Giovanni Minchio

• 2020 – MSc in Statistics – University of Turin
• 2017 – BSc in Economics and Statistics – University of Turin

• 2023 – Teaching assistant, Quantitative Methods Lab, DSRS, Università degli Studi di Trento 

I am interested in gender and social inequalities in fertility, spanning from the role of social policies to that of demographic and socio-economic characteristics and contextual factors, such as the normative context and institutional arrangements.

• 2021-2022 – Assegno di Ricerca, DSRS, Università degli Studi di Trento

Under the project “Immigration, integration, settlement. Italian-Style”, financed by the Italian Ministry for Education, University and Research under the Grant: PRIN 2017N9LCSC_003.
Analyzing the relationships between integration, migration pathways, and health of foreign residents in collaboration with the Epidemiology unit, ASL TO3 Piedmont Region.

2024 – EAPS member

2022-2023 – SIS member

Minchio, Giovanni, Stefani Scherer, and Agnese Vitali. 2024.‘Employment, Gender Norms and Fertility: A Couple Approach’. Presented at the Gender and social inequality in fertility, March 21, Oslo, Norway.

Minchio, Giovanni, Stefani Scherer, and Agnese Vitali. 2023.‘Early Childcare, Gender Norms and Fertility in Europe’. Presented at the Transition In Youth, September 8, Edinburgh, UK.

Minchio, Giovanni. 2023.‘The Effects of the “Jobs Act” EPL Reduction on Skills Reallocation’. Presented at the CONVEGNO SISEC 2023, February 8, Brescia, Italy.

Minchio, Giovanni. 2022.‘Impact of the Amendment of Art. 18 on Piedmont Workers’ Skills’. Presented at the II biannual workshop: Technological change, health, inequality and data for policy evaluation, February 24, Torino, Collegio Carlo Alberto, Italy.

Minchio, Giovanni, Raffaella Rusciani, and Teresa Spadea. 2022. ‘The Impact of Integration on Immigrants’ Health Behaviours in Italy’. Presented at the 51st Scientific Meeting of the Italian Statistical Society, June 23th, Caserta, Italy.