Visiting research fellow at Opportunity Insights - Harvard Economics Department sponsored by Raj Chetty

I co-created a first-year course at Sciences Po - Campus Le Havre called "BEXP 12A04 - What is Inequality and what can be done? Transdisciplinary approaches to Inequalities" that I teach with Bernardino Leon Reyes & Javier Carbonell.Description of the course: The purpose of this seminar-based course is to examine the multiple faces of inequality. This course outlines a transdisciplinary research agenda to review the insights of political theory, economics, sociology, anthropology, political science and digital studies. The course is organized in 12 two-hours-long seminars, with 2 topics in each (24 topics in total). By drawing on these very different approaches, students will be able to look both at the multifarious forms that inequality can take —from income inequality to the disproportionate ways in which some groups are targeted by security actors— and to rethink the blind spots of their own disciplines by confronting it with cognate ones (i.e., what does economics miss when studying inequality? What does philosophy overlook?). To that end, this course will provide students with cutting-edge literature in these fields, as well as an array of methodological tools ranging from quantitative methods to ethnography, to delve into this pressing matter. In addition, this transdisciplinary approach proposes to study inequality beyond artificial macro/micro and quantitative/qualitative divides predominant in the social sciences, in order to examine the origins, reproduction and consequences of inequalities to respond to a pressing question: what can we do to tackle inequality?

PhD research stay at the Bank of Spain. Currently working on a project about intergenerational mobility of education in Spain together with Jan Stuhler (UC3M), Ernesto Villanueva (BdE) & Margarita Machelett (BdE)

Supervisor: Julia Schmidt

Research Assistant to Professor Dr. James Angel (McDonough School of Business) and to Professor Dr. Robert F. Owen ( Visiting Scholar at Georgetown University, permanent Professor of International Economics at University of Nantes, France )Fields: Financial economics

Research Assistant to Dr. Robert F. Owen , Professor of International Economics at University of Nantes and Researcher at LEMNA ( Laboratoire d'Économie et Management) Fields: Financial economics, economic theory, bounded rationality.