prof.dr. AC (Anne) Gielen

Biography

Anne C. Gielen is Full Professor at the Department of Economics at the Erasmus School of Economics, Erasmus Universiteit Rotterdam. She obtained her PhD in Economics from Tilburg University. Afterwards she has been working at Maastricht University and IZA in Bonn. Her research interests are on topics in labor economics, health economics and applied microeconometrics. More information is available on her personal website: http://www.annegielen.nl

Erasmus School of Economics

Full professor | Economics
Email
gielen@ese.eur.nl

Work

  • Anne Gielen (28 February 2023) - -Erasmus University Rotterdam : Study into the effects of activation of long-term welfare benefit recipients presented to the municipality of Rotterdam
  • Anne Gielen & Menno Fenger (26 January 2023) - Institute of Labor Economics: 'Activating the Long-Term Inactive - Labor Market And Mental Health Effects' (Part 2 of 2)
  • Anne Gielen (29 June 2022) - -Erasmus University Rotterdam : Parents on unemployment benefits, children on unemployment benefits?
  • Anne Gielen & Mary Pieterse - Bloem (25 April 2020) - News Our scientists share their knowledge about the coronacrisis and its consequences

Stichting de verre bergen

Start date approval
March 2024
End date approval
March 2027
Place
ROTTERDAM
Description
Begeleidingscommissie van onderzoeksproject

SEO Economisch Onderzoek

Start date approval
May 2024
End date approval
April 2027
Place
AMSTERDAM
Description
Raad van Advies

Prof. F. de Vries stichting

Start date approval
August 2024
End date approval
August 2027
Place
UTRECHT
Description
Bestuurslid

Centraal Planbureau

Start date approval
October 2024
End date approval
September 2026
Place
DEN HAAG
Description
Academic Partner

History of Economic Thought

Year
2024
Course Code
FEB12006

History of Economic Thought

Year
2024
Course Code
FEB12006X

  • Esmee Zwiers

    Sweet Child O’ Mine - Essays in Human Capital Development

News regarding prof.dr. AC (Anne) Gielen

Anne Gielen takes part in award-winning Healthy Start Sprint project

The Healthy Start Sprint projects are short term high impact projects, financed by the Healthy Starters Fund.

Study into the effects of activation of long-term welfare benefit recipients presented to the municipality of Rotterdam

On Wednesday 15 February 2023, researchers Mareen Bastiaans and Robert Dur of Erasmus School of Economics have presented a study into the effects of activation
LtR: Tim Versnel, Mareen Bastiaans Robert Dur en/and Nico van Wijk

Parents on unemployment benefits, children on unemployment benefits?

Many of the young people who depend on benefits also had no job, neither their parents nor their grandparents. Anne Gielen is doing research on this.
Straat in Rotterdam in de zomer.

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