Irene Solmone

Irene Solmone is PhD student in Economics at Bocconi University. She has worked as a field coordinator and research assistant at University Milan Bicocca during the years 2022-2023, and as research assistant at the Migration Observatory of Centro Studi Luca d’Agliano and Collegio Carlo Alberto during the years 2021-2022. She has also worked as research assistant and podcast anchor for lavoce.info between 2020 and 2021. MSc in Economics at the Universities of Pavia and Hohenheim. BSc in Economics at the University of Rome Tor Vergata with a research thesis with which she contributed to the reconstruction of income distribution in post-unification Italy. Her research interests include inequality, Development Economics, and migration.
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Hacking Anti-Immigration Attitudes and Stereotypes: A Field Experiment in Italian High Schools, LdA WP no. 499

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Abstract: Global demographic shifts have increased population diversity in advanced economies, often leading to anti-immigrant attitudes…

Research note on the impact of unit non-response rate in the 2020 EU LFS

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According to the European Labour Force Survey (EU LFS), the number of immigrants between 2019 and…

Immigrant women and elementary jobs

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Almost one fourth of immigrant women in Europe (24%, 25% in EU14 countries) are employed in…

Why do immigrant women migrate to Europe?

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How can such a large additional immigrant-specific gender gap be explained? In this article we investigate…

Income levels of immigrant women in Europe

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Women are overrepresented in the bottom decile while the top income decile is dominated by men,…

Employment levels of immigrant women

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It is well known that women have, in general, a lower employment probability than men. The…

Characteristics of immigrant women in Europe

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In most European countries immigrant women are more numerous than immigrant men. Where do they come…

6th Migration Observatory Report

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Motivated also by the observation of the higher job toll paid by immigrant women during the…