Research
Work in progress
Two threads run through the current work: which educational pathways protect people from educational mismatch, and what that mismatch costs them as technology reshapes their jobs. Drafts are available on request.
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Working paper
Should I study abroad? The effect of international student mobility on labour market outcomes
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Working paper
Vocational education as a vaccine against overeducation
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In progress
Skills, computers and overeducation
Peer-reviewed articles
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2026
Parental education and the transition to master's and PhD studies in Spain
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2025
PhD graduates in Spain: does it pay to study it abroad?
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2025
Job searches and screening of university graduates: explicit and implicit individual characteristics
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2023
Overeducation and childcare time
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2022
Only the smartest? Motivating job characteristics for all ability levels and their impact on job satisfaction
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2022
How fiscal policy affects housing market dynamics: evidence from Spain
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2019
University program characteristics and education-job mismatch
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2017
Skills variety and self-employment: the case of Spain
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2016
Over-education and its opportunity cost in Japan
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2016
Entrepreneurial skills and education-job matching of higher education graduates
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2016
Entrepreneurial skills and wage employment
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2015
Did housing taxation contribute to increase riskier borrowing?
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2013
Why do tertiary education graduates regret their study program? A comparison between Spain and the Netherlands
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2013
Job satisfaction of university graduates
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2012
Graduate labor mismatch in Poland
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2011
The sociology of educational mismatch
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2011
Literature survey of the incidence of over-education: a sociological approach
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2008
Labor market effects of field of study in comparative perspective: an analysis of 22 European countries
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2008
Do fields of study matter for over-education? The cases of Spain and Germany
Research interests
Cognitive ability and skills, overeducation and educational mismatch, employment conditions, fields of study, intergenerational mobility, job satisfaction, entrepreneurship and entrepreneurial education, and human capital investments in children.
The full record, including conference presentations and reviewing service, is in the CV.
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