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Socioeconomic Profiles of Cross-Border Commuters at the French Borders : common features and territorial specificities

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This study proposes to shed light on the main aspects of the socio-professional profiles of cross-border commuters at the various French borders. Nearly 385,000 cross-border commuters were living in France in 2013. The destination countries of these cross-border commuters are very diverse (mainly Switzerland and Luxembourg). There is a relative territorial specificity of the socio-professional profiles according to the different areas of employment. Cross-border work is a regulatory factor in the different cross-border labor markets, allowing for a quantitative but also qualitative adjustment between reserves and man-power needs. This analysis will thus provide a better understanding of cross-border mobility and, above all, identify their different socioeconomic functions with regard to the countries of destination. For this purpose, we have made use of the 2013 INSEE population census data.
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Rachid Belkacem, Isabelle Pigeron-Piroth. Socioeconomic Profiles of Cross-Border Commuters at the French Borders : common features and territorial specificities. Borders and cross-border labor markets : Opportunities and Challenges (Borders in perspectives UniGR-CBS Thematic Issue 3/2020), 2020, pp.8-22. ⟨10.25353/ubtr-xxxx-d64d-92a8⟩. ⟨hal-03088010⟩
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