Curto, G., Kiritchenko, S., Nejadgholi, I., and Fraser, K. C., (2023). The Crime of Being Poor. (Under review in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States (PNAS Nexus)). Accessible through ArXiv.
Under review:
Aguilera, A., Montes, N., Curto, G., Osman, N., Sierra, C. (2023). Can poverty be reduced by acting on discrimination? An agent-based model for policy making.
Working papers:
“110 Years of Bias against the Poor Tracked by Large Language Models”. With Yang, Y., Lale, J. & Abbasi, A.
“Poverty as an Aggravator of Xenophobia: an Analysis Using Machine Learning”. With Jojoa Acosta, M., Chaves, A., & Garcia-Zapirain, B.
Review of the book: Cortina, A. (2022), Aporophobia : why we reject the poor instead of helping them. Princeton University Press. For the journal International Review of Social History (IRSH), Springer.
“Poverty policy making optimization by the use of agent-based models: case study for the city of Barcelona” With Montes, N., Osman, N., Sierra, C .
“Machine Learning-based indexes for the United Nations: accounting for public opinion in social networks and pre-labeling with ChatGPT”. With Kiritchenko, S., Nejadgholi, I., Fraser, K.C.