When you get Eiffel jams ✨️
#daily #commute

Now a great presentation by @farahzadishadi.bsky.social on marriage migration.
Interesting finding: muslims choose to marry abroad not to gain from migration but finding a partner from the same ethnicity and religion.
Check out her work.
#workshop #migration #family
#econsky

First presentation of the day:
Assortative mating and intergenerational mobility. England 1754-2020 by @neilcummins.bsky.social
#migration #family #workshop @ieseg.fr
#econsky

The 4th workshop on migration and family economics has just started with an introduction from @thomasbaudin.bsky.social, the director of LEM lab.
Here is the programme for today
#econsky #migration #workshop #family #economics #iflame #team

This is the saddest news I could have received. A profound loss for the entire community. You don’t need to meet someone in person to recognize their impact, as her work spoke volumes. She was a role model to many. Condolences to her family, friends and colleagues. RIP #ghazalaazmat

Hard times for research almost everywhere.
IZA is closing as of December 31, 2025.

📢 Call for Poster Sessions for the 4th Migration and Family Economics Workshop, hosted by IÉSEG School of Management in

📍 Paris, on June 16-17, 2025.
Great opportunity for PhD students and postdocs.

📌 Deadline: April 13, 2025.

#📉📈EconSky please repost

Econ Department meeting followed by a visit to the stunning #Opera Garnier in Paris.
#econsky #happyfriday

To all young researchers out there, I highly recommend reading "The Great Escape: Health, Wealth, and the Origins of Inequality". The story of Deaton's father tells the story of many who by moving out of their comfort zone changed the destiny of the next generations. #econsky

This news made my day.
Congratulations to Claudia Goldin. She is an inspiration for all of us, and especially women in economics. #EconSky 📈📉

#Paris by night

A picture taken 7 years ago. A sunset I still remember.
Guess where @discovery.bsky.social?

I met Noemi Pace during my post doc years in Venice. We shared many moments. At that time I was commuting between Venice and Rome, just like her. We kept in touch over time. She was a fantastic researcher but importantly a caring person. This is why her premature loss left many of us 💔 RIP Noa

Some pictures from #EALE #EALE2023Prague
I really enjoyed presenting a poster about the impact of reducing the number of exam attempts on student performance.
Happy to meet so many people among which Giovanni Mellace, my PhD mate from Rome. He had a great paper on combining compliers (LATE)

All shades of #blue in Albania