Natalie Novick

Natalie’s research examines how globalization and technological change affect the demand for skilled labor migration in North America and Europe. Her work explores how prospective migrants choose their destination choices, and how the demand for specific skills changes preferences over time. In addition, her work investigates how the labor needs of firms are pursued through immigration policy. Her areas of expertise include international labor migration, new technology and policymaking in the United States and in the EU. Natalie holds a Master of Science in Comparative European Politics with Distinction from Trinity College Dublin. Prior to her academic work, she worked in legislative affairs in Arizona and Washington, DC for a number of for-profit and non-profit firms.