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Jing Shen, Irena KoganHow Do Host- and Home-Country Labour Market Contexts Matter? Understanding the Gap of Life Satisfaction between Unemployed and Employed Immigrants Men across European Countries

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Jing Shen, Irena Kogan
How Do Host- and Home-Country Labour Market Contexts Matter? Understanding the Gap of Life Satisfaction between Unemployed and Employed Immigrants Men across European Countries