization, research in Europe continues to exhibit a pronounced urban analytical bias. This paper examines the geographies of immigrant and refugee settlement along the urban–rural continuum in Sweden, Germany, and Switzerland. Using (multistate) event history models, we first…
On the Timing of Marriage and Childbearing
This paper examines childbearing in and outside of marriage as a manifestation of the Second Demographic Transition among immigrant populations in Switzerland. Based on full-population register data, we simultaneously analyse fertility and partnership changes at different stages of the migration process. Results from a multistate event history model show that most of the differences in family formation patterns between migrant groups and natives …
From collective centres to private accommodation
This paper examines the housing trajectories of complete cohorts of asylum migrants in Switzerland. It emphasizes the logistics of housing allocation by local authorities and how it shapes individual opportunity structure. We use full-population register data and analyse one key transition: the transition out of collective centre assigned upon arrival to the private and subsidized housing sectors. Event history models show the association between…
Intermarriage and housing upon separation. A matter of resources and bargaining power
ObjectiveThis paper examines post-separation residential outcomes in immigrant, native, and immigrant-native mixed (married and cohabiting) couples.BackgroundPrevious research showed that women were more likely to leave the family home upon separation than men, indicating a weaker bargaining position.MethodUsing linked survey and register data from Switzerland, we estimate two post-separation mobility outcomes: who leaves the family home and to w…
Discrimination driven by variation in social and economic conservatism
We examine how contextual variation in aggregated political attitudes shapes ethnic discrimination. Using a field experiment with national coverage we identify ethnic discrimination in the Swiss housing market (N = 7,533 queries for viewings from fictitious persons who vary by name to signal ethnic origin). We use referendums and popular initiatives to identify the aggregated political attitudes at the municipality level in two dimensions: social…
Family changes and residential mobility among immigrant and native-born populations
Much of the literature on immigrant relocation has focused on human and social capital and has often ignored the role of life-course events as triggers of internal migration and residential mobility. We know that family transitions are closely tied to resi
A Life Course Approach to Immigrants’ Relocation
This paper integrates life course principles to investigate interdependencies between residential, family and professional trajectories following an international migration, and enhance the more classic micro-economic explanations of foreign-born internal migration. Using retrospective data from the Swiss Household Panel survey, we follow foreign-born residents for a six-year period and analyse long- and short-distance mobility outcomes. By consi…
Differences in Labor Supply by Birthplace and Family Composition in Switzerland
The relation of trait and state mindfulness with satisfaction and physical activity
Previous research has shown that satisfaction mediates the relationship of state mindfulness (i.e. during physical activity) with physical activity. This study aimed to replicate this finding and to explore the role of trait mindfulness with a cross-sectional design. In all, 305 participants completed measures on trait and state mindfulness, satisfaction with physical activity, and physical activity. Mediation analyses were used. Satisfaction med…
À l'intersection du genre et de l'origine nationale
Les différences d'insertion dans l'emploi entre immigrés et natifs sont étroitement liées à l'origine nationale et au genre. Alors que le désavantage des hommes immigrés non occidentaux est souvent expliqué en termes de discrimination et de transférabilité du capital humain, celui des femmes immigrées repose plutôt sur un argumentaire culturel, selon lequel la participation des femmes au marché du travail serait le reflet des rôles de genre dans …
Mindfulness and satisfaction in physical activity
Both satisfaction and mindfulness relate to sustained physical activity. This study explored their relationship. We conducted a cross-sectional study with 398 Dutch participants who completed measures on trait mindfulness, mindfulness and satisfaction with physical activity, physical activity habits, and physical activity. We performed mediation and moderated mediation. Satisfaction mediated the effect of mindfulness on physical activity. Mindful…
Les Problemes de l'Investissement dans les Pays d'Outre Mer. Cahiers d l'Institut de Science Economique Appliquee
Les Problèmes de l’Investissement dans les Pays d’Outre Mer. Cahiers de l’Institut de Science Économique AppliquéeLe Progrés. Cahiers de LInstitut de Science Économique Appliquée, No. 110 (No. 9 in the series Recherches et Dialogues Philosophiques et Économiques.)Cahiers de l’Institut de Science Économique Appliquée, No. 111. (No. 10 in the series Recherches et Dialogues Philosophiques et Économiques.) Les Problémes de l’Investissement dans les P…
Mindfulness and satisfaction in physical activity
Both satisfaction and mindfulness relate to sustained physical activity. This study explored their relationship. We conducted a cross-sectional study with 398 Dutch participants who completed measures on trait mindfulness, mindfulness and satisfaction with physical activity, physical activity habits, and physical activity. We performed mediation and moderated mediation. Satisfaction mediated the effect of mindfulness on physical activity. Mindful…
À l'intersection du genre et de l'origine nationale
Les différences d'insertion dans l'emploi entre immigrés et natifs sont étroitement liées à l'origine nationale et au genre. Alors que le désavantage des hommes immigrés non occidentaux est souvent expliqué en termes de discrimination et de transférabilité du capital humain, celui des femmes immigrées repose plutôt sur un argumentaire culturel, selon lequel la participation des femmes au marché du travail serait le reflet des rôles de genre dans …
Differences in Labor Supply by Birthplace and Family Composition in Switzerland
The relation of trait and state mindfulness with satisfaction and physical activity
Previous research has shown that satisfaction mediates the relationship of state mindfulness (i.e. during physical activity) with physical activity. This study aimed to replicate this finding and to explore the role of trait mindfulness with a cross-sectional design. In all, 305 participants completed measures on trait and state mindfulness, satisfaction with physical activity, and physical activity. Mediation analyses were used. Satisfaction med…
Discrimination driven by variation in social and economic conservatism
We examine how contextual variation in aggregated political attitudes shapes ethnic discrimination. Using a field experiment with national coverage we identify ethnic discrimination in the Swiss housing market (N = 7,533 queries for viewings from fictitious persons who vary by name to signal ethnic origin). We use referendums and popular initiatives to identify the aggregated political attitudes at the municipality level in two dimensions: social…
On the Timing of Marriage and Childbearing
This paper examines childbearing in and outside of marriage as a manifestation of the Second Demographic Transition among immigrant populations in Switzerland. Based on full-population register data, we simultaneously analyse fertility and partnership changes at different stages of the migration process. Results from a multistate event history model show that most of the differences in family formation patterns between migrant groups and natives …
Family changes and residential mobility among immigrant and native-born populations
Much of the literature on immigrant relocation has focused on human and social capital and has often ignored the role of life-course events as triggers of internal migration and residential mobility. We know that family transitions are closely tied to resi
Les Problemes de l'Investissement dans les Pays d'Outre Mer. Cahiers d l'Institut de Science Economique Appliquee
Les Problèmes de l’Investissement dans les Pays d’Outre Mer. Cahiers de l’Institut de Science Économique AppliquéeLe Progrés. Cahiers de LInstitut de Science Économique Appliquée, No. 110 (No. 9 in the series Recherches et Dialogues Philosophiques et Économiques.)Cahiers de l’Institut de Science Économique Appliquée, No. 111. (No. 10 in the series Recherches et Dialogues Philosophiques et Économiques.) Les Problémes de l’Investissement dans les P…
Mindfulness and satisfaction in physical activity
Both satisfaction and mindfulness relate to sustained physical activity. This study explored their relationship. We conducted a cross-sectional study with 398 Dutch participants who completed measures on trait mindfulness, mindfulness and satisfaction with physical activity, physical activity habits, and physical activity. We performed mediation and moderated mediation. Satisfaction mediated the effect of mindfulness on physical activity. Mindful…
The relation of trait and state mindfulness with satisfaction and physical activity
Previous research has shown that satisfaction mediates the relationship of state mindfulness (i.e. during physical activity) with physical activity. This study aimed to replicate this finding and to explore the role of trait mindfulness with a cross-sectional design. In all, 305 participants completed measures on trait and state mindfulness, satisfaction with physical activity, and physical activity. Mediation analyses were used. Satisfaction med…
À l'intersection du genre et de l'origine nationale
Les différences d'insertion dans l'emploi entre immigrés et natifs sont étroitement liées à l'origine nationale et au genre. Alors que le désavantage des hommes immigrés non occidentaux est souvent expliqué en termes de discrimination et de transférabilité du capital humain, celui des femmes immigrées repose plutôt sur un argumentaire culturel, selon lequel la participation des femmes au marché du travail serait le reflet des rôles de genre dans …
A Life Course Approach to Immigrants’ Relocation
This paper integrates life course principles to investigate interdependencies between residential, family and professional trajectories following an international migration, and enhance the more classic micro-economic explanations of foreign-born internal migration. Using retrospective data from the Swiss Household Panel survey, we follow foreign-born residents for a six-year period and analyse long- and short-distance mobility outcomes. By consi…
Differences in Labor Supply by Birthplace and Family Composition in Switzerland
Family changes and residential mobility among immigrant and native-born populations
Much of the literature on immigrant relocation has focused on human and social capital and has often ignored the role of life-course events as triggers of internal migration and residential mobility. We know that family transitions are closely tied to resi
Discrimination driven by variation in social and economic conservatism
We examine how contextual variation in aggregated political attitudes shapes ethnic discrimination. Using a field experiment with national coverage we identify ethnic discrimination in the Swiss housing market (N = 7,533 queries for viewings from fictitious persons who vary by name to signal ethnic origin). We use referendums and popular initiatives to identify the aggregated political attitudes at the municipality level in two dimensions: social…
On the Timing of Marriage and Childbearing
This paper examines childbearing in and outside of marriage as a manifestation of the Second Demographic Transition among immigrant populations in Switzerland. Based on full-population register data, we simultaneously analyse fertility and partnership changes at different stages of the migration process. Results from a multistate event history model show that most of the differences in family formation patterns between migrant groups and natives …
From collective centres to private accommodation
This paper examines the housing trajectories of complete cohorts of asylum migrants in Switzerland. It emphasizes the logistics of housing allocation by local authorities and how it shapes individual opportunity structure. We use full-population register data and analyse one key transition: the transition out of collective centre assigned upon arrival to the private and subsidized housing sectors. Event history models show the association between…
Intermarriage and housing upon separation. A matter of resources and bargaining power
ObjectiveThis paper examines post-separation residential outcomes in immigrant, native, and immigrant-native mixed (married and cohabiting) couples.BackgroundPrevious research showed that women were more likely to leave the family home upon separation than men, indicating a weaker bargaining position.MethodUsing linked survey and register data from Switzerland, we estimate two post-separation mobility outcomes: who leaves the family home and to w…
‘Tell me more…’
Experimental research in many countries shows that ethnic or racial minorities are discriminated against in rental housing markets. Such discrimination may reflect an aversion to minority tenants, but can also be due to the use of stereotypical images of minorities in the absence of clear signals that minority apartment seekers are suitable tenants. Existing experimental research has struggled to distinguish these two channels. In a nationwide fi…
Immigrant and Refugee Mobility Across the Urban–Rural Continuum in Three European Countries
International migration has historically been an urban phenomenon. Despite the increasing presence of immigrants in non-urban areas and political initiatives aimed at regionalization, research in Europe continues to exhibit a pronounced urban analytical bias. This paper examines the geographies of immigrant and refugee settlement along the urban–rural continuum in Sweden, Germany, and Switzerland. Using (multistate) event history models, we first…
Residential Mobility and Housing Tenure Among Immigrants and Their Descendants
Understanding the housing and residential mobility of migrant populations is crucial to facilitate their integration into host societies. Yet, little is known about their experiences across generations, origin groups, and country contexts. This study investigates residential mobility and housing changes among immigrants and their descendants in five European countries (United Kingdom, France, Germany, Switzerland, and Sweden) with different housi…
Economics (7 obras) · Migration and Labor Dynamics (7 obras) · Demographic economics (6 obras) · Immigration (6 obras) · Political science (5 obras) · Psychology (5 obras) · Sociology (5 obras) · Geography (4 obras) · Migration, Aging, and Tourism Studies (4 obras) · Population (4 obras)