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Associate Research Scholar and Lecturer 347 Wallace Hall E-Mail: adsera@princeton.edu |
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Education:
B.A. in Economics, University of Barcelona, 1990
M.A. Political Economy, Boston University, 1993
Ph.D. in Economics, Boston University, 1996
Fields of Interest:
Fertility, Migration and Labor Market Institutions,
International and Regional Development, Income Distribution and Political
Economy.
Is Fertility Indeed related to Religiosity? Population Studies July, 61 (2), 225-230, July 2007. PDF File
Are There Gender Differences in Immigrant Labor Market Outcomes across European Countries? (with Barry Chiswick), Journal of Population Economics, Special Issue - Ethnic and Racial Communities, 20 (3), 495–526, 2007. PDF File
Marital Fertility and Religion in
An Economic Analysis of the Gap between Desired and Actual
Fertility. The Case of
Religion and Changes in Family-size Norms in Developed Countries, Review of Religious Research, 47:3, 271-286, March 2006. PDF File
Vanishing Children. From High Unemployment to Low
Fertility in
Changing Fertility Rates in Developed Countries.
The Impact of Labor Market Institutions, Journal of Population Economics
17: 17-43, January 2004 (Copyright Springer-Verlag) PDF File
Are You Being Served? Political Accountability and Quality of Government
(with
Must We Choose? European Unemployment, American Inequality
and the Impact of Education and Labor Market Institutions, (with Carles Boix ) European Journal
of Political Economy 16: 611-638, 2000. PDF
file
Sectoral Spillovers and the Price of Land: A Cost
Analysis across
History and Coordination Failure (with Debraj Ray), Journal of
Economic Growth 3: 267-276, September 1998. PDF
File
Desempleo regional europeo. La interaccion de la educacion y el
mercado de trabajo (with
Under Review:
Where are the babies? Labor Market Conditions and Fertility in
Fertility Changes in Latin America in the Context of Economic Uncertainty
(with Alicia Menendez),
Book Chapters:
Constitutions and Democratic Breakdowns (with Carles
Boix). In Jose Maria Maravall
and Ignacio Sanchez-Cuenca, Voters,
Institutions, and Accountability.
Fertility in Developed Countries. In L. Blume and S. Durlauf (eds.) The New PalgraveDictionary of Economics,
2nd edition.
Kempo to Democracy no Hokai (jointly with Carles Boix and translated by Yuki Yanai,) pp. 82-117, In Hideko Magara & Masanobu Ido, eds., Veto Players and Policy Change (Kyohiken-Player to Seisaku Tenkan), Waseda University Press, 2007.
Canvi Demografic a
Europa: la transformacio dels
valors familiars i del mercat de treball in Centre d’Estudis Jordi Pujol (Ed.) Canvi Demografic i estat
Divergent Patterns in Immigrant Earnings across European Destinations (with Barry R. Chiswick) In Craig Parsons and Timothy Smeeding (eds.) Immigration and the Transformation of Europe, Cambridge University Press, forthcoming 2006.
The Political Economy of Trade and Economic Integration: A
Review Essay (with
Comment on “You Being Served? Political Accountability and Quality of Government”. Summarized in Global Corruption Report 2001, R. Hodess Ed., Transparency International 2001.
¿Debemos elegir?
Desempleo europeo, desigualdad americana y el impacto de la educación y las
instituciones del mercado laboral (with
Democratic Stability and Political Institutions: A Survival Analysis (with
Carles Boix),
Balancing Childbearing and Work under Different Labor Market Arrangements: An Analysis of European Union Countries
Time use among European Youth and Education performance, (with Maria Gutierrez-Domenech, Research Department, La Caixa Savings Bank, Barcelona), 2008.
What Matters for Education? Evidence for Catalonia, (with Maria Gutierrez-Domenech, Research Department, La Caixa Savings Bank, Barcelona), 2009.
Education, Labor Markets and Fertility changed: An Analysis of the 1985 and 1999 Spanish Fertility Surveys.
An Analysis of Adult Cigarette Demand in
The Immigrant-Native Gap in Labor Market Earnings and Total Net Income across European Countries, 2006.
Earnings Differences among Married and Cohabiting Individuals across Gender. An analysis of European Union Countries, 2006.
Development as a Cyclical Process.
Subjective and objective measures of religiosity and fertility choices in developed countries, 2007
Abstracts and Electronic copies of my papers are available
on the IZA webpage www.iza.org or at the SSRN
Electronic Library at:
Current Research Interests:
Fertility and Labor Markets, European Migration, International Political Economy: political institutions and trade and fiscal policies, Economic Growth and Government Performance
Other Significant Accomplishments:
Research Associate, Bendheim-Thoman Center for Research on Child Wellbeing, Princeton University. Since August 2008.
Faculty Associate, Office of Population Research,
Faculty Associate, Niehaus Center for Globalization and Governance, Princeton University. Since July 2006.
Research Fellow, IZA Institute for the Study of Labor. Since 2004.
Associate to the European Network on the Economics of Religion. Since January 2006.
Visiting Associate Professor,
Visiting Scholar, Office of Population Research, Princeton University 2006-2008.
Research Affiliate,
NICHD Postdoctoral Fellow,
Great Cities Scholar,
The
Universitat Autonoma de Barcelona
(Spain), Assistant Professor, 1996-98
Alfred P. Sloan Doctoral Dissertation Fellowship, 1995-95
WissenschaftsZentrum of
CIRIT Scholarship, Generalitat of
Bank of