🗣️ The debates were fantastic: from deepfake-driven political disruption to widening digital divides. Their creativity and critical thinking were inspiring to watch!

Below some photos from the workshop, and the ressources are on my website 👉 sites.google.com/view/margaux...

To make this more fun, I turned the lecture into a collaborative game:

🧩 Students worked in small groups around four posters: politics, gender & socio-economic inequalities, education, and work.
🔧 Each group imagined a worst-case scenario and a policy response to mitigate it.

Thank you so much Kenza 🙏

Does it work for postdocs as well? 😁 Just posted about my JMP today on here 👉 bsky.app/profile/marg...

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I’ll be available for interviews and would love to discuss how this research agenda on technology use and inequality is evolving 💻 🙌

Likes and shares are highly appreciated!

My webpage for more 👉 sites.google.com/view/margaux...

A bit more about me 👉 I’m a Postdoc at the London School of Economics, and an applied micro-economist with a research focus on economics of education, labor economics and household economics. My ongoing research investigates how parenting shapes children's social media use.

We find that:
📱 Parenting styles predict children’s behavior
⚙️ Beliefs shape parental practices
🎯 Information about social media risks raises awareness but also anxiety, while information about practices helps parents engage more effectively.

With my co-authors, we examine:

1⃣What drives the ways parents guide and manage their children’s digital consumption and exposure

2⃣ and whether parental beliefs and practices in the digital domain can be changed through targeted interventions.

📣Meet our #EconomicsJobMarket candidate Marta Curull! Her research fields are Labor Economics, Family Economics and Health Economics.
 
👉🏽Learn more about @mcsentis.bsky.social here: https://f.mtr.cool/rhagbzwzzs

@laiamaynou.bsky.social @lidiafarre.bsky.social

I thank Almudena Sevilla for the opportunity to write this review and present it (cool pic of some other contributors of the issue and participants to the launch event below! 👇), as well as @paolaprofeta.bsky.social for her help and insights in writing this!

gender wage gaps and inequality in labor force participation.

3️⃣ Papers that have tried to evaluate policy solutions, and the problem that we are still facing, especially social desirability bias and the deeply rooted norms and behaviours!

Finally, we discuss the way forward for research! ⏭️

In this paper, we review:

1️⃣ The existing data that can be used to measure sexual harassment, especially in the US, UK and in France

2️⃣ The literature in economics that shows that sexual harassment hurts victims, but also society as a whole by participating to higher occupational segregation,