Ayer vi, y perdonen la tardanza, Portrait de la jeune fille en feu y estoy atravesando un profundo e intenso ilapso. No me interesa nada más que no sea volver a verla, leer y saberlo todo sobre ella. Quiero quedarme a vivir ahí para siempre. En esas 2 horas y 1 minuto.

Calling researchers interested in combining research & policy impact! We Center for Global Development are hiring Fellows & Senior Fellows based in DC or London. Open across fields within development & global public goods including health, education, agriculture, climate. …erforglobaldevelopment.applytojob.com/apply/ZrMvIhUC…

📢Hiring Alert! We are running a hiring drive at DIL with a deadline of October 9th. We are hiring for a number of exciting roles across our research, policy, and grants/finance teams. For details on positions and application instructions, see here: dil.uchicago.edu/development-in…

BREAKING NEWS The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences has decided to award the 2024 Sveriges Riksbank Prize in Economic Sciences in Memory of Alfred Nobel to Daron Acemoglu, Simon Johnson and James A. Robinson “for studies of how institutions are formed and affect prosperity.”

Congratulations to Daron Acemoglu, Simon Johnson, and James Robinson. They revived and made cool again the study of institutions in mainstream economics. Their work stimulated a huge literature that grows by the day.

Seems like an appropriate time to boost this paper! Todd Lensman is on the market this year 👀

Sakina Shibuya JMP: "When Protection Fails: Effects of Military Bases on Sexual Violence in Colombia" Website: sakinashibuya.org

Tiempo para vivir sin prisa

Me acabo de enterar de que Heidi es el diminutivo *directo* de Adelaida. Adelaida en alemán: Adelheid. AdelHEID> Heidi.

Today's cool young researcher #econtwitter #econsky is Paula Gonzalez Martinez NU Wildcats Football WBG Gender who works on topics related to gender, agriculture + social norms

Being an academic can be great, but also tough. You experience tons of rejection. Everyone is constantly telling you what you're doing wrong. Teaching is tiring. Days drag by with seemingly little progress. Working in isolation can be lonely. So, I think its useful

☎️Pre-doc hiring alert! DIL is recruiting Research Professionals (pre-docs) to work on development economics projects with Professor Michael Kremer. We are looking for strong math skills, top grades, and writing ability. Apply here by July 18th: job-boards.greenhouse.io/universityofch…

The University of Chicago’s Macro Finance Research Program — which I lead — is now recruiting two research professionals (pre-doc research assistants) to begin next summer. Apply here 👉 job-boards.greenhouse.io/universityofch… #EconTwitter #AcademicJobs

I am delighted to introduce 6 wonderful Harris PhD students who are on the job market this year. Claire Fan estimates the economic costs of hydro dams in foreign downstream countries. She finds that despite the lack of a central international authority, countries with

Daniel Sonnenstuhl finds that, in low-income countries, firms often delay salaries. But instead of retaliating, workers increase effort – hoping to eventually get paid. At the same time, this uncertainty keeps many people from taking jobs in the first place.

Danielle Nemschoff's research shows that prison placement decisions matter. When people are housed closer to home, they receive more family visits, which significantly reduces recidivism. daniellenemschoff.github.io

Rubina Hundal studies discrimination on a mutable trait — oral appearance — showing that firms penalize a correctable, class-linked cue, largely due to expected customer and coworker reactions. How do such signals shape labor-market allocation? g-hundal.github.io Rubina

Mis propósitos para 2026: - Componerme en el día de hoy. - Componerme en el de mañana. - Componerme que vivo triste. - Componerme, me duele el alma.

MaoRo Si uno mismo no respeta su dolor…