DrSilvia Salazar
Senior Research Fellow
Bankwest-Curtin Economics Centre
BIOGRAPHY AND RESEARCH IMPACT
Silvia Salazar is a micro-econometric researcher specialised in development economics and time use. Her research focuses on gender and indigenous inequalities in the labour market as well as on the implications of unpaid work in the economic theory. Silvia obtained her PhD at the Paris School of Economics and has previously held academic and teaching positions at the University of Paris 1 – Sorbonne, the University of Paris 13 and the Dom Bosco Catholic University.
ACADEMIC POSITIONS
- Research FellowBankwest Curtin Economics Centre, Australia1 Sep 2017 - present
- Research and Teaching FellowParis 13 University, Villetaneuse, Paris, France1 Sep 2013 - 1 Sep 2015
- Research FellowshipUniversidade Católica Dom Bosco, Campo Grande, Campo Grande, Brazil1 Feb 2013 - 15 May 2013
- Teaching AssistantPantheon-Sorbonne University, Paris, Paris, France1 Oct 2010 - 1 Oct 2013
DEGREES
- PhDParis School of Economics, Paris, Paris, France
- MSc EconomicsPantheon-Sorbonne University, Paris, Paris, France
- BA EconomicsUniversity of Montpellier 1, Montpellier, Montpellier, France
POSTGRADUATE TRAINING
- InternshipOrganisation For Economic Co-Operation and Development, Paris, Paris, France
LANGUAGES
- Spanish - Latin AmericanCan peer review
- FrenchCan peer review
- PortugueseCan understand
ROLE
- Staff
SUPERVISOR LEVEL
- Level 2 (Co-Supervisor): Provides supporting supervision and subject-matter expertise alongside the primary supervisor.
FIELDS OF RESEARCH
- 3304 - Urban and regional planning
- 3801 - Applied economics
- 4406 - Human geography
- 4407 - Policy and administration
DEPARTMENT
- Bankwest-Curtin Economics Centre