Aixa Garc´ıa-Ramos [email protected] https://sites.google.com/site/aixagarciaramos

Employment 2018 – Post-doc, Chair of Public Economics, University of Passau

Education 2014-2018 Ph.D. in Economics, University of Birmingham Spring 2017 Visiting Ph.D. Student, Queens College-CUNY (host: Nuria Rodr´ıguez-Planas) Autumn 2016 Visiting Ph.D. Student, Universitat Pompeu Fabra (host: Libertad Gonz´alez) 2013-2014 MSc in Development Economics and Policy (Distinction), The University of Manchester 2010-2012 BA in Economics (Best Academic Transcript), Universitat de Val`encia 2006-2010 BA in Business Administration (Distinction), Universitat de Val`encia

Research Interests Development Economics, Family Economics, Economics of Crime, Political Economy

Working Papers “Divorce laws and intimate partner violence: Evidence from Mexico” Revise and Resubmit “The Mexican Drug War: Elections and homicides” “Woman’s relative income and intimate partner violence in Mexico: A non-monotonic relationship”

Work in Progress “Abortion rights and intimate partner violence: Evidence from Mexico” (with Sofia Amaral and Mayra Pineda Torres) “Reducing gender-based violence at schools in Mozambique” (with Sofia Amaral, Selim Gulesci, Ale- jandra Ramos and Maria Micaela Sviatschi)

Grants, Scholarships and Awards 2020-2021 “Reducing gender-based violence at schools in Mozambique”, e30,000, IZA/DFID G2LM|LIC (with Sofia Amaral, Selim Gulesci, Alejandra Ramos and Maria Micaela Sviatschi) 2019-2020 “Reducing gender-based violence at schools in Mozambique”, $175,000, Overdeck Inno- vation Fund, Princeton University (with Sofia Amaral, Selim Gulesci, Alejandra Ramos and Maria Micaela Sviatschi) 2020 “Reducing gender-based violence at schools in Mozambique”, $110,000, UNICEF (with Sofia Amaral, Selim Gulesci, Alejandra Ramos and Maria Micaela Sviatschi) 2020 “Reducing gender-based violence at schools in Mozambique”, $30,000, GIZ (with Sofia Amaral, Selim Gulesci, Alejandra Ramos and Maria Micaela Sviatschi) 2018 Conference Grant Scheme, Royal Economic Society 2017 EEA Student Travel Award 2014-2017 ESRC Scholarship (Ph.D.) 2016 ESRC Overseas Institutional Visit (Visiting Ph.D. Student) 2013-2014 Fundaci´onRam´onAreces Scholarship (MSc) 2012 Third National Award, Ministry of Education (BA in Economics)

1 Presentations (including scheduled) 2020 ASSA (San Diego) 2019 Ingolstadt, Passau 2018 EALE Conference (Lyon), WinE Mentoring Retreat (Cologne), GREThA Conference on Economic Development (Bordeaux), RES Conference (Brighton), CSAE Conference (Oxford), PacDev (Davis) 2017 RES PhD Meeting (London), Symposium Spanish Economic Association (Barcelona), EWMES (Barcelona), Workshop on Intimate Partner Violence (Royal Holloway, Univer- sity of London), NEUDC Conference (Medford, MA), EEA Congress (Lisbon), ESPE Conference (Glasgow), Conference on Development Economics and Policy, (G¨ottingen), Birmingham 2016 Symposium Spanish Economic Association (Bilbao), Summer School Development Eco- nomics (Prato), XIX Applied Economics Meeting (Seville), SMYE (Lisbon), Birmingham

Teaching 2019-Present Advanced Microeconomics (Graduate) 2019-Present Environmental Economics, Seminar (Graduate/Undergraduate) 2018-Present Economics of crime (Graduate) 2018 Topics in Public Economics, Seminar (Graduate) 2015-2018 Econometrics (Graduate) – Teaching Assistant 2015-2018 Macroeconomics (Undergraduate) – Teaching Assistant 2015-2018 Applied Economics and IT Skills (Undergraduate) – Teaching Assistant

Refereeing Activity Economics Bulletin, Journal of Family and Economic Issues

Skills Languages: English (fluent), Spanish (native), German (intermediate), Catal´an(fluent) Softwares: LaTeX, Stata, R, ArcGIS

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