Caterina Mauri

I am an applied economist with a passion for economic history. After my PhD, I’ve worked for two years at the European Commission’s Joint Research Centre where I focused on policy relevant research related to mental wellbeing, fairness perceptions and regional and urban economics. I am into arts, music, horse riding and Belgian beers although I dedicate most of my free time to family activities with my two young boys, my husband and our dog!

Research projects:

INEQKILL - How inequality kills. Two centuries of social and spatial disparities in all-cause and cause-specific mortality in Belgium (1800-2025)

Research keywords:

economic history;  regional and urban economics; cultural economics