
Assistant Prof at @Strath_Econ. Applied Micro-Economist interested in #health, #crime, #education, and #labor research.
Glasgow, Scotland
Joined October 2018
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Markus Gehrsitz retweeted
On Thursday 30 July, @StrathFAI’s @MGehrsitz will present his research on the effects of offender supervision, supported by @adr_uk and @MoJGovUK
This is an @ONS Research Excellence Talk, to sign up click here: eventbrite.co.uk/e/from-cust…
Markus Gehrsitz retweeted
Post-release supervision cuts reoffending by 15% in the first month — and effects persist years later. 🎙️ Our latest podcast digs into new research by @MGehrsitz, @sam_grant08 and @stuartgmcintyre
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Markus Gehrsitz retweeted
📊NEW: Supervising ex-prisoners cuts reoffending substantially and pays for itself - every £1 spent on supervision avoids more than £2 in crime-related costs.
Read our blog and explore our dashboard to learn more about this work.
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It was great to talk research and unpack our latest paper on offender supervision with @sam_grant08 . Listen to our full conversation 👇
Post-release supervision cuts reoffending by 15% in the first month — and effects persist years later. 🎙️ Our latest podcast digs into new research by @MGehrsitz, @sam_grant08 and @stuartgmcintyre
buff.ly/yK9zJZ7
Markus Gehrsitz retweeted
Turns out that some criminal justice interventions DO work! Our new research paper finds that supervising ex-prisoners in England & Wales after release cuts reoffending substantially - and the benefits outweigh the costs by at least 2:1! Read more in the thread below.
🚨New Paper: 🚨Reoffending rates are sky-high across the developed world. Many interventions fail.
But our new research suggests one policy does work: supervising ex-prisoners after release cuts reoffending substantially — and the benefits outweigh the costs by at least 2:1!
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12/ The broader takeaway: Some criminal justice interventions DO work.
Our results suggest post-release supervision is one of them. It generates genuine behavioural change — especially for first-time offenders.
We are grateful to @adr_uk, @MoJGovUK, and @ONS for their support of this project. Link to full paper (joint work with @sam_grant08 and @stuartgmcintyre):
strath.ac.uk/media/1newwebsi…
Markus Gehrsitz retweeted
New! @MGehrsitz & @MWillJr examine the effects of education on health. Exploiting a raising of school age (ROSLA) reform, they find that education reduces hospitalizations. Health improvements are strongest for life-style related conditions and among men. journals.uchicago.edu/doi/ep…






