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Alain Eraly
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Pinar Celik
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Claudia Toma
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members
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Abigail Alves (Researcher)
Guido Citoni (Scientific Collaborator) Charles Coibion (Researcher) Octave De Brouwer (Researcher) Valérie De Cock (Researcher) Valentine Fays (Researcher) Sébastien Fontenay (Researcher) Nicola Gagliardi (Researcher) Andrea Garnero (Scientific Collaborator) Romina Giuliano (Scientific Collaborator) Marie Goransson (Affiliated Professor) Elena Grinza (Researcher) Valentine Jacobs (Scientific Collaborator) Ann Lenaerts (Conference Master) |
Bernhard Michel (Scientific Collaborator)
Joseph Mumbanza (Researcher) Julia Oberlin (Researcher) Kevin Pineda Hernandez (Researcher) Céline Piton (Scientific Collaborator) Laetitia Renier (Assistant) Malory Rennoir (Researcher) Aïcha Serghini Idrissi (Visiting Professor) Ilan Tojerow (Professor) Evelyne Vanpoucke (Professor) Lucy Van Hove (Professor) Guillaume Vermeylen (Scientific Collaborator) Sandrine Waregne (Researcher) Alexandre Waroquier (Scientific Collaborator) |
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The Department of Human Resources, Organisation and Labor Economics consists of a vibrent mix of researchers interested in human relations, organizational management, and employment studies.
Our research is specifically concerned with group dynamics, decision-making, leadership and communication at work, earnings and wealth inequalities, diversity (aging, gender, eduction), labor market institutions and firm performance.
We publish in top-journals such as Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin, Journal of Experimental Social Psychology, Industrial and labor Relations Review, Industrial Relations (Berkeley) and Regional Studies.
We regularly advise various organizations including the European Central Bank, the European Trade Union Institute, the National Bank of Belgium, the European Commission and the OECD.
Our research is specifically concerned with group dynamics, decision-making, leadership and communication at work, earnings and wealth inequalities, diversity (aging, gender, eduction), labor market institutions and firm performance.
We publish in top-journals such as Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin, Journal of Experimental Social Psychology, Industrial and labor Relations Review, Industrial Relations (Berkeley) and Regional Studies.
We regularly advise various organizations including the European Central Bank, the European Trade Union Institute, the National Bank of Belgium, the European Commission and the OECD.
