Sandra Rozo

Research Economist, Development Economics

World Bank

Sandra V. Rozo is a development economist. She works as an assistant professor at the Marshall School of Business of USC. Key research topics that interest her include exploring the effects of forced migration within hosting economies and of the role of public policies in supporting these migrants, and studying how firms' decisions change with economic and political shocks. She holds a PhD (2015) and MA (2012) from UCLA, and a BA (2007) and MA (2008) from Universidad de los Andes.

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Peace and Recovery The Impact of Temporary Working and Residence Permits for Migrants in Colombia	Peace and Recovery Higher Program Take-Up? The role of awareness, bottlenecks, and trust
Peace and Recovery Subsidized Housing and Economic Outcomes and Social Integration of Syrian Refugees in Jordan

Publication El Impacto de Permisos Temporales de Trabajo y Residencia para Inmigrantes en Colombia	Publication Life out of the Shadows: Impacts of Amnesties in the Lives of Refugees
Publication ¿Mayores tasas de aceptación? El papel del conocimiento, los cuellos de botella, y la confianza

Blog Tips for Collecting Surveys of Hard-to-Reach Populations	Event Webinar \| The Psychosocial Value of Work: Evidence from Refugee Camps in Bangladesh
Event RECOVR Webinar Series \| COVID-19 and Forced Displacement in the Global South \| Economic Well-being and Integration

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Sandra Rozo

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