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Econ & ML Postdoc @UCL (🇬🇧). Econ PhD at @Uantwerpen (🇧🇪). Master @ULBruxelles (🇧🇪). B.A (and birth) 🇺🇾. Applied micro, mach. learning, inequality.
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Heard Mateo Seré today at the ifo Conference on Understanding Socio-Economic Inequalities with Novel Data and Methods presenting his job market paper "Don't Stop Me Now: Gender Attitudes in Academic Seminars Through Machine Learning". Really great paper! www.mateosere.com/_files/ugd/9...
Regression table showing effects of presenter's and interruptor's gender. Women are more often interrupted and even more so by women. Don’t Stop Me Now: Gender Attitudes in Academic Seminars Through Machine Learning∗ Mateo Seré† Abstract This paper focuses on the interactions between peers in the academic environment, building on a widely cited finding in the gender literature that men interrupt women more often than women do. Utilizing a unique dataset from economic seminar audio recordings, this study investigates gender-based peer interactions and uncovers four key findings: (i) Female speakers are interrupted more frequently, earlier, and differently than males; (ii) the extra interruptions largely stem from female, not male, audience members; (iii) audience members of both genders interrupt female speakers with a more negative tone; (iv) female presenters receive more questions, particularly from males and more comments from female audience members. These findings, persistent even after controlling for variables such as the presenter’s seniority, seminar series, or topic of the presentation, contribute in a nove
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