Research @igopbcn @PolitiquesUAB | British Academy Wolfson Fellow @CASE_LSE | Poverty & Inequality | @DistantWelfare | Citizenship | Social Innovation 🏳️🌈
Barcelona, Spain
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New paper out in @TheSocReview
Who counts in poverty research? journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.…
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Excited to see this out in @JSP_journal! Research shows that key supporters of UBI arelow-income, high-risk, or unemployed—but do they prefer a UBI over other altervatives? Spoiler: no! A key takeaway: it's crucial to distinguish between support levels and actual preferences.
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🚨Fins 14/10/24🚨
Oberta Convocatòria d’ajuts x contractes predoctorals x a formació de doctors 2024.
Busquem 1 persona x desenv. tesi doctoral sobre precarietat i salut mental entre els joves (proj. OUTIP) amb @laramaest. CC @mireiabolibar @quit_uab
bit.ly/TaulellUAB
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🎉The first article of my thesis is now out on @spaajournal
📍It measures and interprets varieties of minimum income schemes across six EU welfare states (2008-2022), testing the hypothesis of a 'workfare shift'
📎Open-access link
onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
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🚨 JOBS ALERT 🚨 We are recruiting four postdoctoral researchers to work on an @ERC_Research project re-examining poverty across Europe. For details and how to apply, please see: fes-sociologia.com/noticia/F… Application deadline: 13th September
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4 postdoc positions for quants researchers in a great EU #poverty project in Barcelona. Deadline sept 13th. More info: fes-sociologia.com/noticia/F…
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Ya se ha abierto el plazo de envío de propuestas para los paneles temáticos del X Congreso de la Red Española de Política Social (REPS), que se celebrará entre el 22 y el 24 de octubre de 2025 en Logroño. Mas info aquí: reps2025.unirioja.es #REPS #PolíticaSocial
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📢Seeking a PT (0.3 FTE) RA for a project on long-term childhood poverty
Ideal for PhDs in the UK
Based in @DSPI_Oxford, with flexible working options
Gain research experience/skills, get an opportunity to publish & earn extra money
📅 July 17
Apply: shorturl.at/nzqNc
What a 24 hrs! Final leg from Barcelona to Glasgow on the train done 🚂 ☑️ See you soon #SPAconf2024
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In a new WP with @ZParolin we examine the effects of a more generous unemployment insurance (UI) on the demand for other public transfers
Does UI substitute for other transfers? Or does it lead to benefit dependency? And how these effects potentially materialize? 🧵
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New paper by Yonathan Berman & Tora Hovland
Austerity cuts on welfare & health (maps) affect on life expectancy and mortality
Shows austerity cuts caused a 3 year setback in life expectancy between 2010 - 2019
Felt unevenly across the country
Don't let them tell you otherwise
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One week left to apply!
A few notes:
* You can apply to both positions.
* DSPI gives financial support for Skilled Worker visa applications (you still need to pay NHS surcharge).
* Both posts are initially fixed-term for two years.
Reach me if you have more questions.
Join our team at @DSPI_Oxford!
Two Lecturer positions in Comparative Social Policy
📅 Deadline: June 24
What we offer:
✨Fair workload with substantial time for research
✨Supportive colleagues
✨Brilliant and motivated students
✨A vibrant research environment
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How does an unconditional cash allowance to families with children affect parents' mental health? @clpignatti & I find that cash leads to a decline in bad mental health days, especially for lower-income and younger parents. Open access at Health Economics: onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
Helpful report from @IFS showing again just how much people have lost from tax & benefits changes since 2010. Lots of attention rightly paid to children and families here. But to tackle poverty (& especially destitution) why isn't there more focus on single, childless households?
There is a great comparative paper on this issue by @JanetGornick et al nitter.cf/JanetGornick/status/17…
