Applied microeconomics
Mustapha Kokumo
PhD Researcher in Economics, European University Institute, Florence
I am a PhD researcher at the European University Institute, under the supervision of Andrea Ichino and Fabrizia Mealli. I am an applied micro-economist with interests in migration and labour.
My research explores how international migration influences natives’ perceptions of different immigrant groups in their community, and its impact on the economic and social integration of both earlier and incoming migrants.
Research interests
- Applied Microeconomics
- Economics of Migration
- Labour Economics
- Political Economy
- Cultural Economics
Research
Work in progress
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Refugee Ethnic Composition and the Integration of Earlier Immigrants
- 4th Junior Workshop on the Economics of Migration, Madrid
- EUI Microeconometrics Working Group, Florence
- EUI Migration Working Group, Florence
- 4th Milan PhD Workshop, Milan
- 10th Understanding Voluntary and Forced Migration International Conference, Lille
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Who Should Go Where: The Role of Job Referrals in Refugee Allocation Policy
Teaching
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Teaching assistant
Modern DiD, Event-study Design, and other Topics in Applied Econometrics
Ph.D. level · Prof. Alessandro Tarozzi · 2026
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Tutor
Econometrics Sequence
First-year PhD · 2023 to present