I am a lecturer in Economics at the University of
Nottingham's School of Economics.
I was born in Colombia, where I grew up until I was 18 years old.
I received a PhD in Economics from Sciences Po, Paris in 2016. After
that I was a Career Development Fellow at the University of Oxford (Pembroke College), where I was attached to the Economic and Social History Research group.
My work aims at understanding the long-term determinants of spatial inequality using a quantitative historical perspective. I am particularly interested in the role of culture —especially religion— on development, but this is not my only subject.
2012-16: Sciences Po. PhD in Economics
2007-12: École Normale Supérieure - Ulm (BL)
2010-11: Harvard University. Visiting graduate student
2008-10: Paris School of Economics. MPhil
2020: BA/Leverhulme research grant for project on the Britsh Suffrage Movement.
2019: Upjohn Institute for Employment Research Early Careeer Research Award,
UoN Stemm Change EDI Grant for project on gender differences in
reference letters
2016: John Fell Fund (Oxford University)
2015: Rokos Carrer Development fellowship
2012: Allocation ministérielle de doctorat
2010: Warburg Fund (Harvard University)
2010: Herschel-Smith ENS/Harvard exchange scholarship