Louis Sirugue
Doctorant
Paris School of Economics, EHESS
Campus Jourdan – 48, boulevard Jourdan 75014 Paris
Bâtiment Oïkos, 5e étage, bureau 70
Louis Sirugue est sur le marché du travail
Louis Sirugue est candidat sur le Job Market européen (EJME) et sur le réseau JOE
- Primary Field: Applied Microeconomics
- Secondary Fields: Labor Economics, Economics of Migration
- References: Thomas Piketty, Patrick Simon, Kevin Beaubrun-Diant, Laurent Gobillon
- Job Market PAPER: To become or not to become French: Conscription, naturalization, and labor market integration
Brief Candidate Profile:
Louis' research focuses on intergenerational mobility and on the socio-economic integration of second-generation immigrants. He conducts econometric analyses and public policy evaluations on large administrative datasets to provide insights on the determinants of intergenerational persistence, such as residential segregation or discrimination.
Directeur de thèse : Piketty Thomas
Codirecteur : Simon Patrick
Année académique d'inscription : 2020/2021
Titre de la thèse : Inequality of opportunity across origins in France and the implications of collecting ethnic data
Applied Microeconomics · Labor Economics · Economics of Migration
My research focuses on intergenerational mobility and on the socio-economic integration of second-generation immigrants. I conduct econometric analyses and public policy evaluations on large administrative datasets to provide insights on the determinants of intergenerational persistence, such as residential segregation or discrimination.
Publication
- Intergenerational Income Mobility in France: A Comparative and Geographic Analysis
With G. Kenedi · Journal of Public Economics, 2023
Work in progress
- To become or not to become French: Conscription, naturalization, and labor market
integration, With Y. Govind
- Inequality of Opportunity Across Origins in France: The Role of Residential Segregation
Education
2020-Present: PhD in Economics (Paris School of Economics)
Supervision: T. Piketty & P. Simon
2019-2020: M2 Analysis and Policy in Economics (Paris School of Economics)
2018-2019: M2 in Economics (X - ENSAE)
2017-2018: M1 in Economics (Toulouse School of Economics)
2016-2017: Erasmus Exchange (Linnaeus University - Sweden)
2014-2017: Bachelor in Economics (Université Rennes I)
Teaching
Since 2021: Introduction to Econometrics & R Programming (PSL 2nd year, own course)
Fall 2022: Introduction to R Programming (PSE Master 1 APE, own course)
Spring 2022: Advanced Econometrics (SciencesPo 2nd year, T.A. to F. Oswald)
Spring 2021: Introduction to Causal Inference (PSL 2nd year, T.A. to L. Zabrocki)