Past events
Monday Afternoon Seminar: Stephen Stansfeld. ‘A lifecourse perspective on work and mental health’
Presented by: Stephen Stansfeld, Queen Mary University of London
Venue: ISER Large Seminar Room, 2N2 4.16
JESS Seminar: Fertility, Female Labour Supply and Childcare Responses to Public Policies: A Simulation Analysis
Presented by: Panayiota Lyssiotou, University of Cyprus (EUROMOD visitor)
Venue: 2N2.4.16 - ISER Large Seminar Room
JESS Seminar: Tom Crossley (Cancelled)
Presented by: Tom Crossley, Economics and ISER
Venue: 2N2.4.16 - ISER Large Seminar Room
Monday Afternoon Seminar: “Does adding a survey language reduce representation bias? The role of survey topic, questionnaire difficulty, and sample socio-demography”
Presented by: Oliver Lipps, University of Lausanne
Venue: ISER Large Seminar Room, 2N2 4.16
JESS Seminar: Childcare availability and mother’s labour supply in Russia
Presented by: Yuliya M Kazakova, ISER
Venue: 2N2.4.16 - ISER large seminar room
Monday Afternoon Seminar: Jean-Marc Robin (Sciences Po & UCL)
Presented by: Jean-Marc Robin (Sciences Po & UCL)
Venue: Large Seminar Room 2N2.4.16
Monday Afternoon Seminar: Frank Cowell PLEASE NOTE THIS ‘MONDAY’ SEMINAR IS ON A WEDNESDAY
Presented by: Frank Cowell, LSE
Venue: ISER Large Seminar Room 2N2 4.16
Understanding Brexit: the latest research on the EU referendum
Presented by: With Professor Paul Whiteley and Professor Michaela Benzeval
Venue: Church House, Westminster
JESS Seminar:Unemployment and Intimate-Partner Violence: A Gender-Identity Approach
Presented by: Ana Tur-Prats, Universitat Pompeu Fabra (visiting Myra Mohnen)
Venue: 2N2.4.16 - ISER Large Seminar Room
Extra JESS seminar: Effects of Air Pollution on Health, Productivity, and Health Care Consumption
Presented by: Julia Riise, Bergen
Venue: 2N2.4.16 - ISER large seminar room
Monday Seminar: Rob Alessie
Presented by: Rob Alessie, University of Gronigen
Venue: Large Seminar Room, 2N2 4.16
JESS Seminar: Intergenerational mobility of status with multiple dimensions: effect on measurement error with an international comparison
Presented by: Michele Bavaro (MISOC visiting fellow)
Venue: 2N2.4.16 - ISER Large Seminar Room
Universities in the UK – who applies, who stays, who achieves – what makes a difference
Presented by: Professor Emilia Del Bono, Professor Adeline Delavande, Dr Angus Holford, Dr Laura Fumagalli
Venue: Council Chamber, Broadway House, Tothill Street, London SW1H 9NQ
JESS Seminar: Who are the undereducated? Investigating the interplay of social origin and non-educational productive capacities in Great Britain and Germany
Presented by: Jonas Wiedner, University of Cologne (MISOC visiting fellow)
Venue: 2N2.4.16 - ISER Large Seminar Room
Ethnic and racial harassment and its impact on health – new findings
Presented by: Professor Shamit Saggar, Professor Michaela Benzeval, Dr Alita Nandi, Dr Renee Luthra
Venue: Broadway House, Tothill Street, Westminster, London
Monday Afternoon Seminar: Paolo Brunori
Presented by: Paolo Brunori, University of Florence & University of Bari
Venue: ISER Large Seminar Room, 2N2 4.16
Extra JESS Seminar: How Do Gender Quotas Affect Hierarchical Relationships? Complementary Evidence from a Representative Survey and Labor Market Experiments
Presented by: Jo Vecci, Gothenburg
Venue: 2N2.4.16 - ISER large seminar room
JESS Seminar: The Effect of Child Health on Maternal Labor Market Outcomes
Presented by: Bernhard Schmidpeter, ISER
Venue: 2N2.4.16. Large Seminar Room
Extra JESS seminar: Labor Market Returns to College Major Specificity
Presented by: Margaret Leighton, University of St Andrews
Venue: 2N2.4.16 - ISER Large Seminar Room
Making the UK a good place to work – and the launch of Understanding Society’s Insights 2017
Presented by: Event Chair: Vicky Pryce, economist, author and commentator Insights 2017: David Walker, Chair, Understanding Society Governing Board Headline findings on low pay and work theme: Professor Susan Harkness, Director, Understanding Society Policy Unit Is low pay a spring board to higher earnings? Conor D’Arcy, Senior Research and Policy Analyst, Resolution Foundation How can we improve low pay and insecure work in the UK? Panel and delegate discussion: Jane Gratton, Head of Business Environment and Skills, British Chambers of Commerce Paul Gregg, Professor of Economic and Social Policy, and Director of the Centre for Analysis and Social Policy, University of Bath Matthew Oakley, Social Metrics Commission and Director of WPI Economics Steve Turner, Assistant General Secretary, Unite the Union
Venue: Church House Westminster Deans Yard London SW1P 3NZ