Sin Yi Cheung|Jenny Phillimore
Gender and Refugee Integration: a Quantitative Analysis of Integration and Social Policy Outcomes
Cardiff University|Cardiff University|University of Birmingham
abstract population refugees uk expanding expand given uk governments response european refugee crisis paper breaks new ground undertaking gender analysis integration outcomes across range areas namely social networks language proficiency health education employment housing highly relevant social policy using uks longitudinal survey refugees conduct secondary data analysis examine factors associated integration outcomes find significant gender differences language selfreported health ability budget household expenses access formal social networks quality housing women generally faring worse men inequalities enduring intensifying time call recording refugee outcomes institutional monitoring data enable inequalities identified addressed findings also enable identification social policy areas gender sensitive approach might necessary