@article{publications50403,
          number = {n?73},
           month = {May},
          author = {Ahmed Ezzeldin Mohamed and Smith Craig Damian},
         address = {Oxford},
           title = {Ethically informed algorithmic matching and refugee resettlement},
       publisher = {Refugee Studies Centre, Oxford Department of International Development, University of Oxford},
            year = {2024},
         journal = {Forced Migration Review},
           pages = {63--67},
        keywords = {Refugees, Resettlement, Algorithms, Ukraine},
             url = {https://publications.ut-capitole.fr/id/eprint/50403/},
        abstract = {Abstract
This article discusses real-world projects using algorithms to match resettled refugees with sponsors and services. The authors argue that when done right, algorithms can support larger-scale and better-informed resettlement. Ethically informed algorithmic matching and refugee resettlement Techno-scepticism and techno-optimism Research and advocacy around data and tech to manage international mobility can be divided into techno-sceptical and techno-optimistic camps. While the dichotomy is admittedly a broad heuristic, these parallel research tracks draw attention to the inherently dual-use function of any technology.}
}