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Dr Maria Garcia Reyes
Senior Lecturer

Profile

Biography

  • BSc (Instituto Tecnologico Autonomo de Mexico)
  • MSc (York)
  • PhD (York)

Departmental roles

  • 2nd Year Lead

Research

Overview

Income Polarisation, Inequality, Poverty, Income Distribution, Criminology. My research is mostly empirical.

Publications

Selected publications

Recent Output

Journal Paper:

"The effect of digital technology on prisoner behaviour and reoffending: a natural stepped-wedge design." Journal Experimental Criminology, Cynthia McDougall & Dominic A. S. Pearson & David J. Torgerson & Maria Garcia-Reyes, October 2017. 

"Recording and Reporting Decisions." Joint paper with Professor Roger Bowles and Professor Nuno Garoupa, European Journal on Criminal Policy and Research, December 2009.

Working Papers:

"Multifactor Inequality: Substitution Effects for Income Sources in Mexico", Society for the Study of Economic Inequality ECINEQ, WP 2006-31.

"Empirical Comparison of Measures of Polarization, a Monte Carlo approach", presented at International Conference of Statistics and Methodology, Ljubljana 2002.

"Shadow Prices of Labour in Mexico", joint project: BANOBRAS Bank and World Bank, 1993.

Full publications list

Book Chapter: 2025: The Circular Economy: Conceptual Foundations, General Equilibrium Model, and Applications Across Sectors, Maria Garcia Reyes in Circular Economy and Sustainability: A Multidisciplinary Perspective; Alfano. M.R., and Ciucci, S., (eds) Editoriale Scientifica.  ISBN: 979-12-235-0484-0.

Teaching

Undergraduate

  • Module Leader for Data, Evidence and Policy
    Workshop for Dissertation Module: Social Policy

     

Postgraduate

  • Module Leader for PG Dissertation
  • Workshop for Dissertation Module: Development Economics
  • Economics  Pre-Sessional

Other teaching

  • Director of the Summer Session for postgraduate students

 

Maria Garcia Reyes
Department of Economics
Room: A/EC/006

Tel: +44 (0)1904 433684

mariaelena.garciareyes@york.ac.uk

Office and feedback hours for York students only during term time:
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Wednesdays

10:00 -12:00

Other times may be available by email appointment.