Working papers
No Way Out: Violence at Home, Violence en Route, and the Suppression of Afghan Migration
Links Afghan household migration histories to local and route-level violence to study when conflict prevents people from leaving.
Research brief
Question and contribution.
The draft finds fewer departures when violence rises near home or along exit routes, consistent with involuntary immobility.
Methods and themes
How the project is framed.
Household migration historiesGeocoded conflict dataRoute comparisons
ConflictMigrationAfghanistan
Cite
BibTeX.
@unpublished{aparicioviolence,
title = {No Way Out: Violence at Home, Violence en Route, and the Suppression of Afghan Migration},
author = {Juan P. Aparicio and Christopher Parsons and Melissa Siegel},
note = {Working paper}
}