The best political system is…

Based on research by Luis C. Corchón and Guadalupe Correa-Lopera

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On this occasion, we share a summary of research by Antonio Romero and Carmelo Rodriguez, exploring school allocation systems that balance equity and efficiency while ensuring fairness.

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The Julián Marías Research Award of the Community of Madrid recognizes the excellence of a scientific and professional career in the area of Humanities and Social Sciences.

We start this year with a new post by Antoine Lopper, and his coauthors Alvaro Delgado Vega and Wioletta Dziuda, on how electoral competition can hinder the search for good reforms.

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This time, we share a post by Johannes Schneider and his co-author Christoph Carnehl. Together, they tackle a question central to the work of researchers: Should we focus on highly specific issues that yield tangible results, or broaden our scope to address a wider array of future challenges?

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Current UC3M PhD student Andrey Ramos, examines climate change and its impact on the distribution of temperatures over time and space.

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Juan Carlos Escanciano and former UC3M PhD student Joël Terschuur, explores inequality of opportunity.

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Ignacio’s post, Latent Polarization, explores whether the polarization we perceive in our societies is a recent phenomenon or has long been present.

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Hernán’s post, Exchange rate controls and foreign reserves, analyzes the effects of applying exchange rate control measures to protect foreign reserves, a common practice in many Latin American economies.

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New research by our department members—Raquel Carrasco, Ismael Gálvez-Iniesta, and Belén Jerez—on the labor market impacts of temporary help agencies.

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