RESEARCH

"Becoming Political: How Marching Suffragists Facilitated Women’s Electoral Participation in England." [CEPR DP 18641] Joint work with Mona Morgan-Collins. Awarded a BA/Leverhulme Small Research Grant - 2020.
"Career Paths with a Two-Body Problem: Occupational Specialisation and Geographic Mobility" (2021) Joint work with Guillaume Wilemme. [Upjohn Institute WP 21-346]. Awarded Upjohn Institute for Employment Research Early Careeer Research Award - 2020.

"The Death of King Coal: Industrial Decline and Wellbeing over Lifetime" with Björn Brey.

"Stereotyping in Reference Letters: Experimental Evidence and Consequences" Joint work with Markus Eberhardt, Giovanni Facchini, Anna Hochleitner, and Fabio Tufano

Gender Difference in Reference Letters: Evidence from the Economics Job Market (2023) Joint work with Markus Eberhardt and Giovanni Facchini. Economic Journal (accepted June 2023). [Paper ] [Appendix]
Covered in: [Promarket] [VoxEU] [Nada es Gratis (en español)]
Awarded a University of Nottingham STEMM-Change EDI grant - 2019. Older versions: GEP 2023/02, CEPR DP 16960, IZA WP 15055.

Internal borders and population geography in the unification of Italy Joint work with Brian A'Hearn. [CEPR WP DP14604 (older draft)] [Online Appendix] [Replication materials] Journal of Economic History (accepted March 2022)

"Notre Taxe de Paris: Tax Expenditures with Two Public Goods," Joint work with Guillaume Wilemme, Revue Économique (accepted July 2022)

Cash Crops, Print Technologies, and the Politicization of Ethnicity in Africa. Joint work with Philip Roessler and Yannick Pengl. American Political Science Review, 2022, 116(1), 181-199. [Paper][Online Supplementary Materials][Replication materials][Discussed on Vox-Talks, the CEPR podcast!]

Sex and the Mission: The conflicting effects of early Christian investments on HIV in sub-Saharan Africa. Joint with Julia Cagé. Journal of Demographic Economics, 2020, vol. 86 (3), pp. 213-257. [Missions-data][online-appendix]

The Long-Term Effects of the Printing Press in sub-Saharan Africa. Joint work with Julia Cage, American Economic Journal: Applied Economics, 2016, vol. 8 (3), pp: 69-99, 2016. [Online appendix][VoxEu][Missions-data]

Evaluating the Long-Term impact of Christian Missions in The Economics of Religion, Robert M. Sauer (ed.), World Scientific Publishing Co, 2023.
Does it really matter how different we are? Ancestry distances and income in the United-States, with an Appendix. Forthcoming in the World Scientific Encyclopaedia of Global Migration, Robert M. Sauer (ed.), World Scientific Publishing Co.
The Devil is in the Detail: Christian Missions' Heterogeneous Effects on Development in sub-Saharan Africa. in The Long Economic and Political Shadow of History, vol. 2, Michalopoulos and Papaioannou (eds.), CEPR Press (VoxEu - Ebook), 2016. Joint work with Julia Cagé

Él es brillante y ella es dedicada, piece on gender stereotyping in the economics job market for the economics blog "nada es gratis."
Stereotyping in the economics job market, VoxEU piece, February 2022. Co-written with Markus Eberhardt and Giovanni Facchini.
Politics and Ethnicity in Africa, VoxTalks podcast, October 2020.
Saving souls but hurting bodies: missions, health investments, and HIV prevalence. VoxEu, 17 March 2018, with Julia Cagé.
There is no 'case for colonialism': insights from the economic history of colonialism. Post for the Africa at LSE blog. 10 October 2017, 2017, with Yannick Dupraz.
Newspaper readership, civic attitudes, and economic development.
VoxEU, May 2014. Co-written with Julia Cagé.