Jan Stuhler

Jan Stuhler is a Professor of Economics at Charles III University of Madrid's School of Economics and Business, Department of Economics. He maintains significant affiliations with the Swedish Institute for Social Research (Stockholm), Centre for Research and Analysis of Migration (London), Centre for Economic Policy Research, Institute for the Study of Labor (Bonn), and HCEO Global Working Group.

His research focuses on Labour and Public Economics, with particular expertise in Immigration and Intergenerational Mobility. Stuhler's work examines labor market integration of immigrants, measurement of social mobility across generations, and the economic impacts of migration policies. His methodological approaches combine microeconometric analysis with large-scale administrative and survey data.

His publication record shows consistent contributions to top journals including Quarterly Journal of Economics, Journal of Political Economy (revise and resubmit), Economic Journal, and Journal of Human Resources. Research trends indicate specialization in intergenerational transmission mechanisms and rigorous analysis of immigration's labor market effects, often using German and international datasets.

Stuhler serves as co-editor at Labour Economics and has held visiting positions at Harvard University (2017) and Massachusetts Institute of Technology (2021/22), where he lectured on Graduate Labor Economics (14.662). He teaches PhD Reading Groups in Applied Economics at UC3M.

His academic trajectory includes a PhD from University College London (2014) under Christian Dustmann and Uta Schönberg, undergraduate studies at University of Bonn with visiting period at UC Berkeley, and current leadership in multiple international research networks focused on labor economics and social policy.