05/09/2011
Selim Gulesci, a Young Economist from LSE
He joins the Department of Economics
Development economics is the primary research interest of Selim Gulesci, the young Turk who joins Bocconi’s Department of Economics as assistant professor, starting from the academic year 2011-2012, after having attended the PhD program at London School of Economics and Political Science with a thesis about poverty, risk and occupational choice.
Many of his papers (the job market one included) present evidence collected in Bangladesh, while Turkey and Africa are the subjects of others.
He is co-author of an article (Intentions to Participate in Adolescent Training Programs: Evidence from Uganda) published by Journal of the European Economic Association.
Fabio Todesco
The Wrong Man in the Wrong Place
Where social capital is scarce elected politicians misbehave more frequently and, when they misbehave, they are not punished by the voters, according to a paper by Nannicini, Tabellini and two coauthors analysing more than 50 years of Italian parliamentary election
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