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Summary
Pierre Deschamps is an Assistant Professor at SOFI, Stockholm University, specializing in Labour Economics with a focus on discrimination, public policy, and urban economics. He holds a PhD from Sciences Po (2018) under Professors Etienne Wasmer and José de Sousa, and has conducted postdoctoral research on housing and public policy. His work examines gender quotas in hiring, labor mobility impacts on discrimination, and agglomeration effects in regional economies.
- Education:
- PhD in Economics, Sciences Po (2013-2018)
- Post-Doc at LIEPP-Sciences Po (2018-2019)
- Visiting Researcher at UC Berkeley (2016)
His research interests span gender discrimination mechanisms, policy interventions, and spatial economic dynamics. Notable contributions include analyzing France’s gender quota law in academia and the Bosman ruling’s impact on soccer player mobility. He has received grants from Vetenskapsrådet, Jan Wallanders och Tom Hedelius Stiftelse, and others, often focusing on discrimination and labor market dynamics.
- Awards:
- Best Master’s thesis, Sciences Po (2013)
- Excellence in refereeing (Labour Economics)
Teaching includes Gender Economics for PhDs at Stockholm University and applied statistics courses at Sciences Po. His current parental leave (Aug 2023–Feb 2024) does not affect his faculty status.
