"The causal effect of studying abroad on students' outcomes. Evidence from administrative data on Erasmus applications"
Enkelejda Havari obtained her PhD from Tor Vergata (Rome), was a post-doc at Ca’ Foscari (Venice), and tought at Boston University. She is currently a research economist with the European Commission (DG Joint Research Centre).
Her interest are policy evaluation, labor econ, and econ of education.
Selected publications:
* Growing up in wartime. Evidence from the era of two world wars, with Franco Peracchi (Georgetown University), Economics & Human Biology, Vol 25, May 2017
* The intergenerational effects of birth order on education, with Marco Savegnago (Bank of Italy) Journal of Population Economics, November 2020
* Geographical proximity to refugee reception centres and voting with M. Bratti, C. Deiana, G. Mazzarella and E. Meroni (European Commission, JRC). Journal of Urban Economics, Vol.120, November 2020