Andre Groeger
@andregroeger.bsky.social
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Associate Professor of Economics @UABBarcelona & @bse_barcelona. #ERC_STG #RUSTDEC. Development, Labor, Agriculture, Environment, Urban, Migration, Climate Change, Conflict, #geospatial PhD @goetheuni #FirstGen https://sites.google.com/site/andregroeger/
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📢 #CallForPapers - European Research Workshop in International Trade 2026
We invite papers on topics related to international #trade, foreign direct investment, #migration, automation, and other issues related to #globalisation.
Deadline: 14 December
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rmegal.bsky.social
Come & join us in summer (February) in beautiful Melbourne: Submit your paper to the Australian Gender Economics Workshop (AGEW), 11–13 Feb 2026 organised at Monash University and Monash Business School.

Deadline to submit a paper: 17 Oct 2025

Details & submissions: www.monash.edu/business/eve...
Australian Gender Economics Workshop 2026
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ecapuab.bsky.social
📢 Next seminar at UAB Dep of Applied Economics (joint with UFAE):
📅Thursday, October 9 at 13:30
👨‍🏫 Emilio Depetris-Chauvin (PUC Chile)
📃 "(De facto) Historical Ethnic Borders and Contemporary Conflict in Africa"
📌 Sala de Graus, Faculty of Economics, @uab.cat

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cgdev.org
ODA is under growing pressure.🌍On Oct. 16, join CGD for an expert-led conversation on how we can construct a new shared vision for global development cooperation that works for partner countries, donors, and other stakeholders.

Register ⬇️
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oxfordcsae.bsky.social
PEDL 15th Anniversary Conference @cepr.org

Bringing together researchers studying the behaviour of firms in low-income countries & focusing on the market forces that drive efficiency in these countries.

📅26 - 28 Mar 2026
📍Oxford, UK

⏰Submission deadline: 20 Oct
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PEDL 15th Anniversary Conference
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woessmann.bsky.social
📢 Call for papers:

🚀 4th CESifo Junior Workshop on the Economics of Education 🤩

30-31 March 2026, Munich

Keynote: Michela Carlana (Harvard)

PhD students & early postdocs, please apply!

www.ifo.de/en/cesifo/ev...

Deadline: 11 Jan 2026

@caterinapavese.bsky.social @mtotarelli.bsky.social
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mclem.org
No.

Americans reject this extremist insanity.

Constitutional checks and balances by our co-equal judiciary are not “insurrection”.

Judges exercising their constitutional powers is not “terrorism”.

Conservative and Liberal Americans will defend our constitutional order against military rule.
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papiteide.bsky.social
After the success of the first conference, the submission link for the second is already open tinyurl.com/ywcwz7ba. Submit by Dec 1. Workshop in Rotterdam 4-5 June 2026, jointly organised with Rotterdam Global Health Initiative and Erasmus School of Economics.
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mclem.org
I was invited to Moscow in 2009 by the great economist Sergei Guriev to present my research.

Four years later, he was forced to flee the country in fear as the regime tightened its chokehold on academia.

All authoritarians strangle universities—because thoughtful dissent threatens their power.
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davidajaeger.bsky.social
Save the date! The fifth annual Scotland and Northern England Conference in Applied Microeconomics will be held from 5-7 May 2026 at the Crieff Hydro Hotel in Perthshire. Professor Steve Machin (LSE) will deliver the keynote. For more info:
applied-microecon.wp.st-andrews.ac.uk/sane-worksho...
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cesifo.org
Submit your paper by 30 September (23:59 CET) 👇
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CESifo @cesifo.org · Aug 22
📣We will jointly organize the 1st Workshop on the 𝗘𝗰𝗼𝗻𝗼𝗺𝗶𝗰 𝗮𝗻𝗱 𝗦𝗼𝗰𝗶𝗲𝘁𝗮𝗹 𝗜𝗺𝗽𝗮𝗰𝘁𝘀 𝗼𝗳 𝗔𝗜 on 𝟱 - 𝟲 𝗗𝗲𝗰 𝟮𝟬𝟮𝟱. Submissions are now open! Keynotes: @gathmannch.bsky.social & Tania Babina.

ℹ️https://www.ifo.de/en/cesifo/event/2025-12-05/cesifo-transform-workshop-economic-and-societal-impacts-ai
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dmckenzie.bsky.social
In today's blog, I discuss 3 ways for international migration to be part of a structural transformation policy: 1) as an industry itself; 2) training people abroad in the skills to develop a new industry at home; and 3) through immigration (eg Start-up Chile) blogs.worldbank.org/en/impacteva...
International Migration as a Structural Transformation Policy
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osus-info.bsky.social
📣 Join us Monday at 11:30 ET for an @osus-info.bsky.social seminar!

Allison Green (LSE) presents “Networks and Geographic Mobility: Evidence from World War II Navy Ships ” (osus.info)

Yanos Zylberberg and Gabriel Loumeau will be our panelists!
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globalcit.bsky.social
Explore the new GLOBALCIT Migrant Electoral Rights (MER) Dataset ❗🌐

🌍 165 countries (1960–2020)
📊 488 indicators
🗳️ voting & candidacy rights of non-citizen residents + non-resident citizens
🏛️ Differentiates election type (legislative, executive, referendum) & level

📥: tinyurl.com/yv37nj7m
Migrant Electoral Rights (MER) Dataset - Globalcit
Suffrage is a central element of democracy. Over time, electoral rights have increasingly become available to migrants—both as non-citizen residents and as non-resident citizens. However, existing dat...
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annabindler.bsky.social
This is an exciting week full of research events! 🥳

We start with the 9th PhD Workshop in Empirical Economics at the University of Potsdam. @cepa-unipotsdam.bsky.social

I’m looking forward to meeting the PhD students and to our keynote lecture given by wonderful @amandayagan.bsky.social.
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🚨 𝗙𝗶𝗻𝗮𝗹 𝗥𝗲𝗺𝗶𝗻𝗱𝗲𝗿 – One Week Left to Submit: #CDSM2025 🚨

📅 𝗡𝗼𝘃 𝟭𝟮–𝟭𝟯, 𝟮𝟬𝟮𝟱 (Virtual)
📥 Submission Deadline: 𝗦𝗲𝗽𝘁 𝟯𝟬, 𝟮𝟬𝟮𝟱

We welcome:
✅ Presentation proposals
✅ Extended abstracts
✅ Full papers

📧 𝗦𝘂𝗯𝗺𝗶𝘁 𝘁𝗼: [email protected]
🌐 Register or learn more: www.causalscience.org
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jakemgrumbach.bsky.social
Restricting visas doesn’t lead to hiring non-immigrants—it leads to hiring foreigners. For every H-1B visa rejection, multinationals add ~0.4–0.9 foreign employees, especially in R&D hubs like India, China, and Canada.

via @florianederer.bsky.social
How Do Restrictions on High-Skilled
Immigration Affect Offshoring?
Evidence from the H-1B Program
Britta Glennon
WORKING PAPER 27538
DOI 10.3386/w27538
ISSUE DATE July 2020
REVISION DATE February
2023
Highly-skilled workers are not only a crucial and relatively scarce inputs into firms' productive and innovative processes, but are also a critical resource determining competitive advantage. An increasingly high proportion of these workers in the US were born abroad and permitted to work on skilled worker visas. How do multinational firms respond when artificial constraints, namely policies restricting skilled immigration, are placed on their ability to hire scarce human capital? This paper combines visa microdata and comprehensive data on US multinational firm activity to demonstrate that firms respond to restrictions on H-1B immigration by increasing foreign affiliate employment at the intensive and extensive margins, particularly in China, India, and Canada. The most impacted jobs were R&D-intensive ones, but there is some evidence that non-R&D employment was also affected. The paper highlights a means by which firms can circumvent constraining policies and mitigate country-level risk, but it also suggests that, for the average MNC, this means is imperfect; for every visa rejection, they hire 0.4 employees abroad. The most globalized MNCs are the most likely to respond to these restrictions by offshoring, highlighting that firm capabilities—in the form of prior internationalization-shape the decision and ability to offshore in response to skilled immigration restrictions; indeed, these firms hire 0.9 employees abroad for every visa rejection. More broadly, the paper provides evidence of a push factor for internationalizing knowledge activity: artificial constraints on resources result in firms circumventing restrictive policies in ways that may not be anticipated by policy makers.
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theigc.bsky.social
The BREAD-IGC virtual PhD course starts in just 48 hours with our largest-ever group of participants! 🎉

If you’re in development economics, this must-attend course is a game-changer - just read the testimonials from our last course below.

Find out more: www.theigc.org/events/bread...

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The lecture series addressed a core issue in urban economics - transportation - using both theoretical insights and practical applications. The emphasis on how transportation systems influence economic productivity and urban inequality resonated with attendees, showcasing the tangible impacts of well-designed or poorly implemented policies. The lecture's balanced focus on equity, efficiency, and sustainability further enriched its appeal, making it highly relevant for addressing pressing urban challenges in both developed and developing countries. There was a great combination of theory, practical research and clear research gaps. I felt the language was accessible for someone starting to explore urbanisation economics, and the speakers were very engaging.
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mclem.org
The US Administration has moved to kneecap our universities, and bar as many foreign students and scientists from the country as it can.

Reckless policymakers are destroying the American future and handing it to China.

Those in Congress entrusted to protect our future sit, flaccid, watching it.
Opinion | We Are Watching a Scientific Superpower Destroy Itself
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