Job Market Candidates 2021 / 1st Job Market Tour 2022

EALE is delighted to inform that Fabrizio Colella, Elisa Facchetti and Simon ter Meulen have been selected to participate in the first EALE Job market tour to take place in the Spring of 2022.

The tour will take place on the following dates: 

16 May: Uppsala Univeristy (host: Oskar Nordstroem Skans)

18 May: Erasmus University of Rotterdam (host: Prof. Anne Gielen)

20 May: Paris School of Economics (host: Prof. Eve Caroli)

  • - Colella, F.

  • - Fabrizio Colella, PhD student at University of Lausanne, Switzerland
    - Personal website
    - CV
    - Fields of interest: Labor Economics, Microeconometrics
    - Paper: The Effect of Trade on Skill Requirements: Evidence from Job Postings
    - Supervisor: Prof. Rafael Lalive
    - Presentation: Parallel session B12 Job market session: Labour market
    - Time slot: 16-09-2021, 13:30-14:45 CEST

  • Facchetti, E.

  • - Elisa Facchetti, PhD student at Queen Mary University of London
    - Personal website
    - CV
    - Fields of interest: Applied Microeconimics, Economics of Crime, Economics of Education
    - Paper: Police Infrastructure, Police Performance, and Crime: Evidence from Austerity Cuts
    - Supervisors: Prof. Francesco Fasani and Prof. Marco Manacorda
    - Presentation: Parallel session D06 Job market session: Migration, Crime and Slavery
    - Time slot: 17-09-2021, 09:30-10:45 CEST

  • ter Meulen, S.

  • - Simon ter Meulen, PhD student at University of Amsterdam, The Netherlands
    - Personal website
    - CV
    - Fields of interest: Economics of education, Labor economics
    - Paper: Long-term effects of grade retention
    - Supervisors: Prof. Hessel Oosterbeek and Prof. Bas van der Klaauw
    - Presentation: Parallel session E03 Job market session: Education
    - Time slot: 17-09-2021, 14:45-16:00 CEST

  • - Chattopadhyay, D.

  • Collins, M.

  • Cottet, S.

  • Gangl, S.

  • Hernnäs, S.

  • Holmberg, J.

  • Khoury, L.

  • Laura Khoury, Postdoctoral researcher, Norwegian School of Economics
    Personal website
    CV
    - Fields of interest: Labor economics, Public economics
    - Paper: A Poorly Understood Disease? The Evolution of the Income Gradient in Excess Mortality Due to COVID-19 within Urban Areas
    - Supervisor: Prof. Katrine Løken
    - Presentation: Parallel session F04: COVID-19, Welfare and Well-being
    - Time slot: 18-09-2021, 12.15-12.30 CEST 

  • Jagadits, A.

  • Leenders, F.

  • - Frank Leenders, PhD student at University of Toronto, Canada
    - Personal website
    - CV 
    - Field(s) of interest: Macro-Labour Economics
    - Supervisors: Gueorgui Kambourov (co-supervisor), Ronald Wolthoff (co-supervisor), Serdar Ozkan
    - Paper: Recall and Heterogeneity in the Scarring Effects of Displacement
    - Presentation: Parallel session E03 Job market session: Education
    - Time slot: 17-09-2021, 14:45-16:00 CEST

  • Mellior, G.

  • Molchanov, P.

  • - Pavel Molchanov, PhD student at Aix-Marseille Université, France
    - Personal website
    - CV
    - Field(s) of interest: International trade, labour economics
    - Supervisor: Prof. Federico Trionfetti
    - Paper: Increasing Returns, Monopolistic Competition, and Optimal Unemployment
    - Presentation: Parallel session B12 Job market session: Labour market
    - Time slot: 16-09-2021, 13:30 -14:45 CEST

  • Ronchi, M.

  • Takahashi, Y.

  • Tavares, M.

  • - Mariana Tavares, PhD student at Maastricht University, The Netherlands
    - Personal website
    - CV
    - Fields of interest: Economics of education, Labor economics
    - Paper: When is “enough” enough? The role of student effort on performance
    - Supervisors: Prof. Lex Borghans and Dr. Ron Diris
    - Presentation: Parallel session E03 Job market session: Education
    - Time slot: 17-09-2021, 14:45-16:00 CEST

  • Willert, B.

  • - Bianca Willert, PhD student at University of Rostock, Germany
    - Personal website
    - CV
    - Fields of interest: Labor Economics, Economic Development, Applied Econometrics, Economic History, International Trade
    - Paper: Determinants of Modern Slavery – An empirical Analysis
    - Supervisors: Prof. Dr. Michael Rauscher, University of Rostock
    - Presentation: Parallel session D06 Job market session:Migration, Crime and Slavery
    - Time slot: 17-09-2021, 09:30-10:45 CEST

  • Zwiers, E.

  • - Esmée Zwiers, Post-Doc at Princeton University, USA
    - Personal website
    - CV
    - Fields of interest: Labor Economics, Health Economics, Economic Demography
    - Paper: Pill vs Gatekeeper Power: Birth Control Access, Religious Beliefs, and Women’s Outcomes
    - Advisor: Prof. Dr. Janet Currie
    - Presentation: Parallel session G01 Job market session: Gender
    - Time slot: 18-09-2021, 13:45-15:00 CEST