I am an Associate Professor in Economics at the Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam and Research Affiliate at Gothenburg Universiy, IZA and CEPR (Labour Economics Programme).
My research interests are labor economics, educational economics and the economics of crime. I study these topics mainly using natural and field experiments.
Empirical Economics (minor Applied Econometrics)
Introduction to Econometrics (Amsterdam University College)
Joop Hartog Thesis award for best PhD Thesis, faculty of Economics of the University of Amsterdam, 2018: €1,250
Award for best master thesis, Economics faculty of the University of Amsterdam, 2009: €750
NWO Veni grant (2024 – 2027) for the project “How admission policies and peers affect equality of access to education”, principal investigator: €280,000
Vetenskapsradet (VR) program grant (2018-2020) for the project “Criminal victimization and risk factors”, principal investigator: 4,800,000 SEK (approx. €490,000)
Jan Wallanders and Tom Hedelius stiftelse program grant (2017-2020), principal investigator: 1,200,000 SEK (approx. €120,000)
Browaldh Research fellowship (max 6 years fully funded wages) (2015-2019)
NWO research talent (2012-2015) for three-year PhD position: €150,000
Funding for field experiment sunk-cost effects (2012), Spearhead Behavioral Economics: €25,000
Tinbergen Institute, full scholarship (2010-2011): €13,000
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