Gender

2.1.  Crime and violence against women

1. Productivity and workplace sexual harassment- firm responses to legislation. With M Chatterjee, K Mahajan, D Walia, F Wang

2. Violent crime- intergenerational correlations and economic gradients- evidence from Danish administrative data. With M Daysal, M Jensen, S Montpetit, T Jorgenson

3. Job displacement, unemployment benefits and domestic violence. With D Britto, P Pinotti, B Sampaio. Review of Economic Studies, forthcoming.

4. Perceptions of workplace sexual harassment and support for policy action. With M Ridley. R&R, Journal of Political Economy: Microeconomics

5. Gender, crime, and punishment: Evidence from women police stations in India. With S Amaral and N Prakash. R&R at Economic Development and Cultural Change

6. Payroll tax cuts for the hiring of disadvantaged groups – an RCT in Italy. With Alexia Delfino, Enrico Rubolino, Matteo Sandi, Andreas Stegmann

7. Culture and workplace sexual harassment. With M Ridley and Mateusz Stalinski

8. Misogyny and sexual harassment: Experimental evidence from social media. With M Stalinski

9. Marriage market preferences – experimental evidence. With D Clarke, M Stalinski, Y Xun

10. Experimental research on domestic violence - A survey. With G Ferridge and M Hindelang. Handbook of Experimental Development Economics. May 2025.

11. Dynamic impacts of lockdown on domestic violence: Evidence from multiple policy shifts in Chile. With E Britto, D Clarke, P Larroulet, F Pino. Review of Economics & Statistics, 1-29. 9 February 2024

12. Intimate partner violence: The influence of job opportunities for men and women. With U Kambhampati, S Rawlings, Z Siddique. The World Bank Economic Review, Vol 35(2) 2021.

13. Where have all the young girls gone? With T Cochrane. IZA WP, 2010.

2.2. Women in the labour market

14. The distribution of the gender wage gap: An equilibrium model. With M Fernandez-Sierra and F Wang. IZA WP 15258. Third R&R, Journal of Political Economy

15. Perceptions of workplace sexual harassment and support for policy action. With M Ridley. R&R, Journal of Political Economy: Microeconomics

16. The daughter penalty. IZA Discussion Paper April 2025. With D Clarke, A Nazarova. Mimeo

17. Payroll tax cuts for the hiring of disadvantaged groups – an RCT in Italy. With Alexia Delfino, Enrico Rubolino, Matteo Sandi, Andreas Stegmann. In progress

18. Productivity and workplace sexual harassment- firm responses to legislation. With M Chatterjee, K Mahajan, D Walia, F Wang. Mimeo

19. Culture and workplace sexual harassment. With M Ridley and Mateusz Stalinski. In progress

20. Misogyny and sexual harassment: Experimental evidence from social media. With M Stalinski. In progress

21. Job amenities. With K Mahajan, S Joshi. In progress

22. Occupational flexibility and the graduate gender wage gap in the UK. With M Fernandez, F Wang, Y Xun. In progress

23. Gender pay gaps – the role of initial conditions and the potential for policy mitigation. With Enrico Rubolino and Roland Rathelot. In progress

24. Workplace spillovers to the household. With R Ginja, L Nassal. In progress

25. The rise in women's labour force participation in Mexico: Supply vs demand factors. With M Fernandez. World Bank Economic Review, September 2023, pages 1-32.

26. Women’s careers and family formation. Handbook of Labor, Human Resources and Population Economics. Springer Nature. With D Clarke and S Walther. Published August 2023.

27. The right tail and the right tale: Women and skill in Mexico. With M. Fernandez-Sierra and A. Venkataramani. Research in Labor Economics Issue 41 “Gender Convergence in the Labor Market”, edited by SW Polachek, K Tatsiramos, KF Zimmermann. February 2015.

28. Is child work necessary? Oxford Bulletin of Economics and Statistics. 69(1): 29-56, 2007

29. Child farm labour: The wealth paradox. With C. Heady. World Bank Economic Review 2003.

30. Intrahousehold resource allocation in rural Pakistan: A semiparametric analysis. With C. Attfield. Journal of Applied Econometrics, 13(5): 463-480, 1998.

2.3. Women in politics

31. Gender, debate and rebellion in the UK House of Commons. 2018. With M F-Sierra and J Slapin

32. Women legislators and economic performance. With T Baskaran, B Min, and Y Uppal. Journal of Economic Growth, Vol. 29, pages 151-214, 7 November 2023

33. Women politicians and public health. With Mariana Lopes da Fonseca. Editors: A Batinti, J Costa-Font and G Turati. Handbook on the Political Economy of Health Systems, July 2023.

34. Maternal mortality and women’s political participation. With D Clarke, J Gomes, A Venkataramani. Journal of the European Economic Association Volume 21(5), 2023

35. Pathbreakers: Women’s electoral success and future political participation. With I Clots-Figueras and L Iyer. Economic Journal, Volume 128 (613), August 2018

36. Health and the political agency of women. With I. Clots-Figueras. American Economic Journal: Economic Policy. 6(2): 164-97. May 2014

2.4. Law and economics: legal change, property rights

37. Maternal mortality and women’s political participation. With D Clarke, J Gomes, A Venkataramani. Journal of the European Economic Association Volume 21(5), 2023

38. Gender, crime, and punishment: Evidence from women police stations in India. With S Amaral and N Prakash. R&R at Economic Development and Cultural Change

39. Women’s inheritance rights and the preference for sons. With S Roy and R Brule. Journal of Development Economics, Vol 146, Issue C, August 2020, 102275.

40. Property rights and gender bias: Evidence from land reform in West Bengal. With A Chakravarty, D Mookherjee, F Pino. American Economic Journal: Applied Economics, 11(2), April 2019