Christopher Rauh is a Lecturer at the University of Cambridge, Fellow of Trinity College Cambridge and CEPR Affiliate. His research fields are Labor Economics and Political Economy. He works with complex datasets and applied methodologies, including machine learning and structural modelling. He primarily focuses on topics related to inequality and intergenerational mobility.
Agreements made between former enemies in civil conflicts to share political power in the same government can have a significant impact in reducing the likelihood and intensity of violence. That is the central finding of new research by Hannes Mueller and Christopher Rauh. Comprehensive power-sharing agreements – which cover substantive issues made between parties that […]
The mental health of American women has suffered far more from lockdown and social distancing measures than men’s, according to new research by Abi Adams-Prassl (University of Oxford), Teodora Boneva (University of Zurich), Marta Golin (University of Oxford) and Christopher Rauh (University of Cambridge). Their analysis of geographically representative survey data collected in the early […]
