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(2025). The Jean Nicolas Database. The French Rebellion, 1661-1789. TSE Working Paper 25-1647. Updated version: September 2025. Revision resubmitted at Data & Corpus.

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(2025). Paris 100 Years Ago: More People than Today—and Mostly Born Elsewhere . Population & Sociétés, 636, 1-4.

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(2025). POPP. An OCR-Generated Database of the Population Censuses of Paris (1926-36). Working paper. Updated version: September 2025. Revision resubmitted at Historical Life Course Studies.

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(2025). Urbanization and Electoral Success: Lawyers and Workers in Interwar France. CEPR Discussion Paper 18737. Updated version: August 2025.

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(2025). State-Building and Rebellion in the Run-Up to the French Revolution. TSE Working Paper 24-1557. Updated version: July 2025. Conditionally accepted at the American Political Science Review.

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(2025). The Mosque Nearby. Visible Minorities and Far-Right Support in France. Comparative Political Studies, 58(9), 2000-48.

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(2025). Revolutionary Transition: Inheritance Change and Fertility Decline. CEPR Discussion Paper 18607. Updated version: April 2025. Accepted at the Journal of Political Economy.

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(2025). The Sources of Researcher Variation in Economics. I4R Discussion Paper 209.

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(2024). The Atlas of Local Jurisdictions of Ancien Régime France. Journal of Historical Geography, 84, 49-60.

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(2024). The Customary Atlas of Ancien Régime France. Explorations in Economic History, 93, 101588.

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(2023). Morts Pour la France: A Database of French Fatalities of the Great War. Explorations in Economic History, 90, 101550.

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(2023). The Intergenerational Transmission of World War I on Female Labor. The Economic Journal, 133(654), 2303-33.

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(2023). Distance to Innovations, Kinship Intensity, and Psychological Traits. PLoS ONE, 18(1), e0279864.

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(2022). ObARDI : un projet interdisciplinaire pour comprendre la construction de l'État moderne (1661-1789). Les Cahiers de Framespa, 41, 1-12.

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(2022). The Missing Men. World War I and Female Labor Force Participation. Journal of Human Resources, 57(4), 1209-41.

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(2022). Graphes de connaissances pour représenter et analyser l'évolution des territoires en Histoire. In Nicolas Lasolle, Olivier Bruneau, and Jean Lieber (Eds.), Actes des journées humanités numériques et Web sémantique, 23-37. Nancy, France.

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(2021). Mapping the Third Republic. A Geographic Information System of France (1870–1940). Historical Methods: A Journal of Quantitative and Interdisciplinary History, 54(4), 189-207.

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(2021). What can history teach us about Covid-19?. TSE Mag, 21, 30-1.

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(2020). Comment la grippe espagnole a augmenté la méfiance. Le Point - Phébé.

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(2019). War and the sexes. IAST Connect, 14, 16-7.

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(2019). No Better Time Than Now. Future Uncertainty and Private Investment Under Dictatorship. Economics & Politics, 31(1), 71-96.

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(2019). War and gender roles. TSE Mag, 18, 7.

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(2018). Decomposing Culture. An Analysis of Gender, Language, and Labor Supply in the Household. Review of Economics of the Household, 16(4), 879-909.

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(2018). The Legacy of the Missing Men: World War I and Female Labor in France Over a Century. Defended at the Department of Economics of the University of Chicago. Committee: Richard Hornbeck (chair), Steven D. Levitt, Derek A. Neal, and James A. Robinson.

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(2017). Unlikely Democrats. Economic Elite Uncertainty under Dictatorship and Support for Democratization. American Journal of Political Science, 61(3), 624-41.

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(2016). Migration As A Window Into The Coevolution Between Language And Behavior. In S.G. Roberts et al. (Eds.), The Evolution of Language: Proceedings of the 11th International Conference (EVOLANG 11), 1-8.

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(2016). Language and Gender Roles among Immigrants to the U.S. A Historical Perspective. In P. Paolini (Ed.), I Mondi Delle Donne, 165-79. Roma: Edi Cusano.

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(2013). Do Female/Male Distinctions in Language Matter? Evidence from Gender Political Quotas. Applied Economics Letters, 20(5), 495-8.

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(2013). The Grammatical Origins of Gender Roles. Berkeley Economic History Laboratory Working Paper 2013-03.

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