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Ph.D. Candidate in Development Economics

BSE
Université de Bordeaux
Avenue Léon Duguit, Bât. H2
33608 PESSAC CEDEX

Office H2-209

sebastien.carrere@u-bordeaux.fr

Thesis title

Les classes vulnérables en Amérique Latine: instabilité, attentes redistributives, et sécurisation

The vulnerable classes in Latin America: instability, redistributive expectations, and securization

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Research topics

  • Income instability
  • Public policy analysis
  • Preferences about redistribution
  • Social stratification (vulnerable and middle classes)
  • Latin America

Projects

Working Papers
¤  Redistributive preferences and the center-periphery divide in Latin America
Articles under submission
¤  How effective are cash transfer programs in mitigating income instability ? evidence from the AUH in Argentina
Link : https://hal.science/hal-04525248
¤ A socio-economic exploration of Argentinean middle class’ vulnerability, behaviour and expectations in hard times. With Clément, M. (BSE), Combarnous, F. (BSE), Kessler, G. (CONICET), Rougier, E. (BSE), Wilkis, A. (IDEAS).
¤ The middle classes, the state, and the market: lessons from a double qualitative survey in Argentina. With Clément, M. (BSE), Combarnous, F. (BSE), Kessler, G. (CONICET), Rougier, E. (BSE), Wilkis, A. (IDEAS).
Research project
¤    2022 – Sebastien Carrere, Clement Matthieu, Francois Combarnous, Gabriel Kessler, Eric Rougier, Ariel Wilkis. The middle class in Argentina: Dynamics, characteristics and implications for public policies. AFD Research Paper Series, 2022, 241.
Link : https://www.afd.fr/en/ressources/middle-class-argentina-dynamics-characteristics-and-implications-public-policies
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