Lidia Farre

I participate in the first eviposde of the BSE podcast series “What Do Economists Think?” designed to bridge the gap between academic research and public discourse. The first episode explores how migration affects labor markets, economic opportunities, and society. Drawing on economic research, the discussion examines the economic mechanisms behind migration and its implications for … Read More

In October 2026, I participated in an episode of Sobre (vivir) a la crianza, a podcast by El Periódico, to discuss maternity and paternity leave in Spain and their implications for families and gender equality. Drawing on my research, we explored the role of parental leave policies in shaping the division of childcare responsibilities, fathers’ … Read More

On September 22, I had the pleasure of moderating the round table “L’Economia del Gènere avui: evidència, reptes i polítiques públiques” (“Gender Economics Today: Evidence, Challenges and Public Policies”). It was a great opportunity to discuss the evidence, current challenges, and role of public policy in advancing gender equality. You can watch the full discussion … Read More