Edward Kosack
@ekosack
Associate Professor of Economics at Xavier interested in economic history, Mexican migration, and the Baltimore Orioles!
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http://sites.google.com/site/edwardkosack/ 31-07-2009 01:54:28
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On Nov 30 Economics, SDU HEDG (Historical Economics and Development Group) I will present our work (Zach Ward Edward Kosack) on the dynamics of the migration response to violence. We exploit novel data on immigration and insurgency during the Mexican Revolution! Contact Anthony Wray to join on zoom
Join us next Thursday on Zoom for another Economics of Migration seminar: "The impact of violence during the Mexican Revolution on Migration to the United States," with speaker David Escamilla-Guerrero! When: Thu, May 11th @ 12:00pm - 1:00pm More info: globalmigration.ucdavis.edu/events/ucmx-im…
Looking forward to presenting UC Davis Global Migration Center! We (Zach Ward Edward Kosack ) use novel high-frequency data to estimate the impact of conflict events on the magnitude, timing, and persistence of migration to the US during the Mexican Revolution
Daryl Fairweather, PhD | Chief Economist I look at it as I GET to attend graduation every year! It is the best day of the year seeing everyone so happy and excited. Frankly, it makes me sad that so many of my colleagues skip one of the most important parts of our job.
Trinity College Dublin for the Cliometric Society congress! Looking forward to presenting our paper (Zach Ward Edward Kosack) about the impact of violence during the Mexican Revolution on migration to the US.
When I got an email today saying that we should make ourselves available for office hours in the student dorms (like students ordering help via room service), I thought for sure Associate Deans had hijacked the email distribution list! Nope...it was real 🤦♂️
New work with colleagues here at Xavier University ! Student perceptions of scientific writing in pharmacology: Student generation of collaborative rubrics to score a social pharmacology writing project bpspubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.10…
Check out my new article with KristinaSargentEcon ! We use a gravity model to show that length and era of colonial occupation impact future migration rates from Africa to Europe in nonlinear ways. A tiny step forward in unpacking the economic effects of a complicated colonial history.