True cross-disciplinary work: look what happens when research excellence in trauma met classic models of economic assimilation - trauma reactions is a measurable and quantitatively important part of the refugee integration story

How do neighborhoods shape health outcomes? In our new WP we show that living in low-income neighborhoods increases the likelihood of developing lifestyle related diseases. To pin down causal place effects, we compare refugees who are quasi-randomly assigned to different locations in Denmark.

📢 🏹 Call for Papers 🏹📢 3rd workshop in Labour Economics at Nottingham GEP When: June 1-2, 2026 Keynotes: Gordon Dahl (UCSD) and @annastansbury.bsky.social (MIT) Small, in-person workshop; plenty of interactions! 🗓️ Submit by March 1 🗓️ Link: tinyurl.com/3kdpb64a #EconSky #EconConf

Does rhetorical othering affect the identity of the targeted minority? @teresafmonteiro.bsky.social, @hasagerlinea.bsky.social and I study exactly this in the context of Denmark's so-called Ghetto List. Using an RD design, we find that the Ghetto label triggered a cultural backlash

Har udtalt mig om, hvordan (yngre) forskere - og deres børn! - kommer i klemme i den nye kontanthjælpslov. Det risikerer i sidste ende ikke kun at ramme forskerne og deres familier: Vi riskerer som samfund tab af forskertalent og begrænset internationalisering. omnibus.au.dk/arkiv/vis/ar...