Portrait of Jean-Victor Alipour
  1. 2023–Assistant Professor (non-tenure track), ifo Institute & LMU Munich
  2. 2023PhD in Economics, LMU Munich
  3. 2018MSc in Economics (ESS), Bocconi University
  4. 2016BSc in Economics, LMU Munich

Jean-Victor Alipour

ifo Institute & LMU MunichAssistant Professor of Economics (non-tenure track)
CESifoNetwork Member
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Remote work · AI · Future of work · Political economy

I study the consequences of the digital transformation for the future of work and the political economy of the digital age. I am particularly interested in the impact of the Big Shift to remote work and the spread of AI, and in how technological change can be managed to benefit organizations, individuals, and society.

I completed my PhD at LMU Munich in 2023, including a one-year research stay at the University of Cambridge.

My research is partly funded by the Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft through CRC TRR 190 (project no. 280092119) and has received broad press coverage.

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  1. Our project on whether remote work helps firms attract and hire better candidates has been selected for USD 15,000 in funding by the Remote & Distributed Research Initiative at LSE. I am leading the project as PI and presenting it at the initiative's mini-conference at LSE on 6 October.

  2. On 14 September, I am presenting my paper examining the gendered effects of remote work on paid and unpaid work at the Verein für Socialpolitik Annual Conference in Innsbruck.

  3. Our project “The amenity value of urban green space” with Dorothee Hillrichs and Luca Perdoni has won EUR 150,000 in funding as a Bridge Project from the LE-ifo-FSMI / Friede Springer Stiftung.