Vincent Ramos

About

I am a PhD candidate at the DYNAMICS PhD Program based at the Hertie School Berlin and Humboldt University Berlin under the joint supervision of Mark Hallerberg and Michaela Kreyenfeld.

Concurrently, I am a postdoctoral researcher at the Centre for Population Change-Connecting Generations at the University of Southampton, working with Ann Berrington on employment precarity and intergenerational coresidence.

My current research interests revolve around three substantive areas: (1) workers’ demographic responses to employment uncertainty; (2) workers’ mobilization responses to insufficiency and discontent; and (3) workers’ belief responses to firms’ exercise of power. I employ a wide range of quantitative methods (descriptive, quasi-experimental, and experimental designs) on both representative surveys and novel collected data focusing on country-specific contexts.

Before starting the PhD, I completed my Master’s from the Hertie School Berlin and my Bachelor’s from the University of the Philippines-Diliman. I was a staff member at the Philippine Competition Commission’s Economics Office and a Senior Lecturer at the University of the Philippines-Baguio where I taught undergraduate courses on Labor and Economic Demography. During the Spring 2023 semester, I was a visiting PhD student researcher at the University of California Berkeley (Department of Demography).

Feel free to reach out if any of these research strands interest you!