Assist. Prof. @BristolUniEcon: innovation, labor, history. Previously: @NUEconomics, @unibocconi, @SantAnnaPisa, among others. Roman.
Bristol, England
Joined August 2022
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Join us for the 2027 Bristol Applied Economics Meetings (BÆM)!
💥 Economics of Crime, Violence, and Conflict, 4-5 May
Keynotes: Emily Nix & Paolo Pinotti
🌍 Development Economics, 6-7 May
Keynotes: Benjamin Marx & Diana van Patten
Call for papers👉 baem.info
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New CEPR Discussion Paper - DP21928
A Nation of Emigrants: Transatlantic Emigration and Italian National Identity
Davide Coluccia @BristolUni, Giampaolo Lecce @giamp85, Laura Ogliari @UniBergamo
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#CEPR_EH #CEPR_PoE #EconTwitter
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In 1860, the New York Times declared that "no one invention has brought with it so great a relief for our mothers and daughters as these iron needle-women." They were, of course, referring to the sewing machine. But how much did it really change the lives of women in the 19th century?
In the latest VoxTalks Economics Podcast, Tim Phillips speaks with Philipp Ager (@EconUniMannheim) about his research with Davide Coluccia (@BristolUni), which traces the spread of the sewing machine across Massachusetts between 1850 and 1900. Their findings reveal a striking divide across social classes.
🎧 Listen now: ow.ly/PYjI50Zb95O
#VoxTalks #Economics #EconHistory #Gender #Labour
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New CEPR Discussion Paper - DP21496
Liberation Technology? The Impact of the Sewing Machine on Women
Philipp Ager @MannheimBSchool @EconUniMannheim, Davide Coluccia @BristolUni
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The 4th edition of the Uppsala Econ History Workshop is over. As usual, fantastic presentations and a great keynote too! Thanks to all participants and see you next year
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📢 Call for papers 📢
Join us for the Bristol Applied Economics Meeting (BÆM) on the Economics of Migration, May 6-7!
Invited talks by Ran Abramitzky, Joan Monras, and Caroline Theoharides.
Submit your paper by Jan 31. Some travel funding is available. baem.info/CfP_MIG_26.pdf
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Kellogg School of Management PhD Candidate Elena Stella’s research interests are Corporate Finance, Public Economics, Political Economy. Learn more about Elena & other Northwestern Job Market Candidates at economics.northwestern.edu/j…
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Department of Economics PhD Candidate Federico Crippa’s research interest is Econometrics. Learn more about Federico & other Northwestern Job Market Candidates at economics.northwestern.edu/j…
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Migrants from Britain to the United States in the 19th century brought American innovations back to the old country.
@gaiagdossi @dm_coluccia
In CentrePiece magazine
Editor: @helen_ward1
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Sneak peek at CentrePiece – out tomorrow!
Featuring: Market power, Talking Therapies, City life, BBC relocation, intermarriage in the US, migration and innovation, elite universities, women in politics, Trump tariffs.
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And also the third edition of the econ history workshop is finished! Learned about crusades, migrants, sewing machines, partisans and much more. Thanks to all participants and hope to see you all soon! Also thanks to @mkaradja @Jakobmolinder Erik and Anne Sofie
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We're honoured to be 1 of 3 European destinations on the REStud Tour, organised by the Review of Economics Studies (@RevEconStudies) 🌍
On 15-16 May we welcome 7 leading new global economists to speak to our academics & explore Bristol 🎓
Read more 👉 brnw.ch/21wSkVM
ALT Bristol Harbour. showing colourful houses in background
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Fascinating look at the role of migrants from Britain to US in the late 19th and 20th century in helping new technology spread back to the UK.
By @GaiagDossi and @DM_Coluccia
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Return innovation: The knowledge spillovers of the British migration to the United States, 1870-1940
By @dm_coluccia and @gaiagdossi
Read at: ow.ly/qjUi50UOFWq
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🚨Job Market Paper🚨
❓ Populations are aging rapidly, with critical implications for long-term care (LTC) systems. But how does the provision of LTC impact families?
📣I answer this question in my #JMP.
Below a 🧵 #EconJobMarket #EconTwitter
ALT "Should I Care or Should I Work? Multigenerational Effects of Long-Term Care" by Katja Kaufmann and Chiara Malavasi, together with paper's abstract.
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BÆM is back! Come and join us in beautiful Bristol for the 2nd edition of the Bristol Applied Economics Meetings:
Development Economics: May 6-7
Gender, Diversity, and Human Capital: May 8-9
Submit your paper by Feb 28. Travel support is available. baem.info. 1/4
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Meet Dr Davide Coluccia, one of the newest members of the School. Davide joins us from @NorthwesternU, teaching Economics of Innovation and Labour Economics this year. Discover what brought him to Bristol and what he’s most excited about. bristol.ac.uk/economics/news…
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Department of Economics PhD Candidate Devis Decet’s research interests are in Development, Public, and Environmental Economics. Learn more about @devdecet & other Northwestern Economics Job Market Candidates at economics.northwestern.edu/p…
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Everything is almost ready for the FRESH workshop at @DepsUSiena this Thursday and Friday! We have 12 fascinating papers and a keynote on well-being and growth by Prof. @LdelaEscosura . We're thrilled to host the workshop! 👇program
deps.unisi.it/it/eventi/sien…
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To conclude this intense first session, @dm_coluccia on knowledge spillover of British migration to the US, and @MBertazzini on the effect of farmers' expulsion from post-colonial Lybia
