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I am a PhD student at Yale interested in studying public policy and political economics
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I am interested in distributional analysis and economic development. Most of my work is on the measurement of poverty, inequality and social mobility. I have done consultancy work for governments and think-tanks in Brazil, Mexico and Peru, as well as international organisations like the ADB and ECLAC. I am faculty member of Leeds University Business School and Research associate at OPHI.
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I am Lecturer in Anthropology of Development at the School of Social and Political Science, University of Edinburgh, and Director of the Research Cluster Digital Global Development. My most recent research investigated the impact of digital technology on the livelihoods of refugees and migrants. A collaboration with the International Labour Organization led to the publication of two ILO reports on decent work among youths and refugees in the internet economy. Alongside this applied work, I co-authored a recent journal article on the employment outcomes of coding schools for migrants in Berlin, investigated the relationship between migration and inequality in the journal World Development, and published widely on economic inequality, displacement, and political conflict with a focus on the Middle East. My current research agenda aims to enable a more inclusive and fair future of work in the global digital economy, with a particular focus on marginalized populations, such as refugees, and people in need of humanitarian assistance and development aid.
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I am a professor teaching in the Philippines. Being exposed to the life of the rural in the northern Mindanao, I am applying the principles learnt in real life. I need the understanding between two ends.
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Assistant Professor of Economics at University of Bristol
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Assistant professor of political science at Bocconi University.
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University of California Presidential Chair at Irvine
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Professor of Political Science at McMaster University, Canada. Teaching and research expertise on issues of children's rights and security in global political perspective, the militarization of childhood, and childhood as a technology of (global) governance.
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Professor of Economics, main interests: health, labour economics, behavioural economics, specifically: influence of non-monetary incentives and social preferences on decision-making in health and labour markets.
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Scientist working on large-scale datadriven understanding of human behavior.