Working Papers

Does Contact Reduce Affective Polarization? Field Evidence from Germany (2023)

with Martin Koenen

Work in Progress

Breaking the Bubble - The Determinants and Effects of Contact

with Vlasta Rasocha

Funded by the National Science Foundation, the Weiss Fund, J-PAL JOI Brazil, J-PAL GI, Stanford King Center, Stanford SIEPR, Stanford IRiSS, Stanford PACS, Stanford GRO, Stanford CLAS

Contact on the Job

with Vlasta Rasocha and Pedro C. Sant’Anna

Funded by the Weiss Fund, J-PAL JOI Brazil, Stanford King Center, Berkeley CEGA

Know Your Place - Employment Decisions among Couples 

with Shakil Ayan, Nina Buchmann, Pascaline Dupas, and Muriel Niederle

Funded by the IGC

Hidden Identities, Stereotypes, and Discrimination

with Vlasta Rasocha

Funded by J-PAL JOI Brazil, Stanford King Center, Stanford SIEPR

The Effects of Salary Range Reporting Requirements

with Mariana Guido and Carl Meyer

Funded by J-PAL North America Social Policy Research Initiative, Stanford SIEPR

Task Allocation and Labor Market Decisions among Couples 

with Mariana Guido, Sahana Subramanyam, and Jason Weitze

Funded by the Weiss Fund, Stanford King Center, Stanford SIEPR