Research

Research interests

My research focuses on inequalities in access to healthcare in France, with a particular emphasis on immigrant populations. My work examines several dimensions of healthcare access, including language barriers, intersectional inequalities, and the role of local healthcare environments and neighborhood-level service availability. I am particularly interested in patterns of healthcare use, such as access to specific medical providers and the uptake of preventive healthcare services. My research primarily relies on quantitative methods and survey data.

Working papers

Language Barriers and Healthcare Uptake: Causal Evidence from Immigrants in France
with Patrick Präg and Sorana Toma
Submitted. Available at SocArXiv. Replication materials available on OSF.

Presented at: CREST Socio Day; INED (International Migration and Minorities Research Unit); IMISCOE Annual Conference 2024 (Lisbon); ECSR Conference 2024 (Barcelona).

Examining Immigrant Healthcare Access Inequalities in France: An Intersectional Approach

Working paper. Draft coming soon.

Presented at: CREST Socio Day; ECSR Conference 2025 (Cologne).