Stefan Maurer: 2012-
Stefan is in interested in economic history. In his MRes paper, he is investigating whether regions in Germany with more support for the Nazi party received more public investment in the 1930s.
Abel Brodeur: EDP student from the Paris School of Economics 2012-13
Abel is interested in many topics in applied micro, including well-being and health.
Marta De-Philippis: 2011-
In her MRes paper, Marta tested the implications of the multitasking model using data on teaching quality (grades) and acacademic publications for faculty at Bocconi University. She is now working on the performance of immigrant children in school and on the commuting and labour supply of couples.
David Schönherr: EDP student from Bonn 2011-12
David is interested in the effects of networks in business on corporate decisions and outcomes. In a paper with Rainer Haselmann and Vikrant Vik he is looking at the lending decisions of German banks which are connected to firms through membership in service clubs. In another project he is investigating the effect of connections to the president on firm performance in South Korea.
Abel Schumann: visiting PhD student from the Stockholm School of Economics 2011-12
Abel has been studying the effects of local shocks on economic outcomes. He is now working at the OECD. He has worked on the following papers while visiting the LSE:
The papers are available on
Abel's web page
Michael Böhm: 2010-
Michael works primarily on the allocation of talent in the labor market. He is currently finishing his PhD and will start as an assistant professor at the University of Bonn in the fall of 2013. He has written the following three papers:
The papers are available on
Michael's web page
Claudia Steinwender: 2009-
After starting to work on the employment effects of regionally based subsidies, Claudia has investigated issues in trade, related to market integration, innovation, and market intermediaries. For this project she has been collecting data on the US-English cotton trade in the 19th century around the time when the transatlantic telegraph cable was laid. She has written the following papers:
Hannes Schwandt: EDP student 2009-2010, PhD from Pompeu Fabra
Hannes has been working on the effect of economic shocks on health and well-being. He completed his thesis in summer 2012 and is currently a Post-Doc at the Center for Health and Well-Being at Princeton University. His thesis consists of the following papers:
The papers are available on
Hannes' web page
Alexander Lembcke: 2008-2012
Alexander has worked on various topics in labour economics. He is currently a consultant for the OECD. He wrote the following three papers as a PhD student:
Örjan Sandewall: 2007-2008
Örjan wrote a thesis based on some unusual Swedisch datasets. He started his PhD work with John van Reenen. Örjan works as a consultant at NERA. He wrote the followig papers as a PhD student:
Fabian Waldinger: 2004-2008
Fabian completed his thesis on various topics on education and peer effects in academic research. He is now an associate professor at Warwick University. He wrote the following three papers as a PhD student:
The papers are available on
Fabian's web page
Michele Pellizzari: 2000-2004
Michele completed his thesis on unemployment insurance, social assistance, and the role of networks in job search behavior. His first job was at Bocconi University in Milan; he is now at the OECD in Paris. He wrote the following papers as a PhD student:
The papers are available on
Michele's web page