Do extreme #climate events affect who runs and who wins #elections? New research from #India, by Amrit Amirapu, Irma Clots Figueras, and Juan Pablo Rud : ms.spr.ly/601759jDh

The School of Economics at the University of Kent is looking to hire a Senior Lecturer in Econometrics. Job description in link. Please share with your peers. jobs.kent.ac.uk/Vacancy.aspx?r…

🎊📢Congrats to the winners of the 2023 IZA Award for Innovative Research in the Economics of #ClimateChange! DPs by Gregory Casey, Stephie Fried (Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco), Matthew Gibson (@WilliamsEcon) / Amrit Amirapu, Irma Clots Figueras (University of Kent), Juan Pablo Rud (Royal Holloway Economics Department) newsroom.iza.org/en/archive/new…

En el #DíaInternacionalDeLaMujer queremos visibilizar el trabajo de investigadoras reconocidas con nuestros premios. Gracias a todas las mujeres que trabajáis para generar un impacto positivo en la sociedad.

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First up in #OxCSAE2023 Political Economy 3 Session, Amrit Amirapu presents joint work (w/ Irma Clots Figueras & Juan Pablo Rud) on the effects of extreme temperatures on Indian elections🇮🇳 between 2009 & 2017. CSAE

We're hiring! Deadline approaches for this opportunity with us: We’re looking for a Senior Lecturer in Econometrics and welcome applications from candidates with a strong research and teaching potential at all levels up to PhD Join us! lnkd.in/etpzNsVR

Our next event: Public Lecture University of Kent by Professor Stefan Dercon Blavatnik School of Government CSAE on "Gambling on Development: Why Some Countries Win and Others Lose" on 4th May, further details 👉 bit.ly/3LluPgI School of Economics Stefan Dercon

What keeps some people and countries poor? This May, Development Economics Research Centre, Kent welcomes Professor Stefan Dercon Blavatnik School of Government presenting 'Gambling on Development: why some countries win and others lose'. blogs.kent.ac.uk/economics/2023…

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Looking forward to this lecture next Tuesday! School of Economics Development Economics Research Centre, Kent University of Kent

Muchas felicidades, y muy merecido! Olympia Bover

Research Day today at the School of Economics at Kent. I am looking forward to many interesting presentations and discussions! School of Economics Development Economics Research Centre, Kent Macro, Growth, and History Centre (MaGHiC)

📢Exciting News Alert! Calling all female researchers in Political Economics! Join our network of Women in Political Economics 🖥️ Website:  sites.google.com/view/women-in-… 1/4

"A study found that extreme conditions, especially those that affect agricultural productivity of rural voters, can actually increase voter turnout" Semafor's Caroline Anders cites work by Amrit Amirapu Irma Clots Figueras Juan Pablo Rud semafor.com/article/01/12/… promarket.org/2023/02/13/cli…

I am looking forward to my visit! 😊

Jishnu Das's very thoughtful essay that tries to get us (development economists) to think harder about why we do what we do. linkedin.com/pulse/did-deve…

At the Workshop for Women in Political Economics. Wonderful scenery at St. Andrews University. Now Irma Clots Figueras showing some evidence on the economic effect of re-electing the incumbent

We are very pleased to announce Development Economics Research Centre, Kent's fourth workshop on 'Microeconomic Approaches to Development Economics' School of Economics on July 15-16, full programme and registration details 👉 bit.ly/4bx5IBp

Anirban Mitra and Shabana Mitra find a positive effect of elections on consumption expenditres in India in their recently accepted paper at Economic Development and Cultural Change eur01.safelinks.protection.outlook.com/?url=https%3A%…