Erwan Dujeancourt

I am a PhD candidate in economics at Jönköping University and a research fellow at the Centre for Family Entrepreneurship and Ownership (CeFEO) and Centre for Entrepreneurship and Spatial Economics (CEnSE).  I am also a research affiliate at the LGBTI+ Employment and Well-Being Committee funded by Horizon Europe. I am an applied microeconomist with interests in wealth, labor income, entrepreneurship, and LGBTQ economics using big data. 

Previously, after attending Paris-Saclay (France), Ca’ Foscari (Italy), and Georgia State (the US) universities, I completed a triple Bachelor's degree in International Economics and German, English literature and civilization, and Management. I subsequently obtained a double Master's degree in International Economics and Business with honors from Groningen (the Netherlands) and Fudan (China) universities. Simultaneously, I held lecturer and teaching assistant positions at the College of Charleston (the US), Groningen, and Paris-Saclay universities. I was also a research assistant for a universal vaccination coverage project at the International Center for Public Policy for the World Bank. My past work includes estimating the Gender Wealth Gap in Sweden with the think tank Ownershift. Then, I was a visiting researcher at Vanderbilt University. I am currently visiting research at Stockholm University.

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