Vincent Ramos

About

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.

I recently obtained my PhD from the DYNAMICS Program based at the Hertie School Berlin and Humboldt University Berlin under the joint supervision of Mark Hallerberg and Michaela Kreyenfeld.

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!