Hi #EconTwitter, I am glad to share with you my JMP:
"Mass Emigration and Human Capital over a Century: Evidence from the Galician Diaspora".
It is the result of two years learning about my ancestors.
Find the paper and more info about me at:
https://t.co/bgKPL5qmys
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1/ Could more empathy improve working conditions? In a study with the Philippine government, we find that a family photo, shared with the employer, can reduce mistreatment of migrant domestic workers. Out now in the JPE Micro.
🚨 Visiting Faculty position @SFU
Fields: Economic History, Political Economy, Development
- Summer or 1-2 semesters in 2027-28
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Come and work for me in beautiful Zurich! Hiring for pre-doc positions is open. Details here: Long hours, hard work, tough tasks guaranteed. https://t.co/cVcdJE24j5
Es un placer publicar hoy en @EsadeEcPol este "Policy Brief" basado en una investigación académica junto a Damon Clark y Pierre Deschamps.
¿Reducir el tamaño de la clase mejora los resultados educativos? Lo analizamos con microdatos administrativos, encuestas y evidencia causal
I’ve been doing a series on Claude code for “quantitative social scientists” on my substack. It’s not much a series I guess as much as I am regularly documenting what I’m learning. It started mid Dec 2025 and will continue.
https://t.co/HTPwC4790m
@VincentGeloso@nunopgpalma@joachim_voth@JesusFerna7026 Here you go! https://t.co/D2BW6cNjch Soon we will have a draft 👌. Now, to come back to your first question, two recent papers using AI that I find fascinating are "State of the art" (Gorin, Heblich, Zylberberg) and "Images" (Voth & Yanagizawa-Drott), but you alredy know these😁
Economic historians: give me your favorite papers that used recent advances in AI to produce new datasets
cc. @nunopgpalma@joachim_voth@JesusFerna7026 (please RT also so that people can use quote to track answers).
Join us for the Migration session of the Bristol Applied Economics Meetings (BÆM)!
📅 6-7 May 2026
📢 Invited talks by Ran Abramitzky (@StanfordEcon), @JoanMonrasEcon, @ctheoharides
Submission deadline: 31 Jan 2026!
Limited funding available
Apply now: https://t.co/vLfIK3tGOq
🌳 Luxembourg = a fantastic place to live. Top quality of life, lots of ammenities, nature everywhere, free public transport, and super international, >50% foreign-born! Plus, superb connections (🚆: Paris 2h, Brussels 3h, Zurich 4 | ✈️: Milan 1h15, London 1h30, Barcelona 2h)
📢 We’re hiring a Postdoc at LISER!!
Join a vibrant research institute and an outstanding group of researchers. You will be part of the Crossing Borders team, which will be led by Andre Groeger.
Please share widely! 🙏
https://t.co/vqJu4BfWxc
Three reasons to apply 👇
🌍 Be part of an exceptional group of migration scholars. To name a few, Frédéric Docquier, Christina Ghatmann, André Gröeger, Joël Machado, Michał Burzyński, Lisa Timm, Narcisse Cha’Ngom, Rana Cömertpay.. and myself 😁! Plus, many more fantastic colleagues across various topics!
📢Call for papers!
We are organising 7th Workshop on the Economics and Politics of Migration on 28-29 May 2026, in Rome!
Keynotes: Paolo Pinotti (Bocconi University) and Vicky Fouka (Stanford University).
Submit your papers before January 23, 2026: https://t.co/CRBWfPTo4p
Hi all, please spread the word and we hope everyone can make good use of this new data drop: https://t.co/1DSR2NZ38p
The full surviving establishment-level Census of Manufactures manuscripts from 1850, 1860, 1870, and 1880!
@pegobry_en There are many good potential explanations out there... Here is one, for isntance; De la Croix, D. and F. Mariani (2015): "From polygyny to serial monogamy: a unified theory of marriage institutions", Review of Economic Studies 82 (2), 565-607.
We are conducting an RCT on refugee integration in Luxembourg in partnerhsip with JPAL, and we urgently need a research assistant to help us with the data collection. So do not hesitate to apply, take part in this exciting project, and join a fantastic team 🤩
@VVeltkrieger Your maps look amazing! great job 👏! It would be fantastic to add in a comment a reference to the original source/s, to then more easily reuse the data/info