EU Specialisation Course

 

Meeting 6

Overview

  • Q&A on the readings
  • Roundtable on the course
  • Q&A on the template
  • Tips&Tricks for the presentation

 

Q&A

Questions

 

  • What are the benefits and costs of immigration?

  • What do you think of different types of experiments (field (call-back and interaction), audit (e-mail and post), survey or lab)?

  • How to think (and research) intersectionality in discrimination?

  • What is paper-cut discrimination? What could we do about it? Will our solutions really help (think of adverse selection)?

Roundtable

  • Name two most important take aways from this course (research-wise)
  • Which debate do you still see as inconclusive?
  • How do you see the role of social science (for immigration)?

Q&A on the template

  • Tell (in two sentences) what is the problem that you are going to address.
  • Will you be able to gather relevant data? What may go wrong? If you already have the data – did it play out the way you hoped?
  • How do you connect theory and empirical work?
  • Did your results surprise you? And do you think your results are relevant for the IRC?

Tips & Tricks

  • Few or no sentences on the slides
  • Tell a story (not your paper)
  • Use images (but not too many)
  • Start with the problem and your solution

Thank you and see you in Brussels on June 5th

EU Specialisation Course Meeting 6

By Dawid Walentek

EU Specialisation Course Meeting 6

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