Valeria Rueda is an Associate Professor of Economics at the University of Nottingham. She obtained her PhD from Sciences Po, Paris and held a post-doc fellowship at the University of Oxford (2016-19).
Her research examines the deep-rooted determinants of inequalities, with a focus on culture and transformative historical events.
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The persistent human costs of deindustrialisation: Lessons from the collapse of the British coal industry
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- Economic history 
- Labour Markets
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Women are "hardworking", men are "brilliant": Stereotyping in the economics job market
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- Labour Markets 
- Gender
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Saving souls, hurting bodies: Missions, health investments, and HIV prevalence in sub-Saharan Africa
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- Development 
- Economic history 
- Health Economics
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The devil is in the detail: Christian missions’ heterogeneous effects on development in sub-Saharan Africa
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- Development 
- Economic history
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Newspaper readership, civic attitudes, and economic development: Evidence from the history of African media
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- Development 
- Economic history 
- Institutions and economics 
- Politics and economics