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	Dr Monica LANGELLA Research Officer - Community
	Tel: 020 7852 3574 Email: m.langella@lse.ac.uk Room/Desk: 32L 2.01 E Curriculum Vitae Personal WebSite
Expertise: Labour economics, local labour markets, economics of education Biography: Research Officer for the Community Programme. Main research interests include labour economics, economics of education, applied micro, economics of crime, political economics. Current Areas of Research: The impact of local economic conditions on moving within UK (with Alan Manning) - Work in progress Local economic shocks and criminal activity (with T. Kirchmaier and A. Manning) - Work in progress Higher education, the impact of cost increases and changes in admission rules - Work in progress Education: PhD in Economics. University of Verona GSEM (Graduate School of Economics and Management). University of Padova. Master in Economics and Public Finance. University of Padova. BA in Economics. Selected Publications: Diversity and Neighbourhood Satisfaction (with Alan Manning) Economic Journal, forthcoming Local agglomeration, entrepreneurship and the 2008 recession: Evidence from Italian industrial districts, (with Giorgio Brunello) Regional Science and Urban Economics, vol. 58, pp. 104-114, 2016 Bridge Jobs in Europe, (with Giorgio Brunello) IZA Journal of Labour Policy, 2:11, 2013 CEP Publications CEP Discussion Paper Residential Mobility and Unemployment in the UK Monica Langella and Alan Manning July 2019 Paper No' CEPDP1639: Read Abstract \| Full Paper JEL Classification: Z1; J01; R10; J21 Tags: residential mobility; regional inequality; unemployment CEP Discussion Paper Diversity and Neighbourhood Satisfaction Monica Langella and Alan Manning December 2016 Paper No' CEPDP1459: Read Abstract \| Full Paper JEL Classification: Z1 Tags: neighbourhood satisfaction; social capital; diversity; deprivation CentrePiece Article Who voted Leave? Monica Langella and Alan Manning October 2016 Paper No' CEPCP479: Read Abstract \| Full Paper CentrePiece 21 (2) Autumn 2016 Tags: brexit; eu referendum; immigration; demographics; uk politics; uk economy

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