Seminars

2025 

01/20 – Luis Guirola (Bank of Spain): "Partisan Abortions" 

02/16 – Noa De la Vega (European University Institute): “The Aging Parent Penalty Across Countries” 

02/19 – Estelle Shin (University of California, Davis): “The Persistent Effect of Being Old for Grade on Social-Emotional Skills”

02/26 – Lucia Torres Frasele (Syracuse University): "The Change: How menopause impacts health and employment"

05/27 – Meltem Daysal (CEBI and University of Copenhagen): TBA

10/30 – Helmut Rainer (University of Munich and CESIfo): TBA

11/28 – Sanna Bergvall (University of Gottenburgh): TBA

2024

01/25 – Emilia Brito (Brown University): "The Caregiving Penalty: Caring for Sick Parents and the Gender Pay Gap".

01/26 – Eugenia Maria Frezza (Trinity College Dublin): "Does Intimate Partner Violence Shape Tolerance of Violence".

02/19 – Elena Bassoli (Paris School of Economics): “Working longer or opting out? Women’s costly response to a recent pension reform”. 

02/20 – Xidou Chen (University of Arizona): “Punishment and Reoffending: A Probationary Selection Model with Judge Randomization”. 

02/28 – Sarah Vincent (Aix Marseille School of Economics) : "Male Sterilization and Violence: Evidence from Emergency in India". On-line seminar.

04/26 – Olivia Masi (European University Institute): “Overstreteched: Financial Distress and Intimate Partner Violence in the U.S”.

04/29 – Jeffrey Grogger (University of Chicago, Harris School of Public Policy): “Heuristic Reasoning Distorts Police Predictions of Domestic Abuse”.

05/03 – Daniel Santos (Universidad de La Laguna) : “Measuring Educational Peer Effects Through Multiple Overlapping Groups”.

09/27 –  Sanna Bergvall (Gothenburg University): "The Impact of PhD Studies on Mental Health-A Longitudinal Population Study".

10/18 – Maelle Stricot (Paris School of Economics): "Does news coverage of violence against women affect its reporting and judicial treatment? Evidence from French administrative data".

10/22  – Dan Anderberg (Royal Holloway University of London): “Marriage Market Equilibrium with Matching on Latent Ability: Identification using a Compulsory Schooling Expansion".