STANCANELLI Elena G. F.

I am an economist and work as an academic. I am a CNRS Researcher at University of Cergy Pontoise; an associate researcher at OFCE, Sciences-Po, Paris; and have an office at University Paris 1, Centre d'Economie de la Sorbonne, where I hope to be moving soon.

I did a Master in Economics at Warwick University, a PhD in economics at the European University in Florence; and a HdR (a French higher degree) at Paris 1 Sorbonne in 2007.

I have worked as an academic in the UK, the Netherlands, Denmark, Italy, and France. I also worked for five years at the OECD as an economist; and for three years doing macroeconomic forecasting at the OFCE of Sciences Po, Paris; before deciding to come back to academics in 2005. I must say I have always liked to move on to something else.

elenastancanelli@free.fr

I started off with papers on unemployment duration and the savings of the unemployed. And went on with studies of labour market policy evaluation. These days many of my papers are about how individuals use their time. Within this area of research, issues I have been researching recently address questions like "Who hires a maid and how does this change the amount of unpaid house work spouses produce "; "Does the taxation system affect market and house work hours of husband and wife?"; "How does own and partner retirement from the labour market change individual allocation of time"; "Does the time individuals are prepared to invest on commuting to work, affect their earnings and labour supply?"

Research interests: Policy Evaluation; Time Use; Applied Microeconomics; Gender

Some of my coauthors are: Hans Bloemen (Free University Amsterdam); Jens Bonke and Jane Grave (Rockwool Foundation Copenhagen); Shoshana Grossbard (San Diego State University); François Langot (University of Maine); Nicolas Moreau (University of Reunion); Silvia Pasqua (University of Turin); Bob Pollak (Washington Univ Saint Louis); Arthur van Soest (Tilburg Univ.); Catherine Sofer (University Paris 1); Leslie Stratton (Virginia Commonwealth University); Elizabeth Villagomez (Almenara); Etienne Wasmer (Sciences-Po)

Co-organizer of IATUR International Time Use Conference, "Time Budgets and Beyond: The Timing of Daily Life", Paris 7-9 July 2010.

Workshop on the economics of couples: theory and applications, Cergy University, 11-12 December 2009

Workshop on the labour market behaviour of couples : How do they work ?, Nice, 13-14 June 2008 programme and papers

Couple années 30, France, voir sur flickr