M.J. San Segundo
Call for candidates María Jesús San Segundo Award – AEDE Meeting 2024
- Best paper presented by young authors.
- The prize is awarded by the Scientific Committee.
- It must be mentioned in the abstract submission the interest to be considered for this award.
- Award for PhD students or post-doc (2 years max).
- The candidate must be the presenter of the paper in the AEDE Meeting.
- The co-authors do not have to fulfill the requisites.
- Amount: 500 euros (first prize), 250 euros (second prizes).
- The award ceremony will take place during the gala dinner.
2024 Meeting (Valencia)
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Thea Zöllner
First award for her paper «Are parents an obstacle to gender-atypical occupational
choices?»
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Miriam Sturm
Second award for her paper «Secular changes in educational attainment and the quality of the highly skilled: Evidence from Germany»
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Annika Backes
Second award for her paper «Neighbor Effects on College-Major Choices»
2023 Meeting (Santiago de Compostela)
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Patricia Palffy
First award for her paper «One size does not fit all: A large-scale field experiment on countering gender-typical occupational choices»
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Maddalena Davoli
Second award for her paper «A, B, or C? Question Format and the Gender Gap in Financial Literacy»
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Francisco Pitthan
Second award for his paper «How learning about behavioural biases improves financial literacy»
2022 Meeting (Porto)
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Pedro Luis Silva
First award for his paper «Teacher high school scores or admission exams: what matters for elite and non-elite higher education courses?»
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Katharina Hartinger
Second award for her paper «Individualism, Human Capital Formation, and Labor Market Success»
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Akanksha Aggarwal
Second award for her paper «Effect of Teacher Transfers on Student Learning: Evidence from Haryana»
2021 Meeting (Zaragoza)
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Pedro Freitas
First award for his paper «High-stake exams change teacher grading standards: evidence from a policy reform»
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Sarah McNamara
Second award for her paper «Returns to higher education and dropouts: a double machine learning approach»
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Afonso Leme
Second award for his paper «The effect of a compulsory schooling leaving age increase on students’ educational paths»
2019 Meeting (Las Palmas de Gran Canaria)
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Samuel Nocito
First award for his paper «The effect of a University Degree in English on international labour mobility»
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Giovanna D’Inverno
Second award for her paper «Impact evaluation in a multi-input multi-output setting: Evidence on the effect of additional resources for schools»
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Jakob Schwerter
Second award for his paper «The impact of children on career trajectories of female STEM graduates in Germany»
Jornadas 2018 (Barcelona)
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Damiano Pregaldini
First award for his paper «Heterogeneous Effects of the Gender Composition of Classrooms: Evidence from a Natural Experiment in Switzerland»
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Maddalena Davoli
Second award for her paper «Financial Literacy and Education: Lessons from the German Reunification»
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Luis Alejandro Lopez-Agudo
Second award for his paper «Parents’ and students’ gender-interaction: the effect of parental expectations»
Jornadas 2017 (Murcia)
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Velichka Dimitrova
First award for her paper «The afternoon effect: differential impacts on student performance in maths and history»
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José Montalbán
Second award for his paper «The role of need-based grants on higher education achievement»
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Franz Westermaier
Second award for his paper «The impact of lengthening the school day on substance abuse and crime: Evidence from a German high school reform»
Jornadas 2016 (Badajoz)
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João Firmino
First award for his paper «Class Composition and Student Achievement in Portugal»
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Laura Requena Casado
Second award for her paper «Tuition Fees rises in the UK: Effect on degree choices»
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Thomas Wouters
Second award for his paper «Segregation and school enrolment policy».
Jornadas 2015 (Madrid)
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Sandra Nieto
First award for her paper «Overeducation, skills and wage penalty: Evidence for Spain using PIAAC data»
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Thomas Wouters
Second award for his paper «School choice determinants with preference data».
Jornadas 2014 (Valencia)
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Michael Peacey
First award for his paper «Self-control at college»
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Laura López Torres
Second award for her paper «Measuring school demand in the presence of spatial dependence»
Jornadas 2013 (A Coruña)
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Javier Valbuena
First award for his paper «A Longitudinal Perspective on Higher Education participation in the UK»
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Stefano Verzillo
Second award for his paper «Decentralized academic selection mechanisms in Italy: opportunity or parochialism?».
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Rodrigo Ceni
Second award for his paper «Drop-out, Labor Participation and Leisure Time during two Conditional Cash Transfer Programs».
Jornadas 2012 (Oporto)
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