Yves Zenou
Stockholm University and CEPR
Yves Zenou is a Professor in economics at Stockholm University. His fields of interest are social interactions and network theory; search and matching theory; urban economics; segregation and discrimination of ethnic minorities; identity and assimilation of emigrants; economics of crime; and education. Yves Zenou is affiliated to the Groupe d'Analyse des Itineraires et Niveaux Salariaux (GAINS, Le Mans), the Research Institute of Industrial Economics (IFN, Stockhom), the Center for Economic Policy Research (CEPR, London) and the Institute for the Study of Labor (IZA, Bonn). He is the Editor of Regional Science and Urban Economics and Associate Editor of the Journal of Urban Economics.
Articles by Yves Zenou:
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Social multiplier versus social norms: What matters most for outcomes?
9 April 2013, 5626 reads
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Unexplored dimensions of discrimination in Italy
14 November 2012, 8063 reads
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Do return migrants need their social capital for entrepreneurship?
19 August 2012, 2758 reads
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With a little help from my friends: Peer effects in education
25 February 2011, 15746 reads
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Choice of friends and performance at school
15 August 2008, 5191 reads
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Building the ivory tower: Network effects in academia
26 March 2008, 8642 reads
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Muslim immigrants’ integration in the UK
19 September 2007, 38436 reads
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