


The INTEDU research group (University of Bologna, University of Modena and Reggio Emilia, Sapienza University of Rome), in collaboration with AISSEC, is organizing the second edition of the workshop on “Inequality and Education: Measurement, Evidence, and Policy”.
Education, often regarded as a fundamental tool for upward mobility, plays a key role in shaping individuals' labor market prospects and broader economic trajectories. Understanding its drivers and consequences is essential for developing policies that promote social cohesion and sustainable economic growth. This workshop aims to bring together scholars and young researchers to explore the mechanisms driving inequality and educational disparities, the effectiveness of policies addressing these issues, and the broader economic and social implications. The workshop will provide a platform for fruitful discussions and networking opportunities, fostering interdisciplinary exchange and innovative approaches to tackling inequality and educational challenges.
The conference will take place in Modena, Italy, on June 5-6, 2025, at Foro Boario, Department of Economics "Marco Biagi". Social activities will be organized on June 7. More information about the city of Modena is available at: https://www.visitmodena.it/en.
Francis Kramarz, Bocconi University, Innovation Lab, Collège de France and Uppsala University
Giulia Bovini, Bank of Italy.
We welcome submissions on a range of topics, including, but not limited, to:
We encourage contributions from established researchers as well as early-career scholars and PhD students. Authors are invited to submit an extended abstract (minimum 500 words) to intedu@unimore.it.
There is no participation fee; travel and accommodation expenses are the responsibility of the participants.
The best contribution by young scholars will be awarded a prize. A key evaluation criterion will be the paper's relevance to policy evaluation issues. The selection will be carried out by a scientific committee chaired by Prof. Graziella Bertocchi (UNIMORE and EIEF).
Massimo Aprea (Sapienza); Bianca Balsimelli Ghelli (Unimore); Enrico Fabrizi (UCSC); Giovanni Gallo (Unimore); Chiara Mussida (UCSC); Fabrizio Patriarca (Unimore); Giuseppe Pignataro (Unibo); Michele Raitano (Sapienza); Edoardo Santoni (Unife); Dario Sciulli (UdA).