Delphine Boutin Applied Microeconomics

Field of research Labour economics: Child labour, Youth employment Development economics: Migration, Gender, Climate change Current position

2014 – present Assistant Professor, Center for Studies and Research in International Development (CERDI), University of Auvergne, France.

Research affiliations 2017 – present Research Fellow, Global Labor Organization (GLO). 2014 – present Research Affiliate, Institute for the Study of Labor (IZA), Bonn, Germany.

Coordination of program 2016 – 2018 Coordinator of the Master program "Economic Analysis and International Development" (AEDI), University of Auvergne, France. 2015 – 2015 Coordinator of the Third-year undergraduate program "Analyse of Polit- ical Economics", University of Auvergne, France.

Conference organization

+ 10th World Bank/AFD International Conference on Migration and Development, June 2017 at CERDI

Peer-reviewing Applied Economics, China Economic Review, European Journal of Development Research, Formation Emploi, Journal of African Development, Journal of Economic Inequality, Journal of Population Economics, Resource and Energy Economics, Revue d’économie du développement, Monde en développement

Past positions

in Academic institution 2014 Assistant Professor, Lille Catholic University, France. 2013 – 2014 Teaching Assistant, EDHEC Business School Lille, France. 2007 – 2012 Teaching and Research Assistant, Université Montesquieu-Bordeaux IV, France. 2010 – 2011 Lecturer, Bordeaux Management School, France.

1/4 Consulting Apr – Aug External Collaborator, International Labour Organization, Geneva, Switzerland, 2016 Work4Youth Program. July 2015 Consultant in Statistics, University-Sorbonne, Paris, France, Simulation of fiscal policies impacts in Morrocco. Jan 2013- Various External Collaborator, International Labour Organization,Geneva, March 2014 Switzerland, Child labour in Tunisia. Nov 2011 Short-term Consultant, Understanding Children’s Work project, Rome, Italy, Education and Child labour analysis in Cameroon. Feb 2009- Feb Research Consultant, Understanding Children’s Work project, Rome, Italy, Edu- 2010 cation and Child labour analysis. May 2009- Nov External Collaborator, International Labour Organization, Lima, Peru, Effect of 2009 conditional cash transfers on education and child labour in Latin America. June-Sept Intern, International Labour Organization, Geneva, Switzerland, Child labour 2008 statistics. Field-work 2016 Participate to the design of a survey on knowledge and perceptions of Child Beggars, Village Pilote NGO, Dakar, Senegal.

Educational Background 2013 Qualification for assistant professorship in French Universities. 2012 PhD in Economics, Université Montesquieu-Bordeaux IV, France. "Essay on Poverty, Vulnerability and Child labour" (in French), under the supervision on Pr. J.P. Lachaud. Jury: M. Clément, Y. Diallo, A. Kolev, F. Rosati.

Research Publications in peer-reviewed journal

+ Boutin D. (2016), "Migration experience and access to a first job in Uganda", forthcoming in International Labour Organisation + Bargain O. and Boutin D. (2015), "Remittances and Child Labour in Africa: Evidence from Burkina Faso", Journal of Development Studies. + Boutin D. (2014), "Climate vulnerability, communities’ resilience and child labour", Revue d’Economie politique 2014/4 (Vol. 124).

+ Boutin D. (2013), "De l’école à l’emploi: la longue marche de la jeunesse urbaine malienne", Formation Emploi, Vol. 124, pp.22-43. + Boutin D. (2012), “Family farming, child labour and the wealth paradox: evidence from Mali”, Economics Bulletin, Vol. 32 No.4, pp. 3471-3479.

On-going work

+ Bargain O. and Boutin D., "Does Child Labor hurt Parent: Evidence from Subjective Data" + Bargain O. and Boutin D., "The Effect of Age Conditions on Child Labor: New Evidence from Brazil", Submitted. Last version here + Boutin D., "Home country instability and migration intentions: Evidence from the Arab Spring in Egypt" + Boutin D. "Individual return to internal migration"

+ Boutin D. and Sirven, N., " Uncertainty and intra-household labour allocation: what can we learn from climate change" + Bargain O., Boutin D. and Champeaux H., "Deep structural change and intra- household bargaining after the Egyptian Arab Spring"

2/4 Policy papers, reports and scientific popularization articles

+ Boutin D., Caldeira M. and Renard M.F. (2015), "Les pays en développement: quelles politiques, quelles trajectoires ?", Problèmes Economiques + Boutin D. and Diallo Y. (2014), "Le travail des enfants en Tunisie: Analyse à partir des enquêtes MICS et ENPE", ILO Consultancy. + ILO (2013), "Global child labour trend", ILO Consultancy.

+ "Comprendre le travail des enfants et l’emploi des jeunes au Cameroun." UCW Project Country Report Series, 2012. + "Understanding children’s work and youth employment outcomes in Rwanda" UCW Project Country Report Series, 2011. + "Analysis of children’s work and child labour trends in Latin American countries" UCW Project Country Report Series, 2010.

Book chapter

+ Boutin D. (2013), "Child soldiering in Afghanistan” in “Children in Afghanistan: a path to peace", University of Texas Press.

Communications

Invited seminar and small workshop (7), Unu-Merit Seminar, (September 2017), Maastricht – The Netherlands (6) Gretha Seminar, (September 2017), Bordeaux, France; (5) DIW Workshop "Analyzing Extreme Weather Events from a Microeconomic Persperctive", 2015, Berlin, Germany;(4) Gretha Seminar, 2014, Bordeaux, France; (3) EconomiX workshop on Advances in Family Economics and Applications to Developing Countries, discutant, 2013, Paris, France; (2) Workshop DIAL-Gretha Developement, 2013, Bordeaux, France; (1) IZA Seminar, 2012, Bonn, Germany.

Refereed conference presentations (18) EEA-ESEM, August 2017, Lisbon, Portugal; (17) Twenty-Second Annual Meet- ings SOLE conference, May 2017, Raleigh, United-States; (16) ILO-IZA Labour Market Transitions of Young Women and Men, 2016, Geneva, Switzerland; (15) 2nd International Conference on Sustainable Development in Africa, 2015, Dakar, Senegal; (14) Second SITES conference, 2015, Florence, Italy; (13) DIAL Conference, Paris, France; (12) LAGV 2015, Aix-en-provence, France; (11) 32ème Journées de Microéconomie Appliquée (JMA), 2015, Montpellier, France; (10) CSAE Conference, 2015, Oxford, England; (9) 63rd AFSE Meeting, 2014, Lyon, France; (8) 5th Gretha International Conference on Economic Development,2014, Bordeaux, France; (7) Over- lapping Generation Days (poster), 2014, Paris, France; (6) 62nd AFSE Meeting, 2013, Aix-en-Provence, France; (5) 30èmes Journées de Microéconomie Appliquée (JMA), 2013, Nice, France; (4) Norface-CREaM conference on migration, 2013, London, England; (3) IISES Conference, 2012, Lisbon, Portugal; (2) Adapt Unam Conference Youth unemployment and joblessness, 2011, Mexico City, Mexico; (1) International Economic Association IEA World Congress, 2011, Beijing, China.

Teaching and supervision Doctoral supervision

+ Hugues Champeaux, CERDI, Dissertation title: "Women empowerment and child health" with Martine Audibert and Francesca Marchetta, started in September 2016 .

3/4 Regular university lectures 2014 – present Human capital Economics (Master 2), Impacts of Migration on left-behind (Master 2), Economics of Malnutrition (Master 2), Survey design (Master 1), Microeconomics of uncertainty (3rd year), Macroeconomics (1rst year); Experimental Economics (Master 2); Clermont-Ferrand

Tutorials 2013 – 2014 Microeconomics(3rd year), Macroeconomics (3rd year), Lille 2007 – 2012 Econometrics (Master 1), Statistics (1rst and 2nd year), Macroeconomics (1rst year), Bordeaux

Referee at PhD viva

+ Aissata Coulibaly, CERDI (supervisor: Samuel Guérineau)

Other information Languages French (mother tongue), English (proficient), Italian (proficient), Spanish (good written and spoken comprehension), German (very basic). Computer Microsoft Office, LaTeX, Statistical and Econometrics software (extensive experience proficient with STATA).

Contact

Email: [email protected] https://delphineboutin.wordpress.com/

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