Henrique Pita Barros
| Nome | Henrique Pita Barros |
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| Nota biográfica | Henrique Pita Barros é Professor Auxiliar no Departamento de Economia do ISEG – Lisbon School of Economics & Management, Universidade de Lisboa. Tem licenciatura e mestrado em Economia pela Universidade Nova de Lisboa e o doutoramento em Economia pela Brown University. O seu trabalho investiga como a disrupção causada pela migração, deslocamentos forçados e conflitos afeta o comportamento humano. Está a liderar vários experimentos de campo em Cabo Delgado, Moçambique, focando na integração socioeconómica de pessoas deslocadas internamente em meio ao conflito que afeta a região. O seu trabalho conta com o apoio do International Growth Centre, da J-PAL Crime and Violence Initiative, da IPA / J-PAL Displaced Livelihoods Initiative e da UNU-WIDER. A sua investigação tem sido destacada no World Bank Development Impact Blog, no jornal Expresso (em português) e na Voice of America (entrevista televisiva em português). É também Professor Auxiliar Visitante de Investigação na Brown University e Consultor para a UNU-WIDER (United Nations University – World Institute for Development Economics Research). |
| Publicações recentes | Investigação em curso The Legacy of Conflict on Socioeconomic Dynamics and Human Behavior: Evidence from Portugal’s Veterans of War Do Social Interactions Help Integrating Internally Displaced Persons? Evidence from Mozambique Rebuilding the Social-Cohesion of Return Migrants in Post Conflict Mozambique The Legacy of Colonial Resettlements in Mozambique: Evidence from Aldeamentos The Colonial Roots of Modern Conflict: The Case of Mozambique
Working Papers The Power of Dialogue: Forced Displacement and Social Integration amid an Islamist Insurgency in Mozambique The Legacy of Coercive Cotton Cultivation in Colonial Mozambique The Missionary Roots of Distrust in Mozambique |
| Áreas de Investigação | Economia do Desenvolvimento, Desenvolvimento Comparado e Economia Política. |
| Ciência ID | 5E1A-A780-1202 |
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| Name | Henrique Pita Barros |
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| Short Biography | Henrique Pita Barros is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Economics at ISEG – Lisbon School of Economics & Management, University of Lisbon. He holds a bachelor’s and a master’s degree in Economics from NOVA University of Lisbon and a PhD in Economics from Brown University. His research investigates how disruption caused by migration, forced displacement, and conflicts affects human behaviour. He is leading several field experiments in Cabo Delgado, Mozambique, focusing on the socioeconomic integration of internally displaced persons amid the ongoing conflict in the region. His work is supported by the International Growth Centre, the J-PAL Crime and Violence Initiative, the IPA / J-PAL Displaced Livelihoods Initiative, and UNU-WIDER. His research has been featured in the World Bank Development Impact Blog, the Expresso newspaper (in Portuguese), and Voice of America (TV interview in Portuguese). He is also a Visiting Assistant Professor of Research at Brown University and a Consultant for UNU-WIDER (United Nations University – World Institute for Development Economics Research). |
| Latest Publications | Research in progress The Legacy of Conflict on Socioeconomic Dynamics and Human Behavior: Evidence from Portugal’s Veterans of War Do Social Interactions Help Integrating Internally Displaced Persons? Evidence from Mozambique Rebuilding the Social-Cohesion of Return Migrants in Post Conflict Mozambique The Legacy of Colonial Resettlements in Mozambique: Evidence from Aldeamentos The Colonial Roots of Modern Conflict: The Case of Mozambique
Working Papers The Power of Dialogue: Forced Displacement and Social Integration amid an Islamist Insurgency in Mozambique The Legacy of Coercive Cotton Cultivation in Colonial Mozambique The Missionary Roots of Distrust in Mozambique |
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| Research fields | Development Economics, Comparative Development and Political Economy |
| Ciência ID | 5E1A-A780-1202 |
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