Publish at June 23 2021 Updated June 02 2026
"This research work opens up a space of intersection between an associative activity of training migrants, their encounter with employers and the academic view of these facts. The product of this intersection is analyzed in such a way as to document the gap between recruiter expectations and candidate responses in a field little explored until now: that of a world of solidarity."
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