📢 My talented friend Chun is on the econ job market! He does fascinating research in economic history and is a fantastic person to work with—always helpful and ready to dive into new ideas. Feel free to reach out for more info or to connect directly! #EconJobMarket
I am on the Job Market! Thanks to my advisors @essobecker @PaulRaschky and friends at @TheRealSodaLabs.
My JMP studies the effects of a large-scale colonial resettlement program in Malaysia on contemporary economic and voting outcomes.
My website: https://t.co/CCsDmXB9xb
(2/2) I really don’t think I could have gotten this far if it wasn’t for everyone that has reached out, donated and visited me. Your support really means the world to me and to Rosa Aileen. Thank you all again.
I love and miss you soo much Aileen
(1/2) It’s been 1 month since I lost my love Aileen Wilkinson. Everyday is a massive struggle and it hasn’t got any easier. I wanted to take this time to thank everyone for their support since the beginning
Saying goodbye to an amazing supervisor who's heading back to @warwickecon. I couldn't have asked for a better mentor (you're not getting rid of me just yet, @essobecker!). More than anything, you're an incredible human. Warwick is lucky to have you back! Thanks 🙏
Exciting Day for @MonashBusiness Students! 🏎️ Today, our bright minds explored the iconic Ferrari Museum in Maranello, Italy. A perfect blend of branding excellence, cutting-edge technology, and innovation.
Shaping the business leaders of tomorrow! @MonashUni 🇮🇹
Last week I attended an enlightening workshop on the Economics of Religion with @ASREC_Religion! Thanks to @jaredcrubin, @AvitalLivny, Jean-Paul Carvalho, Laurence Iannaccone, and all the other brilliant Ph.D. students who shared their insights!
Excited for the inaugural Australasian ASREC conference at @MonashBusiness! Scholars and researchers discussing cutting-edge research on religion, economics, and culture. Thanks to @essobecker & @JeanetBentzen for organizing! #ASRECAus2023
(5/5) In our recent paper we investigate the factors shaping voting behaviour in Italy from 1948 to 2022, focusing on the role played by historical resistance to fascism. @MonashUni@TheRealSodaLabs , L Panza, E Swee, @giulio_zanella@Unibo@UniMelb
(1/5) Italy is now governed by the most right-wing government since Mussolini. How did this happen? Does this mean that anti-fascism is dead?
No, anti-fascism is not dead, but the far-right in Italy is not the same as it was 40 years ago.
#EconTwitter#Italianelections2022
Data on voting behaviour in Italy 1948-2018 shows that modern right-wing platforms have reduced appeal for voters w/ connections to an anti-fascist tradition that was violently repressed.
@marco__lecci@MonashUni, L Panza, E Swee, @giulio_zanella@Unibo
https://t.co/rxPNkyxXA0
(4/5) The strategy to embrace a more populist platform it appears to diminish the negative impact that historical anti-fascist sentiment can have on voting behaviour for these parties.
@leah_boustan and Ran Abramitzky have written a highly engaging book about the stories of millions of migrants and their path to achieve the American dream. Thanks for the nice chat!
(1/2) The true story behind the American dream!
We interview @leah_boustan and Ran Abramitzky about their book “Streets of Gold: America’s Untold Story of Immigrant Success”.
https://t.co/JAamAuDyXU
Check it out!
#EconTwitter