Thiago R. Oliveira
@ROliveiraT
Lecturer (Assist. Prof) @CriminologyUoM | Previously @NuffieldCollege & @SurreySociology | PhD @MethodologyLSE | policing, violence, quants, causality |🇧🇷🇬🇧
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Pleased to see that the book I wrote with Hanna Malik on 'The Organisation of Crime and Harm in the Construction Industry' has just been published by Routledge Books! We discuss various organisational practices and policy implications for the industry
routledge.com/The-Organisati…
Are you regularly working with #rstats but would like to take your skills to the next level, e.g. by learning about functional and efficient programming, debugging and parallelizing code?
Tom Paskhalis's #GESISworkshop got you covered!
➡️ bit.ly/advanced_r_pro…
The event 'Three Decades of Quantitative Criminology at Manchester' #QuantCrimMCR30 was one of the most rewarding and beautiful days I have experienced since joining academia! Many thanks to all organisers, speakers, participants, and attendants❤️
Fantastic day celebrating the decades of quantitative criminology at Manchester #QuantCrimMCR30 CriminologyUoM
Thanks to everyone involved!
We had a sad 😢 gathering last night to say goodbye & celebrate Dave Kirk Dave Kirk spent almost a decade University of Oxford Nuffield College Leverhulme Centre for Demographic Science Sociology at Oxford bringing positivity, intellect, respect & commitment to inclusion
Today’s Crim Cafe - Thiago R. Oliveira talked about civilian exposures to police misconduct in Chicago. Caroline Miles & Rose Broad discussed women runners experience of abuse in public spaces. ‘Crumble’ (🐶 Pets As Therapy ) enjoyed an extra treat!
Not long to go until our event celebrating 30 years of quantitative criminology at Manchester! We'll have some cool presentations by current and former quantitative criminologists at UoM. Come join us :) #QuantCrimMCR30
Register here: eventbrite.es/e/three-decade… CriminologyUoM
New paper on #TreatmentHeterogeneity in fixed-effects with Ozan Aksoy!
Discover when conventional Two-Way Fixed-Effects hold strong & where we need Dynamic DiD estimators? 📈
osf.io/preprints/soca…
Spoiler: TWFE is better than you think🤯 #SocialSciences #SocTwitter
#CRIMINOLOGY : As promised, the Criminology Editors Group have published our new policy statement on #DataTransparency and #DataSharing . We also introduce the journal’s partnership with Harvard Dataverse as the preferred repository for the journal.
Amer Soc of Crim
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Are you using DiD to learn about something *continuous*? If so, then new DiD tools for binary designs don’t seem to help much.
But here is something that will help!
An update to “DiD with a Continuous Treatment” w/ professional age forecaster and Brant Callaway:
psantanna.com/files/CGBS.pdf