Anne Boschini is a professor of economics at SOFI. Her recent research focuses on gender-specific patterns in behaviour, educational choices and labour market outcomes.

Anne also studies how economic resources, risks, and responsibilities are shared within couples and households over the life course. Her work examines the role of marriage, divorce, inheritance, pensions, and private agreements in shaping economic security and gender inequality. Using large-scale administrative data, Anne analyses the interaction between legal institutions, family, and policy.

Anne teaches 'Introduction to Labour Economics' at AKPA, the teaching unit at SOFI. Together with colleagues at SOFI, she also teaches the PhD course 'Economics of Gender'.

Homepage: www.anneboschini.com