Podcasts

podcast equipment The CMPO has produced a series of podcast interviews with both internal members of staff and visitors to the centre. These interviews cover a range of topics and aim to discuss current research being undertaken at the time. Podcasts can be listened to straight away or downloaded for future reference, further information can be found below.

We thank the ESRC for funding this series of interviews.

Public Service reform and renewed funding for CMPO - Simon Burgess (November 2009)
Do teachers matter? - Simon Burgess (November 2009)
Health capital and the prenatal environment - Douglas Almond (October 2009)
Social Mobility and the professions - Lindsey MacMillan (September 2009)
Are league tables any use for choosing schools? - George Leckie (July 2009)
School Choice and Segegation: Evidence from the United States - Helen Ladd (Duke University) (July 2009)
Left-handedness and cognitive development - Carol Propper (July 2009)
Welfare reform: the impact on fertility - Sarah Smith (July 2009)
Private delivery of public services - Paul Grout (June 2009)
When the Saints Come Marching In: Effects of Hurricanes Katrina and Rita on Student Evacuees - Bruce Sacerdote (Dartmouth College) (February 2009)
Early Years Child Development and Social Mobility - Jane Waldfogel (Columbia University, New York)
Educational quality and economic growth - Eric Hanushek (Hoover Institution, Stanford University) (July 2008)
Beauty and the labour market - Dan Hamermesh (University of Texas, Austin) (July 2008)
Welfare Reform - Rebecca Blank (University of Michigan & Brookings Institution) (July 2008)
In Search of the Public Service Ethos - Sarah Smith (July 2008)
Girl Power? An analysis of peer effects using exogenous changes in the gender make-up of the peer group - Steven Proud (June 2008)
Fatal Fluctuations? Irreversible health consequences of recessions in India - Sonia Bhalotra (June 2008)
How informative are English school league tables? - Deborah Wilson (February 2008)
Ethnic Segregation - Rich Harris (January 2008)
Targets and Terror - Carol Propper (January 2008)
Centralised Pay Setting - Carol Propper (January 2008)
Children's Health and Later Life Outcomes - Janet Currie (Columbia University) (January 2008)
Knowledge Transfer: The links between university research and business innovation - Helen Simpson (November 2007)
Working mums and overwieght kids: Is there a link? - Stephanie von Hinke Kessler Scholder (November 2007)
Peer Effects in the Classroom - Victor Lavy (Hebrew University, Jerusalem and Royal Holloway, University of London) (October 2007)
Economic Reform in France - Francis Kramarz (CREST, INSEE) (October 2007)
Public-Private Partnerships - Paul Grout (CMPO) (September 2007)
Hospital Care in England: Who Will Choose? - Carol Propper (CMPO) (July 2007)
Fertility and Women's Education in the UK - Sarah Smith (CMPO ) (July 2007)
Segregation and the Black-White Test Score Gap - Jacob Vigdor (Duke University and NBER) (March 2007)
Social Networks - Markus Mobius (Harvard University and NBER) (June 2006)
Social Networks - Matthew Jackson (Caltech and Center for Advanced Studies in Behavioral Sciences) (June 2006)
School Achievements of Ethnic Minorities - Deborah Wilson CMPO) (May 2006)
Regulating Health Care in the World of Choice - Carol Propper (CMPO) (May 2006)
Measuring Productivity in Public Services - Helen Simpson (CMPO) (May 2006)
Public Service Performance - Christopher Hood (Public Services Programme) (March 2006)
School Choice - Simon Burgess (CMPO) (March 2006)
Pensions Policy in the UK - Sarah Smith (CMPO) (March 2006)

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