CURRICULUM VITAE Dustmann, Christian Economics Department, University College London, Gower Street, London WC1E6BT. Phone: +44 (0)20 3549 5356 e-mail: [email protected] Present Appointment: Professor of Economics, University College London Education: 1997 Habilitation in Economics and Econometrics (venia in Volkswirtschaftslehre und Oekonometrie), University of Bielefeld 1992 Ph.D. in Economics, European University Institute (EUI), Florence (with distinction). 1988 MSc in Business Economics, University of Bielefeld (with distinction). 1985 MA in Economics, University of Georgia, Athens, (with distinction). 1983 BSc in Business Economics, University of Bielefeld, Germany. Employment: Since 2004 Professor in Economics, University College London. Founding Director CReAM (Centre for Research and Analysis of Migration) 2002-2004 Reader (Associate Professor) in Economics, University College London. 1994-2002 Lecturer/Senior Lecturer at the Department of Economics, University College London. 1992-1994 Assistant Professor, Department of Economics, University of Bielefeld. Honours and Fellowships: Elected Fellow, Society of Labor Economists (2017) President of the European Society for Labour Economists (EALE, 2014-2017) Elected Fellow of the Academy of Europe (Academia Europaea) (since 2013) Elected Fellow of the German National Academy of Sciences (Leopoldina) (since 2012) President of the European Society for Population Economics (ESPE, 2008) Memberships: Elected member of the Council of the Royal Economic Society (since 2016) Research Fellow of the Centre for Economic Policy Research (CEPR), London Research Associate of the Institute for Fiscal Studies (IFS), London Research Associate of the Centre for Economic Policy (CEP), London Other Appointments: Spring 2017: Visiting Professor, SIEPR, Stanford University Spring 2017: Visiting Professor, Cowles Foundation, Yale University Since 2016: Research Professor, The Rockwool Foundation, Copenhagen Spring 2016 Visiting Professor, Department of Economics, Bocconi Spring 2016 Visiting Professor, Department of Economics, Princeton University 2014-2015 Visiting Professor, Department of Economics, Harvard University 2009-2014 Scientific Director, NORFACE (New Opportunities for Research Funding Agency Cooperation in Europe) Programme on Migration Since 2004 Director CReAM (Centre for Research and Analysis of Migration) 2012, 2014 Visiting Professor, EUI Florence Spring 2011 Visiting Professor, EUI, Florence Fall 2010 Visiting Professor, RSSS, Australian National University 2005/2006 Part-Time Visiting Professor, Faculty for Economics and Econometrics, University of Amsterdam 2004-2007 (Fall terms) Visiting Professor, RSSS, Australian National University Fall 2001 Visiting Professor/Fellow, Center of Labor Economics, University of Berkeley Spring 1999 Visiting Professor, Bonn Graduate School and IZA, Bonn 1997/1998 Visiting Professor, European University Institute, Florence Spring 1995 Visiting Fellow, INRA, Paris. Advisory Roles: 2014-2016 National Academy of Sciences member of the Panel on the Economic and Fiscal Consequences of Immigration Since 2011 British Home Office, Economics and Resource Analysis Advisory Group 2010-2014 Member of the National Education Panel Survey (NEPS) Scientific Board 2010-2016 Member of the Advisory Board of the Institute for Labour Market Research (IAB) 2006-2008 Member of the British Home Office Advisory Panel Referee for Scientific Organisations: Economic & Social Research Council (ESRC), Danish Research Council, Dutch Research Council, Austrian Research Council, German Research Council (DFG), European Research Council, Phare-Ace Programme of the European Commission, ERC Referee for Scientific Journals, last four years: American Economic Review, Quarterly Journal of Economics, Review of Economic Studies, Econometrica, Journal of Political Economy, Economic Journal, Journal of Development Economics, Journal of the European Economic Association, Journal of Public Economics, Journal of Labor Economics, Journal of Human Resources, Review of Economics and Statistics, American Economic Journals Editorial duties: Editor Journal of Labor Economics, since November 2016 Editor Journal of Population Economics January 2003-2010 Editorial Board Economic Journal 2005-2011 Editing: Editor Economic Journal Features on The Class Size Debate, 2003 Editor Economic Journal Features on The Labour Market Effects of Immigration (with Ian Preston and Tim Hatton), 2005 Editor Oxford Review of Economic Policy on Gender and the Life Cycle, 2005 Editor Empirical Economics on The Economics of Education (with Bernd Fitzenberger and Steve Machin), 2006 Service to the Scientific Community: Member of numerous Programme Committees for Scholarly Associations (European Economic Association, Econometric Society, Royal Economic Society, Verein fuer Socialpolitik, European Society for Population Economics, Society for Labor Economics, European Association of Labour Economists, etc.) Grants: 2018-2022: Co-applicant “Populism, Inequality and Institutions ”, funded under the NORFACE Dynamics of Inequality Across the Life-course programme 2014-2017: Co-applicant on proposal “Globalisation, Institutions and the Welfare State”, funded under the Norface Welfare State programme 2014-2017: Principal Applicant for Proposal “The Dynamic Impact of Immigration on Wages, Employment, Technology and Innovation”, funded under the DFG Programme “The German Labour Market in a Globalised World - Challenges through Trade, Technology, and Demographics” 2013-2018: Award of an ERC (European Research Council) Advanced Grant, “The Dynamics of Migration and Economic Adjustment”. 2013: Co-applicant for German Science Foundation (DFG) funded Priority Programme “The German Labour Market in a Globalized World: Challenges through Trade, Technology and Demographics”. Start Date: 2014. 2012-2013: Co-applicant for German Research Foundation (DFG) Grant, “Education as a Life- long Process”. 2012-2014: Co-applicant for Thyssen Foundation Grant on “The causal effect of track choice on long-term educational attainment and labour market outcomes”. 2009-2013 NORFACE (New Opportunities for Research Funding Agency Cooperation in Europe) Programme of Migration, Research Grant on “Migration: Integration, Impact and Interaction”. 2008-2014: NORFACE Programme on Migration, Scientific Directorship. 2006: Principal Applicant for research commissioned by the Welsh Assembly on The impact of Immigration: A Review of Economic Evidence. Starting date: October 2006. 2006: Principal Applicant for Anglo-German Foundation (AGF) Research Programme The Economics and Politics of Employment, Migration and Social Justice. Starting date: October 2006. 2006: Co-applicant for ESRC Research Proposal, Crime and Mental Health. Starting date: 2007. 2005: Co-applicant for RTN Training Network, Transnationality of Migrants: Enduring ties with the home country and integration in the host country. Starting date: Autumn 2006. 2005: Co-applicant for Marie-Currie Training Network TOM, which allocates 44 early researcher months and 12 post-doc months as well as expenses and overhead to UCL. Starting date: 2006. 2005: Principal Applicant to Low Pay Commission Proposal on a Study of Migrant Workers and the National Minimum Wage and Enforcement Issues that Arise. Starting date: October 2005. 2004, 2006, 2008: Co-Applicant for German Science Foundation (DFG) Priority Programme proposal on Unionisation, Wage Setting, educational incentives and Organisational Change. Three-stage proposal. Starting dates 2005, 2007, and 2009. 2003: Principal Applicant for ESRC Research Proposal on Immigration: Impact, Outcomes and Reception. Starting date: December 2003. Co-applicants: Jerome Adda, Steve Machin and Ian Preston. 2003: Principal Applicant for Anglo-German Foundation Research Proposal on Employment, Wage Structures and Economic Cycle. Starting date: January 2004. 2003: Co-applicant (with David Card and Ian Preston), Nuffield Foundation Research Proposal on a Cross-National Analysis of Opinions on Immigration in Europe. Starting date: January 2004. 2003: Co-applicant (with Jerome Adda), ESRC Proposal on “Fertility Choices and Occupation”. Starting date: April 2004. 2001: Principal Applicant for Project on The Impact of EU Enlargement on Migration Flows funded by the British Home Office. Co-investigators: Ian Preston and Maria Casanova. 2000: Principal Applicant for Project on The Impact of Migration on Local Labour Markets in the UK funded by the British Home Office. Co-investigators: Ian Preston, Francesca Fabbri and Jonathan Wadsworth. 2000: Principal Applicant for project on The Performance of Immigrants in the UK funded by the British Home Office. Co-investigators: Ian Preston, Francesca Fabbri and Jonathan Wadsworth. 1997: Co-applicant for project on Wage Growth and Job Mobility in Germany, Anglo-German Foundation, with S. Bender and C. Meghir. Distinguished Talks: Date Details 2004 Keynote lecture on Impact of Migration at ESRC-Centre COMPAS (Centre on Migration, Policy and Society) Launch Conference 2004 Keynote lecture on Training and Union Wages, Conference on Inequality and the Labour Market, Bergen 2004 Invited lecture on Impact of Migration, Government and Economic Service Conference, HM Treasury, London 2005 Opening lecture for CEPR/CReAM book launch “Immigration, Jobs and Wages: Theory, Evidence and Opinion”, hosted by the Department of Work and Pensions 2005 Invited talk on Migration, CEPR/DIW Lunchtime Meeting, Berlin 2005 Keynote lecture,