
Labor Economist @UDE_Econ | Researcher @CReAM_Research | Affiliate @RWI_Leibniz_en | formerly @EconUCL. Research interests: Labor & Migration Economics.
Essen, Germany
Joined September 2016
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Sebastian Otten retweeted
🚨 Public good alert: I put together a list of 100+ free datasets for social science research, spanning a large number of topics.
I hope it's useful for students, researchers, and anyone looking for interesting data to explore.
Contributions are welcome! github.com/toddrjones/datase…
Sebastian Otten retweeted
*New* Episode of #TheHiddenCurriculum. We talk with Lars Vilhuber @larsvil - AEA Data Editor - on how to get your replication ready and other transparency practices. Links below!
@ajhollingsworth.bsky.social
the-hidden-curriculum.com
Sebastian Otten retweeted
📢 Call for papers is now open.
The RFBerlin Migration Forum returns for a third year, in Berlin on 18–19 March 2027. Keynotes from Jens Hainmueller (Stanford) and Giovanni Peri (UC Davis).
Deadline 8 November.
Details & submission: rfberlin.com/event/migration…
Sebastian Otten retweeted
Congratulations to our Director, Christian Dustmann, for being elected a Fellow of the @AcadSocSciences! He is recognized for his contributions to the study of migration and labour economics and his role in founding CReAM, @RF_Berlin, and @AASLE_Econs: ucl.ac.uk/news/2026/sep/ucl-…
Sebastian Otten retweeted
Es gibt eine offizielle Stellungnahme des @VfS_econ , verfasst von Regina Riphahn, Kerstin Schneider und mir (unter Mithilfe einiger KollegInnen) zum drohenden Verlust von Daten in Deutschland. Bitte RT und mit Euren Kontakten in der Politik sprechen.
socialpolitik.de/de/kommissi…
Sebastian Otten retweeted
New @RF_Berlin Discussion Paper by @MimosaDistefano, @l_incoronato, and Anna Raute @QMUL on the effects of female-targeted hiring subsidies on firm learning and women’s employment: rfberlin.com/network-paper/f…
Can a temporary hiring subsidy have lasting effects after it ends?
New research by Mimosa Distefano (@CEP_LSE & @RF_Berlin), Lorenzo Incoronato (@csef_unina, @CESifoNetwork & @RF_Berlin) and Anna Raute (@QMUL, @CEPR_org, @CESifoNetwork & @RF_Berlin) studies Italy’s “Bonus Donne”.
😀Happy to see my new paper published!
I show that gender differences in teacher grading vary substantially across school subjects—and are particularly pronounced in German & math.
Many thanks to @j_bredtmann & @Vonn_Chris for their support throughout this project.
📢 New in Economics Letters!
How do gender differences in teacher grading vary across school subjects?
📄 New research by @s_otten21 provides evidence from Germany across six subjects.
🔗 Read the paper: doi.org/10.1016/j.econlet.20…
#EconTwitter #EducationEconomics
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Sebastian Otten retweeted
The 2026 version of my text book for the first part of Phd\MA course in Microeconomics is now available for FREE downloading from my homepage. An updated solution manual is available upon request by lecturers only. See first comment for my homepage.
Sebastian Otten retweeted
🗞️ The weekly release of our Discussion Paper Series!
You find more here: lnkd.in/dQPDV5x4
Sebastian Otten retweeted
Read the new CReAM@RFBerlin report by @RF_Berlin’s Christian Dustmann, Tommaso Frattini and Camilla Piovesan on the employment of immigrants in the European Union: rfberlin.com/cream-report/06…
Employment is at its highest level since 2017, but Europe is still leaving talent untapped.
Better recognition of foreign qualifications, improved job matching, and stronger support for non-EU immigrant women could help unlock underused talent and ease labour shortages across Europe.
Read the new report from CReAM@RFBerlin by Christian Dustmann, Tommaso Frattini and Camilla Piovesan ➡️ rfberlin.com/cream-report/06…
Sebastian Otten retweeted
The #DiD page has been updated after two years!
The site has been substantially cleaned up: code is now better documented, resources have been expanded, list of Stata/Python/R/Julia packages updated, and all Stata code has been revalidated.
Check it out:
asjadnaqvi.github.io/DiD/
Sebastian Otten retweeted
📢Don't miss #AASLE2026 @PKU1898 in Beijing, China 10-12 December 2026! We've got an exciting set of invited speakers, including Joseph Altonji, Marianne Bertrand, @BauNatalie, Heather Sarsons,
Isaac Sorkin and Junjian Yi - Submission deadline 30th June aasle.org/beijing2026-confer…
📢 Call for Papers now open!
4th Workshop on Causal Inference with Spatial Data
🗓️ September 10–11, 2026
📍 University of Duisburg-Essen
⏰ Submission deadline: April 30, 2026
Keynotes:
Wolfgang Dauth (IAB & University of Bamberg) Sebastian Siegloch (University of Cologne)
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Theme: How do housing and labor markets interact?
Submit here 👉 umf.li/u136034
Accepted presenters receive accommodation and travel allowance.
More info: rwi-essen.de/forschung-berat…
#EconTwitter #CausalInference #SpatialData #LaborEconomics #HousingEconomics #economics
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Sehr lesenswerter Artikel von @MartinSpiewak in @zeitonline: Schüler aus Zuwandererfamilien werden bei Noten & Empfehlungen nicht diskriminiert – Studien zeigen sogar leichte Vorteile.
👉zeit.de/2026/11/diskriminier…
Unsere RWI-Studie wird zitiert: rwi-essen.de/presse/wissensc…
#bildung
Sebastian Otten retweeted
Great to see our paper "Environmental and social incidents and misvaluation-driven leveraged buyouts" jointly with Alexandros Kontonikas, Neil Kellard, Stefano Maiani and Geoffrey Wood, being accepted for publication in the Journal of Corporate Finance.
doi.org/10.1016/j.jcorpfin.2…
Sebastian Otten retweeted
Conference alert! If you’re a junior scholar working on migration, don’t forget to submit your paper to the 4th Junior Workshop on the Economics of Migration, taking place in May at UC3M. Keynote speakers: Paola Giuliano, Joan Lull, and Jan Stuhler. economig2026.sciencesconf.or…
Sebastian Otten retweeted
If you want to see the best labour economists in Europe, apply and come to CEP-IFS Labour Conference. We will have a fantastic line up, including our invited speakers: Katrine Løken, @annastansbury, Andrea Weber.
📢 Call for papers: 1st Annual CEP–IFS Labour Conference
London | 15–16 June 2026
We invite papers on wages & inequality, firm wage-setting, monopsony, unions, worker mobility & place-based policies.
Submit by 13 Feb 2026.
🔗 Details & submissions: ow.ly/5utl50XY3fL
🚨 Deadline TODAY!
19th RGS Doctoral Conference
Submit your #PhD paper now → Feb 18–19, 2026 Keynotes: @Lars_Feld & @jsuedekum
Great opportunity for #economics PhDs! 💡📊
Submit here: lnkd.in/eMvv5Rwe
#RGS #PhDConference #econtwitter @RWI_Leibniz @UDE_Econ #Economic
New CEPR Discussion Paper - DP20959
The Effects of Immigration on Places and People: Identification and Interpretation
Christian Dustmann @EconUCL @ucl @CReAM_Research @RF_Berlin, Sebastian Otten @unidue @UDE_Econ @CReAM_Research @RF_Berlin, Uta Schönberg @hkuofficial @ucl @CReAM_Research @RF_Berlin, Jan Stuhler @uc3m @EconomicsUc3m
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