Erdal Tekin

@erdaltekin.bsky.social

Fotis Family Distinguished Professor, School of Public Affairs, American University; Economist; NBER; IZA; Editor, JPAM; Health, Risky Behavior, Crime.

How are the ICE raids, childcare, & the economy intertwined? SPA Prof. @erdaltekin.bsky.social says, “Childcare is a clear example of how immigration policy can spill over into the lives of American families [...]creating disruptions that working parents have to bear.” Read: bit.ly/4ee0Zbd

ICE Raids Have Had A Devastating Effect On A Crucial Sector Of The Economy

The fear surrounding ICE raids made it harder for childcare centers to hold onto immigration workers, with implications for the entire economy.

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Happy to announce the program for the 15th Workshop on the Economics of Risky Behavior, to be held in Cagliari, 🇮🇹 on July 8–9, 2026. Grateful to @au-spa.bsky.social for serving as the main organizer & sponsor, and my local partners—Claudio Deiana, Ludovica Giua, & Marco N. Nieddu—for their support.

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#HERB2026 workshop is coming up soon, and I can't wait to be there. 📆Jan 22-23 📍University of Bologna, DSE Auditorium Come and join us for a few talks on risky health behaviors, gender-based violence, C-sections, and more! Here something from the previous sessions bsky.app/profile/piet...

Davide Dragone@davidedragone.bsky.social · 7mo ago

The program for the Health Economics and Risky Behaviors (HERB 2026) workshop is out! See you in Bologna! eventi.unibo.it/workshop-her...

HERB 2026 program: 📅 22 January 2026
– From Courtroom to Court of Public Opinion: Secondary Victimization and Intimate Partner Violence — Caterina Muratori (Autonomous University of Barcelona)
 – From Awareness to Action: Help-Seeking and Femicides after Gender-Based Violence Campaigns in Italy — Margherita Agnoletto (University of Turin & Collegio Carlo Alberto)
 – Rising Temperatures and Domestic Violence in Peru: Evidence and Mechanisms — Fiorella Parra-Mujica (Erasmus University Rotterdam)
 – After the Draft: The Lasting Effects of Male Conscription on Well-Being — Chiara Notarangelo (Sant’Anna School of Advanced Studies)
 – Leader Identity and Cesarean Childbirths: Evidence from Random Allocations of Female Leaders in Indian Villages — Mujaheed Shaikh (Hertie School)
 – Qualitative Insights on the Income–Health Behavior Gradient — Manuela Puente-Beccar (Max Planck Institute for Research on Collective Goods)

📅 23 January 2026 — 📍 Department of Economics, University of Bologna
Session 3 (Chair: Ana Armendariz)
 – Health After Birth: The Persistent Health Penalty of Becoming a Parent — Jonathan Rossi (Erasmus University Rotterdam)
 – Precisely Zero: Migration’s Null Effect on Sex Crimes — Riccardo Ciacci (Universidad Pontificia Comillas)
 – Do Drug Consumption Rooms Reduce Drug-Related Hospitalisations? Evidence from Switzerland — Ana Armendariz (University of St Gallen)
Session 4 (Chair: Flavia Cavallini)
 – Empowering Parents in the Digital Age — Margaux Suteau (London School of Economics and Political Science)
 – Children by Choice, Not Chance: Family Planning Associations and Fertility in Britain — Sara Tozzi (University of Bologna)
 – Expectation Shocks and Fertility: The Case of Brexit — Flavia Cavallini (Università della Svizzera italiana)

New Episode (#38) of JPAM’s Closer Look Podcast! Host Seth Gershenson (@AU_SPA) speaks with Pierre Koning and Carlos Riumalló-Herl, recipients of the 2025 Vernon Memorial Award, about their article “Selective exercise of discretion in disability insurance awards.” 🎧 tinyurl.com/yjnjacxu (1/3)

38. How do disability insurance programs work? | JPAM's Closer Look

Our host, Seth Gershenson, speaks to Pierre Koning and Carlos Riumalló-Herl, recipients of the 2025 Vernon Memorial Award, about their article “Selective exercise of discretion in disability insurance...

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Reducing access to abortions ... - increases families' economic hardship, - increases families' debt, - increases income inequality, - increases housing insecurity, and - increases financially motivated crime rates.

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