Hillel Rapoport is Professor of Economics at the Paris School of Economics, where he holds the PSE Research Chair in International Migration Economics, and a scientific advisor at CEPII and at LISER. He held positions at Bar-Ilan University and at the University of Lille and visiting positions at Stanford University and Harvard University. Since 2008 he is the Scientific Coordinator of the “migration and development” conferences jointly organised by the French Development Agency and the World Bank.
His research focuses on the growth and developmental impact of migration. His other research interests include economic history, political economy, and the economics of immigration and diversity.

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Trade on the move: How business travel powers global trade
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- International trade

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Populism and the skill content of globalisation
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- International trade 
- Migration 
- Politics and economics

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Labour market access for Ukrainian refugees
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- Labour Markets & Migration

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How migration helps countries become competitive at innovating in new technologies
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- Migration 
- Productivity and Innovation

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Migration and post-conflict reconstruction: The effect of returning refugees on export performance in the former Yugoslavia
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- Development 
- Labour Markets 
- Migration 
- Productivity and Innovation