Stephen P. Jenkins

@stephenpjenkin1.bsky.social

Applied economist and quantitative generalist. Professor of Economic & Social Policy, LSE. 🇳🇿 🇬🇧 All views expressed are my own.

Apply by Oct 4 2026 to the ISI Pipeline Program. There may be more fun ways to spend the weekend, but they don't provide you with 1 year of mentoring by a great scholar, funding for an international research visit & workshop, and 5,000 EUR in research funds! www.isi-munich.de/en/programs/...

Programmes at ISI — Pipeline — Research & Funding

Our pipeline program combines research, funding, and exchange on global inequality. Find out more about projects and fellowships now.

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Possibly longest thread I've ever written. Once again, despite all evidence, some folks, closely related to the 'bus industry' want to blame cycling for slowing down London buses. tl;dr: this is a lie & it's cars wot done it. It is not buses v cycling v walking or wheeling. It's all of us v cars...

London Cycling Campaign@londoncycling.bsky.social · 3w ago

Buses v cycling? A 🧵... Too often, the bus 'industry' defaults to attack cycling as cause of buses (in London) getting slower & slower. Good to see that somewhat countered here: www.theguardian.com/uk-news/ng-i... by @theguardian.com data team. 1. Bus speeds dropping is a "global problem"... 1/13

Come and work with us! We're hiring a research assistant to work across UCL and IFS on applied micro/IO/public econ questions in food policy. A great opportunity for anyone considering an econ PhD to develop their research skills/experience across two brilliant research environments. Apply below 👇

The Institute for Fiscal Studies@theifs.bsky.social · 3w ago

🏢 Want to work with the IFS? @ucl.ac.uk is hiring a Research Assistant, with the successful applicant working across teams based at UCL and IFS. Apply via the UCL website by 30 September 2026 here: www.ucl.ac.uk/work-at-ucl/...

I am looking forward to giving talks on The Wage Standard in Europe - in Wien, Oxford, London (Resolution Foundation), and Torino (Intl. festival of economics). October will be a busy month! Also exciting is that these talks will include some new findings. Coming soon! 1/

📚 Join us for the launch of Causal Processes and Their Warrant by Professors Nancy Cartwright and Eileen Munro, and Dr John Pemberton. The authors will discuss insights from the book with Hamid Vasheghanifarahani, chaired by Professor Armine Ishkanian. 📅 30 Sept 2026, 6.00-7.30pm 📍 LSE & online

Book Launch- Causal Processes and Their Warrant

6.00pm, Wednesday 30 September / Book Launch/ Causal Processes and their Warrant / Free event at LSE, pre-register to attend

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Gratitude to @pengzell.bsky.social for posting 15-part thread, re: my keynote at the Atkinson Conference on Economic & Social Inequality at Nuffield. Addressing that knowledgeable multi-generational audience was a gift. 🙏 @stone-lis.bsky.social @lisdata.bsky.social @thegraduatecenter.bsky.social

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Next at the @nuffieldcollege.bsky.social Atkinson Conference: @janetgornick.bsky.social keynote on cross-national inequality data and the history of @lisdata.bsky.social.

Are inequality researchers too concerned with the ultra-rich? Proud to take part in the Atkinson Conference at Nuffield College (Oxford). On Sep 10, I’ll discuss with Mike Brewer moderated by Juliana de Castro Galvao. Info: atkinsonconference.github.io

The Atkinson Conference on Economic and Social Inequality

A two-day interdisciplinary conference on economic and social inequality at Nuffield College, University of Oxford. 10–11 September 2026.

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