Henrik Andersson - Research

PEER-REVIEWED PUBLICATIONS

Workplace networks and political selection, (with Linuz Aggeborn). British Journal of Pol Science (2025). [Open Access]

Age at Migration and Political Participation (with Sirus Dehdari and Karl-Oskar Lindgren) International Migration Review (2025). [Open Access]

Granting immigrants the right to vote in national elections, (with Linuz Aggeborn, Sirus Dehdari and Karl-Oskar Lindgren). British Journal of Political Science (2024). [Open Access]

Do asylum seekers respond to policy changes? Evidence from the Swedish-Syrian Case, (with Kristoffer Jutvik). The Scandinavian Journal of Economics (2023). [Open Access]

A text in Swedish for Ekonomisk Debatt found here. This text was awarded best article in Ekonomisk Debatt in 2019.

Nudges and Threats: Soft vs Hard Incentives for Tax Compliance, (with Per Engström, Katarina Nordblom and Susanna Wanander). Economic Policy (2023). [Open Access]

A 'VoxEU webcast' can be seen here. A text in Swedish for Swedish Tax Agency found here.

Effects of Settlement into Ethnic Enclaves on Immigrant Voter Turnout (with Nazita Lajevardi, Karl-Oskar Lindgren and Sven Oskarsson), The Journal of Politics (2022).

The main message of the paper as an ``info-grafic'' found here.

Workplace Contact and Support for Anti-Immigration Parties, (with Sirus Dehdari). American Political Science Review (2021) [Open Access]

A blog post about the text found here.

Migrating Natives and Foreign Immigration - Is there a Preference for Ethnic Residential Homogeneity?, (with Matz Dahlberg and Helene Berg). Journal of Urban Economics (2021).

The published version is not open access, but a very similar WP version is found here. A shorter policy text written for DICE in 2017 found here. A text in Swedish found here. The report was covered by several media outlets, e.g. SvD.

Ethnic Enclaves, Self-employment and the Economic Performance of Refugees: Evidence from a Swedish dispersal policy, International Migration Review (2021). [Open Access]

A policy text for SNS in Swedish found here. A video of the launch of the publication here. Media coverage in a number of outlets, for example DN, GP and UNT.

MANUSCRIPTS AND WORKING PAPERS

What's in a Label? On Neighbourhood Labelling, Stigma and House Prices, SocArXiv (2023) (with Ina Blind, Fabian Brunåker, Matz Dahlberg, Greta Fredriksson, Jacob Granath and Che-Yuan Liang) R & R with Regional Science and Urban Economics.

A text in Swedish for Ekonomisk Debatt found here.

Economic incentives and the return of rejected asylum-seekers, SocArXiv (2024) (with Jutvik, K and Martén, L).

Refugee Immigration and the Housing Market, Manuscript (2018) (with Matz Dahlberg).

RESEARCH IN PROGRESS

Who gets asylum? The impact of traits and biases on bureaucrats' decision making (with Kristoffer Jutvik and Linna Martén) A three year project starting in 2021, aimed at studying the importance of traits and biases on the decisions made by case-workers in the asylum-seeking process. It is funded by a grant from Formas.

Does increased socioeconomic segregation lead to increased political inequality? (with Sirus Dehdari and Karl-Oskar Lindgren). The purpose of this project is to remedy this state of affairs by using detailed geocoded longitudinal data from Swedish population registers to study the link between socioeconomic segregation and participatory inequality, and its development over time.

Election information in Foreign languages (With Matz Dahlberg, Sirus Dehdari and Mattias Nordin). An RCT with election information in minority languages in Uppsala, Sweden, during the general elections of 2022.