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ESTEBAN CALVO, PhD, MsPH

Professor of Public Policy

Public Policy Institute

School of Business and Economics

Universidad Diego Portales

Av. Santa Clara 797, Huechuraba

Santiago, RM 8580000, Chile

[email protected]

Adjunct Assistant Professor of Epidemiology

Robert N. Butler Columbia Aging Center

Mailman School of Public Health

Columbia University

722 W. 168th Street, Room 412

New York, NY 10032, USA

[email protected]

www.estebancalvo.com

www.calvolab.org

EDUCATION

2010 Postdoctoral Ms in Public Health, Harvard University.

2009 PhD in Sociology, Boston College.

2007 MA in Sociology, Boston College.

2002 BS in Sociology, Pontificia Universidad Católica, Chile.

AREAS OF INTEREST

Aging and the life course, social epidemiology, public policy, subjective well-being, and

quantitative methods.

PROFESSIONAL EMPLOYMENT

2017 to date Full Professor, Public Policy Institute at Universidad Diego Portales, Chile.

2015 to date Adjunct Assistant Professor of Epidemiology, Robert N. Butler Columbia Aging

Center, Mailman School of Public Health, Columbia University.

2012 to date Principal Investigator, Laboratory on Aging and Social Epidemiology,

Universidad Diego Portales, Chile.

2011 to date Guest Professor, Certificate in Gerontology, Pontificia Universidad Católica,

Chile.

2011 to 2017 Associate Professor, Public Policy Institute at Universidad Diego Portales, Chile.

2014 to 2015 Adjunct Research Scientist, Robert N. Butler Columbia Aging Center, Mailman

School of Public Health, Columbia University.


2014 Visiting Professor, Robert N. Butler Columbia Aging Center, Mailman School of

Public Health, Columbia University.

2013 Consultant, Homelessness Policy, Government of Chile.

2011 - 2012 Consultant, United Nations Development Program (UNDP), Chile.

2011 - 2012 Consultant, Harvard University.

2011 - 2012 Executive Director, National Policy on Positive Aging (2012-2025),

Administration on Aging (SENAMA), Government of Chile.

2010 - 2011 Assistant Professor, Department of Sociology, Pontificia Universidad Católica,

Chile.

2010 Consultant, Center for Retirement Research at Boston College.

2010 Teaching Assistant, School of Public Health, Harvard University.

2008 - 2009 Teaching Fellow, Department of Sociology, Boston College.

2005 - 2009 Graduate Research Assistant, Center for Retirement Research at Boston College.

2008 Intern, Office of Retirement and Disability Policy, U.S. Social Security

Administration.

2005 - 2008 Teaching Assistant, Department of Sociology, Boston College.

2004 Instructor, Department of Sociology, Universidad Diego Portales, Chile.

2004 Research Assistant, Universidad Diego Portales, Chile.

2004 Lecturer, Department of Psychology, Universidad del Desarrollo, Chile.

2002 - 2004 Lecturer, Educational Program for Academically Talented Students, Pontificia

Universidad Católica, Chile.

2002 - 2003 Director of Research and Development, Fundación Impulsa, Chile.

1999 - 2002 Teaching Assistant, Department of Sociology, Pontificia Universidad Católica,

Chile.

2000 - 2001 Research Assistant, Department of Industrial Engineering, Universidad de Chile.

2000 Student Intern, Extend Comunicaciones, Chile.

PUBLICATIONS

Journal Articles

Thumala, Daniela, Brian K. Kennedy, Esteban Calvo, Christian Gonzalez-Billault, Pedro

Zitko, Patricia Lillo, Roque Villagra, Agustín Ibáñez, Rodrigo Assar, Maricarmen

Andrade, and Andrea Slachevsky. Forthcoming 2017. “Aging and Health Policies in

Chile: New Agendas for Research.” Health Systems & Reform.

http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/23288604.2017.1353844

http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/23288604.2017.1353844


Calvo, Esteban, Ignacio Madero-Cabib, and Ursula M. Staudinger. 2017. “Retirement

Sequences of Older Americans: Moderately De-standardized and Highly Stratified across

Gender, Class, and Race.” The Gerontologist. http://dx.doi.org/10.1093/geront/gnx052

Williamson, John B., Fang Lianquan, and Esteban Calvo. 2017. “Rural Pension Reform in

China: A Critical Analysis.” Journal of Aging Studies 41:67-74.

http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.jaging.2017.04.003

Staudinger, Ursula M., Ruth Finkelstein, Esteban Calvo, and Kavita Sivaramakrishnan.

2016. “A Global View on the Effects of Work on Health in Later Life.” The

Gerontologist 56(S2):281-92. http://dx.doi.org/10.1093/geront/gnw032

Calvo, Esteban, Christine A. Mair, and Natalia Sarkisian. 2015. “Individual Troubles,

Shared Troubles: The Multiplicative Effect of Individual and Country-level

Unemployment on Life Satisfaction in 95 Nations (1981-2009).” Social Forces

93(4):1625-53. http://dx.doi.org/10.1093/sf/sou109

Feigl, Andrea. Joshua Salomon, Eric Ding, and Esteban Calvo. 2015. “Teenage Smoking

Behaviour Following a High-school Smoking Ban in Chile: Interrupted Time Series

Analysis.” Bulletin of the World Health Organization 93(7):468-75.

http://dx.doi.org/10.2471/BLT.14.146092

Errázuriz, Paula, Michael Constantino, and Esteban Calvo. 2015. “The Relationship

between Patient Object Relations and the Therapeutic Alliance in a Naturalistic

Psychotherapy Sample.” Psychology and Psychotherapy: Theory, Research and Practice

88(3):254-69. http://dx.doi.org/10.1111/papt.12046

Errázuriz, Paula, Camila Valdés, Paul A. Vohringer, and Esteban Calvo. 2015. “Mental

Health Financing in Chile: A Pending Debt” (“Financiamiento de la Salud Mental en

Chile: Una Deuda Pendiente”). Revista Médica de Chile 143(9):1179-86.

http://dx.doi.org/10.4067/S0034-98872015000900011

Calvo, Esteban, Natalia Sarkisian, and Christopher R. Tamborini. 2013. “Causal Effects of

Retirement Timing on Subjective Physical and Emotional Health.” Journal of

Gerontology: Social Sciences 68(1):73-84. http://dx.doi.org/10.1093/geronb/gbs097 ***Winner of the 2013 James G. Zimmer New Investigator Research Award of the APHA A&PH section***

Lemp, Sebastián and Esteban Calvo. 2012. “Acceptance or Rejection of Clinical

Standardization? Chilean Doctors Discuss Clinical Practice Guidelines and Benefit

Packages.” Revista Salud Colectiva 8(1):61-8.

http://www.unla.edu.ar/saludcolectiva/publication22/en_v8n1a06.pdf. This paper was

also published in Spanish: http://dx.doi.org/10.1590/S1851-82652012000100006.

Calvo, Esteban, Fabio M. Bertranou, and Evelina Bertranou. 2010. “Are Old-age Pension

System Reforms Moving Away from Individual Retirement Accounts in Latin America?”

Journal of Social Policy 39(2):223-34. http://dx.doi.org/10.1017/S0047279409990663

Calvo, Esteban, Kelly Haverstick, and Steven A. Sass. 2009. “Gradual Retirement, Sense of

Control, and Retirees’ Happiness.” Research on Aging 31(1):112-35.

http://dx.doi.org/10.1177/0164027508324704 ***Winner of the 2007 Severyn T. Bruyn Award for Outstanding Scholarship in Social Economy & Social Justice at BC***

http://dx.doi.org/10.1093/geront/gnx052


http://dx.doi.org/10.1093/geront/gnw032

http://dx.doi.org/10.1093/sf/sou109



http://dx.doi.org/10.1111/papt.12046

http://dx.doi.org/10.4067/S0034-98872015000900011

http://dx.doi.org/10.1093/geronb/gbs097

http://www.unla.edu.ar/saludcolectiva/publication22/en_v8n1a06.pdf

http://dx.doi.org/10.1590/S1851-82652012000100006

http://dx.doi.org/10.1017/S0047279409990663

http://dx.doi.org/10.1177/0164027508324704


Zheng, Bingwen, John B. Williamson, and Esteban Calvo. 2009. “Comparative Study of

Social Security in China and Latin America: Traditional Culture and Institutional

Arrangements—From the Point View of Enlarging the Coverage” (in Chinese). Journal

of Latin American Studies 31(1):3-12.

Calvo, Esteban and John B. Williamson. 2008. “Old-age Pension Reform and

Modernization Pathways: Lessons for China from Latin America.” Journal of Aging

Studies 22(1):74-87. http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.jaging.2007.02.004

Books

Elacqua, Gregory, Alejandra Cortázar, and Esteban Calvo, eds. 2015. Education: The Pre

Reform Context (Educación: El Escenario Pre Reforma). Santiago, Chile: Universidad

Diego Portales. ISBN 978-956-314-326-3.

González, Pablo, Pedro Güell, Rodrigo Márquez, Soledad Godoy, Macarena Orchard, Jorge

Castillo, Maya Zilveti, Romina von Borries, Esteban Calvo, José Manuel Morales, and

María Luisa Sierra. 2012. Subjective Well-being in Chile: The Challenge of Rethinking

Development (Bienestar Subjetivo: El Desafío de Repensar el Desarrollo). Human

Development Report, Santiago, Chile: United Nations Development Program. ISBN 978-

956-7469-32-1.

Mariano Rojas, Iván Martínez, Calvo, Esteban, Roberto Castellanos, René Millán, Emilio

Moyano, Joaquina Palomar, Jorge Yamamoto, and Eduardo Wills. 2012. Measurement,

Research and Inclusion in Public Policy of Subjective Wellbeing: Latin America. Mexico,

DF: Foro Consultivo Científico y Tecnológico. ISBN 978-607-9217-10-5. This book is

also published in Spanish.

Book Chapters

Calvo, Esteban and Ignacio Madero-Cabib. 2016. “Promoting Healthy, Active, and Positive

Aging Among Older Adults” (“Envejecimiento Saludable, Activo y Positivo y Su

Promoción Entre las Personas Mayores”). Pp. 49-65 in Social Gerontology (Gerontología

Social). Santiago, Chile: Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile. ISBN: 978-956-14-

1958-2.

Calvo, Esteban. 2016. “Considerations on the Reform of the Chilean Pension System”

(“Consideraciones para la Reforma del Sistema de Pensiones Chileno.”) Pp. 215-25 in

Aging: Demography, Health, and Social Impact (Envejecimiento: Demografía, Salud e

Impacto Social), edited by I. Palomo and R. Giacaman. Talca, Chile: Universidad de

Talca. ISBN: 978-956-329-060-8.

Calvo, Esteban. 2016. “Does the Chilean Pension Model Influence Life Satisfaction? A

Multilevel Longitudinal Analysis.” Pp. 415-41 in Handbook of Happiness Research in

Latin America, edited by M. Rojas, Springer. ISBN 978-94-017-7202-0.

Staudinger, Ursula M., Ruth Finkelstein, Esteban Calvo, and Kavita Sivaramakrishnan.

2015. “Ageing, Work, and Health.” Background chapter in World Report on Ageing and

Health. Geneva, Switzerland: World Health Organization. ISBN 978-92-4-156504-2.



Calvo, Esteban. 2013. “Applied Theories of Aging: Healthy, Active, and Positive Aging”

(“Enfoques Sobre el Envejecimiento: Envejecimiento Saludable, Activo y Positivo”). Pp.

24-48 in Preventing and Addressing Older Adults Abuse (Prevención y Abordaje del

Maltrato Hacia las Personas Mayores), edited by S. González, M. Rojas, and D. León.

Santiago, Chile: Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile. ISBN 978-956-14-1358-0.

Calvo, Esteban. 2013. “Positive Aging” (“Envejecimiento Positivo”). Pp. 47-62 in Social

Gerontology (Gerontología Social), edited by M. Rojas and D. León. Santiago, Chile:

Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile. ISBN 978-956-14-1341-2.

Calvo, Esteban. 2013. “Overview and Recent Developments in the Chilean Health System”

(“Antecedentes y Desarrollos Recientes del Sistema de Salud Chileno”). Pp. 34-56 in

Public Policy Analysis. Bogota, Colombia: Office of the Comptroller General, School of

Public Administration, and Ortega and Gasset Foundation.

Calvo, Esteban and Bernardo Martorell. 2008. “Salud del Adulto Mayor en Chile:

Responsabilidad Compartida por las Personas, las Empresas y el Estado” (“The Health of

Older Adults in Chile: A Responsibility Shared by Individuals, Companies, and the

Government”). Pp. 103-21 in Construyendo Políticas Públicas para una Sociedad que

Envejece (Public Policies for an Aging Society). Santiago, Chile: Corporación Expansiva

y Escuela de Salud Pública de la Universidad de Chile. ISBN 978-956-8678-03-6.

Calvo, Esteban and Ángeles Pérez. 2004. “El Boro.” Pp. 36-47 in Historias de

Campamentos (Precarious Settlements’ Stories), edited by M. Rivadeneira. Santiago,

Chile: Centro de Investigación Social, Un Techo Para Chile.

Other Publications

Calvo, Esteban, Lianquan Fang, and John B. Williamson. 2016. “Rural Pension Reform:

The Case of China.” Working Paper #28, Public Policy Institute at Universidad Diego

Portales, Santiago, Chile. ISSN: 0719-4056. An earlier version was published in 2015 as

Working Paper #66, School of Business and Economics at Universidad Diego Portales,

Santiago, Chile.

Calvo, Esteban. 2016. “Old-age Pension Reform in Chile: Non-pecuniary Aspects”

(“Reforma al Sistema de Pensiones Chileno: Consideraciones No Pecuniarias.”) Working

Paper #27, Public Policy Institute at Universidad Diego Portales, Santiago, Chile. ISSN:

0719-4056. Also will be published as Working Paper, School of Business and Economics

at Universidad Diego Portales, Santiago, Chile.

Garretón, Manuela and Esteban Calvo. 2015. “Drawing Well-being” (“Dibujando el

Bienestar”). Dossier, Consejo Nacional de la Cultura y las Artes, Santiago, Chile.

Calvo, Esteban, Maureen Berho, Mónica Roqué, Juan Sebastián Amaro, Fernando Morales,

Emiliana Rivera, Luis Miguel F. Gutiérrez Robledo, Elizabeth Caro López, Bernardita

Canals, and Rosa Kornfeld. 2014. “Comparative-historical Analysis of Aging Policy

Reform in Argentina, Chile, Costa Rica, and Mexico.” Working Paper #25, Public Policy

Institute at Universidad Diego Portales, Santiago, Chile. Also published as Working

Paper #61, School of Business and Economics at Universidad Diego Portales, Santiago,

Chile.


Hartman, Rebecca and Esteban Calvo. 2014. “How to Improve Cancer Screening and

Prevention in Chile?” (“¿Cómo Mejorar la Prevención y Detección del Cáncer en

Chile?”). Claves de Políticas Públicas, Public Policy Institute at Universidad Diego

Portales, Santiago, Chile.

Calvo, Esteban and Pablo González. 2013. “Quality of Employment, Subjective Well-being,

and Human Development” (“Calidad del Empleo desde los Enfoques del Bienestar

Subjetivo y el Desarrollo Humano”). Working Papers #14, Public Policy Institute at

Universidad Diego Portales, Santiago, Chile. Also published as: Working Paper #50,

School of Business and Economics at Universidad Diego Portales, Santiago, Chile;

Working Papers #6, Centre for New Development Thinking, Santiago, Chile.

Calvo, Esteban and Christine A. Mair. 2013. “The Multiplicative Effect of Individual- and

Nation-Level Unemployment on Life Satisfaction in 97 Nations (1981-2009).” Working

Paper #36, Public Policy Institute at Universidad Diego Portales, Santiago, Chile. Also

published as Working Paper #49, School of Business and Economics at Universidad

Diego Portales, Santiago, Chile.

Azar, Ariel and Esteban Calvo. 2012. “The Uncertain Certainty of Happiness Rankings”

(“La Certeza Incierta de los Rankings de Felicidad”). Claves de Políticas Públicas #7,

Public Policy Institute at Universidad Diego Portales, Santiago, Chile.

Beytía, Pablo and Esteban Calvo. 2011. “How to Measure Happiness?” (“¿Cómo Medir La

Felicidad?”). Claves de Políticas Públicas #4, Public Policy Institute at Universidad

Diego Portales, Santiago, Chile.

Calvo, Esteban and Natalia Sarkisian. 2011. “Retirement and Well-being: Examining

Characteristics of Life Course Transitions.” Working Paper #2, Public Policy Institute at

Universidad Diego Portales, Santiago, Chile.


Retirement Timing on Subjective Well-being: The Role of Cultural Norms and

Institutional Policies.” Working Paper #7, Public Policy Institute at Universidad Diego

Portales, Santiago, Chile. Also published as Working Paper #17, School of Business and

Economics at Universidad Diego Portales, Santiago, Chile.

Bertranou, Fabio M., Esteban Calvo, and Evelina Bertranou. 2009. “Is Latin America

Retreating from Individual Retirement Accounts?” Issue Brief #9-14, Center for

Retirement Research at Boston College, Chestnut Hill, MA. This Issue Brief is also

published in Spanish in 2010.

Calvo, Esteban, Kelly Haverstick, and Natalia Zhivan. 2009. “Older Americans on the Go:

Financial and Psychological Effects of Moving.” Issue Brief #9-19, Center for

Retirement Research at Boston College, Chestnut Hill, MA.

Calvo, Esteban, Kelly Haverstick, and Natalia Zhivan. 2009. “Determinants and

Consequences of Moving Decisions for Older Americans.” Working Paper #2009-16,

Center for Retirement Research at Boston College, Chestnut Hill, MA.

Calvo, Esteban and Bernardo Martorell. 2008. “Salud del Adulto Mayor en Chile:

Responsabilidad Compartida por las Personas, las Empresas y el Estado” (“The Health of


Older Adults in Chile: A Responsibility Shared by Individuals, Companies, and the

Government”). Documento en Foco #130, Corporación Expansiva, Santiago, Chile.

Calvo, Esteban, Kelly Haverstick, and Steven A. Sass. 2007. “What Makes Retirees

Happier: A Gradual or ‘Cold Turkey’ Retirement?” Working Paper #2007-18, Center for

Retirement Research at Boston College, Chestnut Hill, MA.

Calvo, Esteban, Kelly Haverstick, and Steven A. Sass. 2007. “A Gradual Exit May Not

Make for a Happier Retirement?” Issue Brief #7-16, Center for Retirement Research at

Boston College, Chestnut Hill, MA.

Calvo, Esteban. 2006. “Does Working Longer Make People Healthier and Happier?” Issue

Brief WOB#2, Center for Retirement Research at Boston College, Chestnut Hill, MA.

Revise and Resubmit

Calvo, Esteban and Natalia Sarkisian. Revise and resubmit. “Retirement and Well-being:

Examining Characteristics of Life Course Transitions.” American Sociological Review. ***Winner of the 2010 Robert Dentler Award for Outstanding Student Achievement of the ASA SPPS section,

winner of the 2009 Retirement Research Foundation Laurence G. Branch Doctoral Award of the APHA

GH section, and Honorable Mention in the 2008 Student Research Award of the GSA SRPP Section***

Calvo, Esteban, Maureen Berho, Mónica Roqué, Juan Sebastián Amaro, Fernando Morales,

Emiliana Rivera, Luis Miguel F. Gutiérrez Robledo, Elizabeth Caro López, Bernardita

Canals, and Rosa Kornfeld. Revise and resubmit. “Comparative Analysis of Aging Policy

Reform in Argentina, Chile, Costa Rica, and Mexico.” Journal of Aging and Social

Policy.

Azar, Ariel, Ignacio Madero-Cabib, Andrea Slachevsky, Ursula M. Staudinger, and Esteban

Calvo. Revised and resubmitted. “From Snapshots to Movies: The Association between

Retirement Sequences and Aging Trajectories in Motor and Cognitive Functioning.”

Journal of Aging and Health.

Zhou, Yi, Andrea Slachevsky, and Esteban Calvo. Revise and resubmit. “Health Condition

and Unmet Need for ADL/IADL Assistance among the Elderly with Dementia in Chile.”

International Journal of Geriatric Psychiatry.

Under Review

Calvo, Esteban and Pablo González. Under review. “Work as a Blessing or a Punishment?

Employment Quality from a Subjective Well-being and Human Development Approach.”

Journal of Happiness Studies.

Allel, Kasim, Ana Sofía León, Ursula M. Staudinger, and Esteban Calvo. Under review.

“Long-term Protective Health Effects of Formal Education: A Longitudinal Study of

Retirement Transitions in Mexico.” Ageing & Society.

Azar, Ariel, Esteban Calvo, Ignacio Madero-Cabib, and Ursula M. Staudinger. Under

review. “A New Window of Opportunity: The Association between Labor-Force

Sequences and Multimorbidity in Old Age.” Journal of Gerontology: Social Sciences.


León, Ana Sofía, Esteban Calvo, and Ursula M. Staudinger. Under review. “Gender

Differences in the Association between Retirement Timing and Functional Health in

Developing Countries.” International Health.

Letelier, Catalina, Paula Errázuriz, and Esteban Calvo. Under review. “Adaptation and

Validation of a Spanish Version of the Self-Concealment Scale.” PLOS ONE.

van der Horst, Mariska, Ignacio Madero-Cabib, David Lain, Esteban Calvo, and Sarah

Vickerstaff. Under review. “Bridges to working late? Un-retirement, Part-time work, and

Self-employment in the United States and England.” Work, Employment, and Society.

Work in Progress

Calvo, Esteban and Pablo González. “Stereotype Threat and Subjetive Well-being: A

Survey Based Experimental Approach.” Paper to be submitted to Sociology of Health and

Illness.

Calvo, Esteban, Ana Sofia Leon, Natalia Sarkisian, and Ursula M. Staudinger. “Relative

Timing and Dynamic Consequences: Exploring the Heterogeneity of Causal Effects of

Retirement Timing on Health.” Paper to be submitted to Social Sciences and Medicine.

Calvo, Esteban, Ana Sofia Leon, Natalia Sarkisian, Vegard Skirbekk, and Ursula M.

Staudinger. “Should I Stay or Should I Go? Causal Effects of Retirement Timing on

Functional, Mental, and Subjective Health.” Paper to be submitted to Science.

Calvo, Esteban and Sebastián Opazo. “Different Roads Lead to Different Castles:

Conditional Views on the Optimal Retirement Health Across Gender and Class.” Paper to

be submitted to Journal of Aging Studies.

Calvo, Esteban and Natalia Sarkisian. “Managing Uncertainty: The Heterogeneous

Association between Unemployment Programs and Life Satisfaction.” Paper to be

submitted to American Journal of Sociology.

Ariel, Azar, Ursula M. Staudinger, and Esteban Calvo. “Age Guidelines and Heterogeneity

in the Health Effects of Retirement Timing: A Cross-national Study in 20 Countries.”

Manuscript to be submitted to American Sociological Review.

Carvajal, María Paz and Esteban Calvo. “Sex After 60: Factors Associated with an Active

and positively Evaluated Sexual Life in Old Age.” Manuscript will be submitted to Pan

American Journal of Public Health.

Díaz Toro, Felipe, Ignacio Madero-Cabib, and Esteban Calvo. “The Impact of Retirement

Sequences on Heart Disease and Stroke: A Survival Analysis.” Paper to be submitted to

Journal of Aging and Health.

Errázuriz, Paula, Michael Constantino, and Esteban Calvo. “To Know or not to Know: Does

Therapists' Access to Feedback about Patients' Psychological Dysfunction and Alliance

Perception Affect Treatment Adherence, Alliance, and Outcome?” Paper to be submitted

to Journal of Clinical and Consulting Psychology.

Keyes, Katherine M., Esteban Calvo, Katherine Ornstein, Caroline Rutheford, and Linda P.

Fried. “Moderate Alcohol Consumption and Mortality in the United States: Differences


by Subgroup Suggest Non-causal Mechanisms.” Paper to be submitted to Drug and

Alcohol Dependence.

Kulick, Erin R., Esteban Calvo, and Andrea Feigl. “Geospatial Analysis of Smoking Rates

and Smoking Behavior in High School Students in Santiago from 2001 to 2013.” Paper to

be submitted to Tobacco Control.

Madero-Cabib, Ignacio, Esteban Calvo, and Ursula M. Staudinger. “Surviving Late Life

Labor Force Sequences in the United States.” Paper to be submitted to Social Sciences

and Medicine.

Willis, Margaret, Pam Factor-Litvak, Ursula M. Staudinger, and Esteban Calvo. “Telomere

Length and Stress.” Paper to be submitted to PLOS ONE.

PAPER PRIZES, HONORS, AND AWARDS

COES-LSE Award, together with Ignacio Madero-Cabib and Ursula M. Staudinger, Centre

for Social Conflict and Cohesion Studies, London School of Economics, 2016.

James G. Zimmer New Investigator Research Award, Aging and Public Health Section,

American Association of Public Health, 2013.

Robert Dentler Award for Outstanding Student Achievement ($200), Section on Sociological

Practice and Public Sociology, American Sociological Association, 2010.

Retirement Research Foundation Laurence G. Branch Doctoral Award ($1,000), Section on

Gerontological Health, American Association of Public Health, 2009.

Gerontological Society of America Student Research Award, Honorable Mention, Social

Research, Policy, and Practice Section, 2008.

Severyn T. Bruyn Award for Outstanding Scholarship in Social Economy and Social Justice

($300), Department of Sociology, Boston College, 2007.

FUNDING

Research Grants

Chilean National Fund for Scientific and Technological Development (FONDECYT)

($150,000), study “Expanding Social Indicators Research: The Quality of Employment in

Developing Countries” (PI Kirsten Sehnbruch), #1171025, 2017 to 2021.

Robert N. Butler Columbia Aging Center Faculty Research Fellowships ($30,000), project

“Aging Well with Alcohol? Harnessing Longitudinal Data from 20 Countries to

Understand Health Impacts of Moderate Drinking Among Older Adults” (PI Katherine

Keyes), 2017 to 2018.

Chilean Scientific and Technological Development Support Fund (FONDEF-IDeA)

($230,000), project “IT Platform for the Analysis of Medical and Psycho-social Variables

to Characterize, Categorize, and Monitor Older Adults with Brain Disease” (“Plataforma

Informática de Análisis de Variables Médicas y Psico-sociales para la Caracterización,

Categorización y Monitoreo de Adultos Mayores con Enfermedades Cerebrales: Una


Experiencia Demostrativa en la Región de Aysén”) (PI Juan Velásquez), #ID16AM0046,

2017 to 2018.

Chilean National Fund for Scientific and Technological Development (FONDECYT),

Postdoctoral Training ($100,000), study “The Impact of Employment Trajectories and

Retirement Transition Timing on Older Adults Health: A Longitudinal Study in 11

Countries” (Postdoctoral Researcher Ignacio Madero-Cabib), #3160522, 2015 to 2018.

Columbia University President Global Innovation Fund ($50,000), study “Should I Stay or

Should I Go? A Longitudinal and Cross-national Study of the Effects of Retirement

Timing on Health in Six European Countries” (PI Ursula Staudinger), 2015 to 2017.


($185,000), study “When Does Retirement Maximize Health Outcomes and Behaviors?,”

#1140107, 2014 to 2017.

Columbia-Chile Fund from Columbia University ($24,000), study “When Does Retirement

Optimize Health? Causal Effects of Retirement Timing on Health Outcomes and Healthy

Behaviors of Older Americans and Chileans” (with Ursula Staudinger), 2014.

Chilean National Fund for Cultural and Artistic Development (FONDART) ($24,000), study

“Drawing Well-being” (“Dibujando el Bienestar”) (PI Manuela Garretón), #35805, 2014.

Chilean National Service for the Older Adult (SENAMA) ($4,000), study “Comparative-

historical Analysis of Aging Policy Reform in Argentina, Chile, Costa Rica, and Mexico”

(together with Rosa Kornfeld), 2013 to 2014.

Universidad Diego Portales Seed Project Fund ($8.000), study “Causal Effects of Retirement

Timing in Functional Health” (“Efectos Causales del Momento de la Jubilación en la

Salud Funcional”), 2013.

Chilean National Fund for Research and Development in Health (FONIS) ($62,000), study

“Perceived Utility of Health Opportunity Maps as a Tool for Public Policy Decision

Making” (PI Alejandra Vives), # SA12I2187, 2012 to 2013.


($60,000), study “Does the Chilean Pension Model Influence Health and Happiness? A

Multilevel Longitudinal Analysis,” #11100176, 2010 to 2012.

U.S. Social Security Administration through the Center for Retirement Research ($76,341),

study “Does Migration Improve Retirement Well-being?” (with Natalia Zhivan and Kelly

Haverstick), #BC09-20, 2008 to 2009.

Center for Retirement Research Dissertation Fellowship ($28,000), study “The Impact of

Public Pension Policy on the Well-being of Older Adults: An Analysis of Longitudinal

Cross-national Data,” #BC09-D5, 2009.

Department of Sociology at Boston College Summer Research Assistant Award ($4,000),

study “Retirement and Well-being: Examining Characteristics of Life Course

Transitions” (with Natalia Sarkisian), 2008.

U.S. Social Security Administration through the Center for Retirement Research ($97,018),

study “What Makes Retirees Happier: Cold Turkey or Phased Retirement?” (with Kelly

Haverstick), #BC07-16, 2006 to 2007.


Conference Grants

Universidad Diego Portales ($5,750), 2011, 2013, 2014.

International Sociological Association ($166), Japan, 2014.

American Public Health Association ($2,000), Denver, CO, 2010.

Pontificia Universidad Católica ($425) Denver, CO, 2010.

International Social Security Association ($3,000), Luxembourg, 2010 (declined).

International Sociological Association ($150), Sweden, 2010.

Graduate School of Arts and Sciences at Boston College ($3,050), 2006, 2007, 2008.

Foundation for International Studies on Social Security ($500), Sweden, 2006.

Fellowships and Scholarships

Presidential Fellowship ($36,125), Harvard School of Public Health, 2009 to 2010.

Teaching Fellowship and Tuition Scholarship ($103,909), Boston College, 2005 to 2009.

Presidential Fellowship ($61,725), Ministry of Finance, Government of Chile, 2005 to 2008.

New Teaching Technologies Fellowship (training), SECICO, Pontificia Universidad

Católica, Chile, 2000.

SELECTED MEDIA RECOGNITION

Newspapers and Magazines

Sepúlveda, Paulina. 2016. “Can You Live 100 Years?” (“¿Se Puede Vivir 100 Años?”). La

Tercera, pp. 86-87, Sociedad, 20 de Noviembre.

González, Carlos. 2016. “Official Statistics Show that More Than a Million Chileans are

Over Age 70” (“Más de un Millón de Chilenos Tiene Sobre 70 Años Según el Último

Registro del INE.”) La Tercera, p. 60, Tendencias, September 2.

Calvo, Esteban and Ignacio Madero-Cabib. 2016. “Old-age Pension System” (“Sistema

Previsional.”) El Mercurio, letter to the editor, August 21.

McReynolds, Ginny. 2016. “No Longer Slaves to the Clock, Retirees Must Consider a New

How To Use Time.” The Washington Post, June 22.

Rodríguez, Juan. 2016. “Erradicate Mosquitos! Chile Fights Malaria, Dengue, and Yellow

Fever” (“¡A Erradicar los Mosquitos! Chile Contra la Malaria, el Dengue y la Fiebre

Amarilla.”) El Mercurio, Economía y Negocios, February 17.

Polígrafo. 2016. “The Mosquito Vector Cannot Survive in Chile” (“El Mosquito Vector No

Sobrevive al Clima Chileno.”) El Mercurio, February 14.

Araos, Rafael, Pablo Vial, and Esteban Calvo. 2016. “Myths and Truths About Zika” (“Mitos

y Verdades sobre el Zika.”) El Mercurio, Op-ed, February 7.


Lara, Rodrigo. 2015. “The Potential Advantages of the Latin American Generation that will

Reach Old Age Between 2025 and 2050” (“Entérese de las Ventajas que Tendrá la

Generación Latinoamericana que Envejecerá Entre 2025 y 2050.”) América Economía,

December 8.

Sepúlveda, Paulina. 2015. “Half Million of Chileans Will Reach Age 80 and Over by the

Year 2020” (“Medio Millón de Chilenos Tendrá 80 Años o Más Para el Año 2020.”) La

Tercera, p. 78-9, Tendencias, 15 de Noviembre.

Yañez, Cecilia and Paulina Sepúlveda. 2015. “Chile has the Second Highest Life Expectancy

Among Latin American Countries” (“Chile es el Segundo País Latinoamericano Donde

Más se Vive.”) La Tercera, Sociedad Tendencias, p. 50-1, 21 de Octubre.

Bahrampour, Tara. 2015. “This is Your Brain on Retirement – Not Nearly as Sharp, Studies

Are Finding.” The Washington Post, October 29.

El Mercurio. 2015. “Teenage Smoking Goes Down After the 2006 Ban” (“El Consumo de

Tabaco en Escolares Disminuye por Ley del 2006.”) El Mercurio, Vida, Ciencia y

Tecnología, p. A12, July 6.

La Hora. 2015. “Writing Releases Emotions and Helps Stimulating The Brain” (“Escribir

Libera Emociones y Ayuda a Estimular el Cerebro.”) La Hora, País, p. 13, June 22.

Qué Pasa. 2015. “Chilean Scholar Gives Special Lecture at Columbia University”

(“Académico Chileno Dicta Cátedra en U. de Columbia.”) Qué Pasa, Ojo de la Llave,

May 14.

Guzmán, Lorena. 2015. “Well-being and Quality of Life: Drawing as a New Surveying Tool”

(“Bienestar y Calidad de Vida: El Dibujo se Erige en una Nueva Herramienta para

Encuestar”). El Mercurio, Vida, Ciencia y Tecnología, p. A11, April 9.

Calvo, Esteban and Rafael Araos. 2014. “Controlling Ebola” (“Controlar el Ébola”). El

Mostrador, Op-ed, November 8.

Calvo, Esteban and Rafael Araos. 2014. “Fear of Ebola” (“Miedo al Ébola”). El Mercurio,

letter to the editor, November 1.

Calvo, Esteban. 2014. “The Pension System” (“El Sistema de Pensiones”). El Mercurio,

letter to the editor, July 4.

Sepúlveda, Paulina. 2014. “The Public Cost of Pensions and Health in an Aging Society”

(“El Costo en Pensiones y Salud Para el Estado de Una Población Envejecida”). La

Tercera, Tendencias, p. 50, May 16.

Sepúlveda, Paulina. 2014. “37 Thousand Chileans Will Turn 100 Years Old” (“37 Mil

Chilenos Cumplirán 100 Años”). La Tercera, Tendencias, p. 36, April 20.

Leong, Melissa. 2014. “How to be Rich (in Happiness) in Retirement.” Financial Post,

Personal Finance, February 19.

Leighton, Paula H. 2014. “Scholars from Chilean Universities Collaborate in Educational

Projects with Harvard and Columbia Experts” (“Proyectos Educativos Unen a

Académicos de Chile con Expertos de Harvard y Columbia”). El Mercurio, p. A13,

January 27.


Sepúlveda, Paulina. 2013. “In Chile, SES Gradients Explain Up To 11 Years Gap in Life

Expectancy.” (“Nivel Socioeconómico Puede Otorgar Hasta 11 Años de Vida Extra en

Chile”). La Tercera, Tendencias, p. 58, November 24.

Pinto, Soledad. 2013. “Chile in 2100: Two Million Fewer People and One Third Over 60

Years Old” (“Chile en 2100: Dos Millones Menos de Personas y un Tercio Sobre 60

Años”). La Tercera, Negocios, p. 20, November 3.

Solorio, Francisco. 2013. “1990. The Year in Which More Chileans Where Born” (“1990: El

Año en que Más Chilenos Nacieron”). La Tercera, Tendencias, p. 4-5, July 27.

Calvo, Esteban and Andrés Zahler. 2013. “Mental Health and Presidential Elections” (“Salud

Mental y Elecciones Presidenciales”). La Segunda, Ideas, Op-ed, p. 11, July 24.

Orszag, Peter. 2013. “Think Twice About Longing for Retirement.” Waco Tribune-Herald,

June 20.

Orszag, Peter. 2013. “Work, Not Retirement, Saves Lives.” Winnipeg Free Press, June 17.

Elgueda, Pamela. 2013. “Fathers’ Love Changes throughout the Life Course” (“El Cariño al

Papá Cambia de Forma en Cada Etapa de la Vida”). El Mercurio, Vida Actual, p.6, June

15.

Orszag, Peter. 2013. “Work, Not Retirement, is the Secret to Good Health.” Dallas Morning

News, June 14.

Orszag, Peter. 2013. “Retirement Will Kill You.” Bloomberg, June 11.

Sepúlveda, Paulina. 2013. “OECD Ranking Provides Evidence for Opposing Quality of Life

Assessments among Chileans” (“Ranking OCDE Confirma Contraste en Evaluación

Sobre Calidad de Vida de los Chilenos”). La Tercera, Tendencias, p. 38, May 28.

Calvo, Esteban. 2013. “Positive Aging” (“Envejecimiento Positivo”). La Tercera, País, Op-

ed, p. 3, April 3.

Tergesen, Anne. 2012. “Everybody Says You Should Downsize. Everybody May Be

Wrong.” The Wall Street Journal, p. R1, December 10.

Fernández, Juan Manuel. 2012. “You Will Grow if You Make Them Happy” (“Hazlos

Felices y Crecerás”). Mercados y Tendencias, p. 40-49, November - December.

Derosas, Fernando and Carlos Pérez. 2012. “What Happens When We Achieve Our Goals

Before Our Parents?” (“¿Qué Pasa Cuando Llegamos a la Meta Antes que Nuestros

Padres?”). La Tercera, Tendencias, p. 4-5, November 24.

Castillo, Ana. 2012. “The Fourth Age Club: 752 Chileans Are 100 Years Old and Over” (“El

Club de la Cuarta Edad: 752 Personas en Chile Tienen 100 Años o Más”). La Tercera,

Tendencias, p. 40, September 23.

Calvo, Esteban. 2012. “Against the Privatization of Happiness” (“Contra la Privatización de

la Felicidad”). El Mercurio, Op-ed, p. A13, August 24.

Calvo, Esteban. 2012. “Age and Subjective Well-being” (“Edad y Bienestar Subjetivo”). La

Tercera, Tendencias, Op-ed, p. 52, August 24.


Vásquez, Carla. 2012. “Zero Alcohol: Drunk Drivers are More Prevalent in the III and IX

Region” (“Cero Alcohol: Conductores de III y IX Región Lideran Infracciones por

Alcoholemia”). La Tercera, País, p. 10, August 22.

Zunino, Noelia and Marcelo Escobar. 2012. “The New Retirees Are Getting Younger” (“Los

Nuevos Jubilados: Cada Vez Más Jóvenes”). La Tercera, Tendencias, p. 14-5, June 9.

Calvo, Esteban. 2012. “How to Achieve Subjective Well-being?” (“¿Cómo Alcanzar el

Bienestar Subjetivo?”) Revista Ser Mayor, 7, Op-ed, p. 10, June.

Pérez, Carlos and Leyla Ramírez. 2012. “20 to 35 Years is the Happiest Period in the Lives

of Chileans” (“20 a 35 Años: El Periodo de la Vida en que los Chilenos son Más

Felices”). La Tercera, Tendencias, p. 1 and 56, April 15.

Rodríguez, Francisco and Carlos Pérez. 2012. “Chile is Ranked 43 in the World Happiness

Report” (“Informe Mundial de Felicidad Ubica a Chile en Lugar 43 del Mundo”). La

Tercera, Tendencias, p. 40, April 5.

Calvo, Esteban. 2012. “Positive Aging” (“Envejecimiento Positivo”). El Diario de Atacama,

letter to the editor, p. 9, March 17.

Calvo, Esteban. 2012. “Positive Aging” (“Envejecimiento Positivo”). La Tercera, letter to

the editor, p. 36, February 29.

Cáceres, Carolina. 2012. “An Adolescent Goodbye” (“Un Adiós Adolescente”). El Mercurio,

Revista Ya, p. 28-32, January 31.

Pérez Escobar, Carlos. 2011. “Study Identifies Factors that Determine Chileans’ Happiness”

(“Estudio Revela los Factores que Determinan la Felicidad de los Chilenos”). La Tercera,

Tendencias, p. 63, December 11.

Calvo, Esteban and Cristóbal Aninat. 2011. “Happiness in the Chilean Household Survey”

(“Felicidad en la Encuesta CASEN”). La Segunda, Op-ed, p. 9, November 2.

Elgueda, Pamela. 2011. “Exercise, Goals, and active Aging” (“Amigos, el Ejercicio y Tener

Metas Ayudan a Envejecer con Calidad.”) El Mercurio, p. A9, October 3.

Calvo, Esteban. 2011. “Felicidad y Ciencia” (“Happinness and Science”). Diario Financiero,

letter to the editor, p. 2, September 1.

Calvo, Esteban. 2011. “Gobierno y Felicidad” (“Happiness and Government”). El Mercurio,

letter to the editor, p. 2, 23 de Agosto.

Cabello, Soledad. 2011. “Planificación Para Lograr una Mejor Calidad de Vida” (Planning

for a Better Quality of Life”). La Tercera, August 22.

Jaque, José Miguel and Noelia Zunino. 2011. “Lo Que Aprendimos de Vivir en Altura”

(“Lessons From Living in High Buildings”). La Tercera, p. 6-7, July 9.

Calvo, Esteban. 2011. “Alza de Expectativa de Vida” (“Life Expectancy Increase”). La

Tercera, letter to the editor, p. 32, June 14.

Calvo, Esteban. 2011. “79 Velas en la Torta” (“79 Birthday Candles”). Diario Financiero,

letter to the editor, p. 3, June 9.


García, Gabriela. 2010. “Las Familias Que Decidieron Vivir Juntas” (“Families that Decided

to Live Together”). La Tercera, p. 34, December 25.

Elgueda, Pamela. 2010. “Encuesta Nacional Bicentenario UC 2010: Chilenos Mayores se

Sienten Bien Tratados Por Sus Compatriotas” (“National Bicentennial Survey: Older

Chileans Report Being Treated Nicely by other Citizens”). El Mercurio, Vida, Ciencia y

Tecnología, p. 12, September 27.

Bower, Bruce. 2010. “Retirement at 62 Boosts Well-being: Physical and Emotional Benefits

to Retiring on the Early Side.” Science News Magazine 178(6), p. 9, September 11 (early

release in U.S. News & World Report, August 17).

Torrealba, Francisco. 2010. “El Hombre Tricentenario” (“The Tricentenary Man”). El

Mercurio, Revista del Sábado, p. 32-3, September 4.

Calvo, Esteban. 2009. “El Desafío de Crear Felicidad” (“The Challenge of Creating

Happiness”), Revista Desafío, Op-ed, 78, p. 21.

El Mercurio. 2008. “Demandan Políticas Públicas Orientadas al Envejecimiento” (“Call for

Public Policies Addressing Aging”). El Mercurio, Vida y Salud, p. A27.

Brandon, Emily. 2007. “You Maybe Shouldn’t Retire Gradually.” U.S. News & World

Report, December 28.

Russell, Norman. 2007. “View from the Bridge.” Pensions Week, November 12, p. 19.

MarksJarvis, Gail. 2007. “Gradual Retirement May Not Be the Key to Happiness.” Chicago

Tribune, November 11.

Hoffman, Ellen. 2006. “The Golden Years – At Work?” Business Week and MSNBC, June 1.

Kahan, Stuart. 2006. “Work Longer, Be Happy.” WebCPA, June 1.

Kiplinger. 2006. “70 Is the New 65.” Personal Finance Magazine, May.

TV and Radio

TVN, 24 Horas. 2015. Interviewed by Carla Zunino on teenage smoking, July 3.

TVN, Informe Especial. 2015. Research note on how people live with a solidarity pension,

June 8.

Universidad de Talca, CampusTV. 2014. Special note on healthy aging, November 28.

Radio Romántica, Nunca es Tarde. 2014. Interviewed by Sebastián Jiménez and Teresa

Hales about the Chilean pension system, June 23.

Mega, Ahora Noticias. 2014. Special note on life experiences after turning 100 years old, 22

de Junio.

Canal 13, Teletrece. 2014. Special note on Chileans who turned 100 years old, June 8.

Canal 13, Teletrece. 2014. Special note on the Fourth Report of the Healthy Eating Program

at Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile, January 17.


Canal 13, Matinal Bienvenidos. 2014. Special note on alcohol consumption patterns among

Chileans, January 17.

La Red, Hora 20. 2014. Special note on the Fourth Report of the Healthy Eating Program at

Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile, January 16.

UCV, UCV Noticias. 2014. Special note on the Fourth Report of the Healthy Eating Program

at Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile, January 16.

TVN, TVN Mediodía. 2014. Special note on the Fourth Report of the Healthy Eating

Program at Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile, January 16.

CNN Chile. 2013. Interviewed by Pablo Mura about financial debts at older ages, December

18.

Radio Oasis, Tiempos Modernos. 2013. Interviewed by Elena Dressel and Mauricio

Hofmann about the OECD Better Life Index, May 31.

Radio Cooperativa, Una Nueva Mañana. 2013. Interviewed by Cecilia Rovaretti and Iván

Valenzuela about the OECD Better Life Index, May 28.

Radio Nostálgica, 2012. Interviewed by Fernando Honores about the Human Development

Report in Chile, August 24.

CNN Chile, Express Matinal. 2012. Special note on study about happiness rankings, April

15.

Radio Zero, Gran Capital. 2012. Interviewed by Ignacio Franzani about University of

Columbia’s World Happiness Report, Abril 5.

CNN International, CNN Money. 2012. Interviewed by Gabriela Frías and Xavier Serbia

about declarations of Newt Gingrich, the American presidential candidate, on the Chilean

pension system, April 4.

Canal 13, Teletrece. 2011. Interviewed by Loreto Álvarez about optimizing the work to

retirement transition, May 4.

Canal 13, Teletrece. 2010. Interviewed by Anita Córdova about Encuesta Bicentenario

(Bicentennial Survey), September 27.

Canadian Broadcasting Corporation. 2010. Interviewed by Chris Walker about the health

effects of retirement, August 20.

Podcasts, Webcasts, and Digital Media

Cappaert, Gustav. 2015. “Ecuador’s Ambitious Program for the Aging Poor.” Latin

Correspondent, July 13.

Gómez, Carolina. 2015. “OMS Study Establishes a Relationship Between Smoke Bans and

Decreases in Teenage Smoking in Chile” (“Estudio de la OMS Demuestra Relación Entre

Ley Anti-tabaco y Disminución del Tabaquismo en Adolescentes Chilenos.”) Noticias

Instituto de Políticas Públicas UDP, July 2.

Columbia University. 2015. “Columbia Researcher Explores Most Healthy Age to Retire.”

Columbia Global Centers News, May 27.


Universidad Diego Portales. 2015. “UDP Scholars Develop Innovative Survey

Methodology” (“Académicos UDP Diseñan Innovadora Metodología de Encuesta”).

UDP Noticias, April 22.

Calvo, Esteban. 2014. “Psychological Well-being and Public Policy” (“Bienestar Psicológico

y Políticas Públicas”). Aliméntate Sano Noticias, Op-ed, February 24.

Columbia Global Center. 2014. “Collaborations with the Columbia Global Centers.” Report

2012-2014, September.

Abraham, Ana María. 2014. “Chilean Researchers Collaborate with Top Universities

Throughout the World.” CONICYT Noticias, February 3.

Universidad Diego Portales. 2013. “Professor Esteban Calvo Wins Zimmer New Investigator

Research Award” (“Académico Esteban Calvo Gana Premio Zimmer New Investigator

Research Award”). UDP Noticias, December 4.

Ann Brown. 2013. “Should You Keep Working? A New Study Shows Retired People Tend

to Die Sooner.” Madame Noire, June 16.

Universidad Diego Portales. 2013. “Population Aging, Public Policy, and Older Adults Care”

(“Envejecimiento de la Población, Políticas Públicas y Cuidado Integral del Adulto

Mayor”). UDP Noticias, April 18.

Retirement Living Information Center. 2013. “Should You Downsize for Retirement?”

Retirement Living News, January.

Gerace, Alyssa. 2012. “Downsizing for Retirement Not Always the Best Strategy.” Senior

Housing News, December 20.

Tergesen, Anne. 2012. “Everybody Says You Should Downsize. Everybody May Be

Wrong.” Your Money Master, December 15.

Calvo, Esteban. 2011. “Happiness and Public Policy” (Felicidad y Políticas Públicas.”) The

Peer Review, October 3.

Macera, Liz. 2010. “Those Who Retire at 62 Are the Happiest.” Examiner, August 29.

Wilson, Mike. 2010. “Controlling When You Retire Leads to Greater Retiree Happiness.”

Integrity.

Gerontological Society of America. 2009. “Report Details Latin America’s Approach to

Retirement Finance.” Gerontology News, October.

Frey, Sarah, Greg O’Neil, and Andy Achenbaum, eds. 2009. “What’s Happening Abroad? Is

Latin America Retreating From Individual Retirement Accounts?” Public Policy and

Aging, September.

Olsen, Florence. 2009. “Latin America Offers Valuable Lessons in IRA Reform, Academic

Researcher Says.” BNA Pension & Benefits Daily, July 9.

Red Latinoamericana de Gerontología (RLG). 2008. “Chile. Presentan Libro Construyendo

Polítícas Públicas Para una Sociedad que Envejece” (“Chile: New Book On Public

Policies for an Aging Society”). RLG Artículos y Recortes de Prensa, July 8.


Expansiva. 2008. “Seminario Salud y Tercera Edad” (“Health and Older Adults Seminar”).

Especiales Expansiva, July 7.

Wislair. 2007. “Will Working Longer Make You Happier?” Wislair, Fourth Quarter.

Agetimes. 2007. “A Gradual Exit May Not Make for a Happier Retirement.” Agetimes,

February 11.

Aging Workforce. 2006. “Working Longer: Does It Help People Be Healthier, Happier?”

Aging Workforce News, May 12.

Certified Financial Planner (CFP). 2007. “Getting Ready for Retirement IV: The Rise of

Unretirement.” CFP Board eNewsletter, August.

Institute for Women’s Policy Research. 2006. “The Impact of Working Longer on Health and

Happiness.” Women and Social Security, April 10.

TEACHING EXPERIENCE

Graduate Courses

Universidad Diego Portales (Public Policy Institute): Social Determinants of Health (Fall

2016, Fall 2015, Fall 2014, Fall 2013), Social Policy (Fall 2014, Fall 2013), Master’s

Thesis Seminar (2013), Public Policy Seminar (2014, 2013), Introduction to Stata (Spring

2017, Spring 2016, Spring 2015, Spring 2014, Spring 2013), Research and Practice

Seminar (2014, 2013, Fall 2012).

Pontificia Universidad Católica (Department of Sociology): Sociology of Aging and the Life

Course (Fall 2010), Master’s Thesis Seminar (Fall 2010).

Universidad Andrés Bello (Public Health Institute): Advanced Epidemiology (Spring 2013).

Undergraduate Courses

Universidad Diego Portales: Inferential Statistics (two sessions Fall 2016; Fall 2015),

Subjective Well-being in the Workplace (School of Business and Economics, Fall 2014,

Spring 2012, Fall 2011), Sociology of Health and Happiness (Department of Sociology,

Fall 2012), Thesis Seminar II (Department of Sociology, Fall 2012), Thesis Seminar I

(Department of Sociology, Spring 2012), Introduction to Methodology (Department of

Sociology, Spring 2004), Introduction to Sociology (Department of Sociology, Spring

2004), Social Processes in Latin America (Department of Sociology, Spring 2004).

Boston College (Department of Sociology): Sociology of Happiness (Spring 2009, Fall

2008).

Universidad del Desarrollo (Department of Psychology): Social Anthropology (Spring

2004).

Teaching Assistantships


Harvard University (School of Public Health): Health Reform and Community Medicine in

Chile (Summer 2010).

Boston College (Department of Sociology): Multivariate Statistics (Spring 2008), Death and

Dying (Fall 2007, Spring 2006), Statistics (Spring 2007), Introduction to Statistics and

Data Analysis (Fall 2006), Peace or War? (Fall 2005).

Pontificia Universidad Católica (Department of Sociology): Anthropology (Spring 2002),

Development of Modern Society (Spring 2001), Development of Latin American Society

(Spring 2000, Spring 1999), Development of Latin American Culture (Fall 1999).

Students Supervised

Postdoctoral Research: Ignacio Madero-Cabib (Public Policy UDP, 2015 to date).

Master’s Thesis: Kasim Allel (Economics UDP, 2014-2017), Juan Angulo (Public Policy

UDP, 2015-2017), Verónica Bello (Public Policy UDP, 2016 to date), Pablo Beytía

(Sociology PUC, 2010-2011), Sara Caro (Social Work PUC, 2011-2014), María Paz

Carvajal (Public Policy UDP, 2013-2017), Paula de Buen Nieto (Sociology PUC, 2010-

2011), María José Dreau (Public Policy UDP, 2017), Marco Espíldora (Public Policy

UDP, 2016-2017), Sebastián Lemp (Sociology PUC, 2010-2011), Alejandra Meyer

(Sociology PUC, 2010-2012), Álvaro Miranda (Economic Analysis, Universidad de

Chile, 2014), Vanessa Orrego (Research Methods UDP, 2016), Nilda Quezada

(Sociology PUC, 2010-2011), Constanza Uribe (Public Policy UDP, 2012 to date),

Javiera Valjalo (Public Policy UDP, 2013-2017), Patricio Velasco (Sociology PUC,

2010-2011).

Undergraduate Thesis: Nicolás Contreras (Sociology UDP, 2012-2013), Amelia del Villar

(Sociology PUC, 2012-2013), Catalina Figueroa (Sociology PUC, 2012-2013), Aranzazú

Garmendia (Sociology UDP, 2012-2013), Valentina Silva (Sociology UDP, 2012-2013),

Bernardita Spencer (Sociology UDP, 2012-2013).

Student Mentorship: Ariel Azar (Master in Sociology PUC, 2011 to date), Maureen Berho

(Sociology UCH, 2013-2014), Francisca Castro (Sociology PUC, 2014-2016), Andrea

Feigl (Doctorate in Public Health at Harvard, 2012), Janet Genser (Comparative Studies

in Race and Ethnicity at Stanford, 2012), Rie Kamigaichi (MPH Health Policy and

Management at Columbia University, 2016), José Tomás Medina (Economics UCH,

2014 to date), Rhea Nigli (MPH Epidemiology at Columbia University), Karla Ramos

(Public Policy UPD, 2012-2013), Nicolás Rodríguez (Master in Sociology PUC, 2010-

2011), Mai Uchida (MPH Epidemiology and MS Urban Planning at Columbia

University, 2016), Javier Vargas (Sociology PUC, 2015 to date).

Other Courses

Monash University and Universidad Diego Portales: Study abroad Power, Politics, and

Society in Latin American (January, 2015).

Leiden University and Universidad Diego Portales: Study abroad Latin American Studies

(November, 2012).


Pontificia Universidad Católica: How Can We Live Together Being So Different?

(Educational Program for Academically Talented Students, Spring 2004), Observing

How We Observe (Educational Program for Academically Talented Students, Fall 2002,

Spring 2002).

PROFESSIONAL SERVICE

Editorial and Reviewing Activities

Editorial Board, Journal of Gerontology: Social Sciences, 2017 to date.

Editorial Board, Injury Epidemiology, 2015 to date.

Editorial Board, CIS Journal, 2013 to date.

Grants and Fellowships Reviewer, Committee on Sociology and Committee on Public Policy

and Public Administration, Chilean National Commission for Scientific and

Technological Research (CONICYT), 2011 to date.

Journal Referee, 2006 to date. Ad hoc article reviews for Journal of Aging and Social Policy,

Journal of Aging Studies, Journal of Epidemiology and Community Health, Journal of

Gerontology: Social Sciences, Health and Human Rights, Research on Aging, Social

Forces, Social Sciences and Medicine, and Social Science Quarterly.

Abstract Reviewer, International Association of Gerontology and Geriatrics 2017 World

Congress, 2016.

Newsletter Editor, Research Committee on Aging (RC11) at the International Sociological

Association, 2010 to 2014.

Chief Editor, Policy Papers, Public Policy Institute at UDP, 2011-2013.

Service to the Discipline

Symposium Organizer, International Association of Gerontology and Geriatrics World

Congress, 2017.

Program Committee Member and Session Organizer, Research Committee on Aging (RC11),

International Sociological Association World Forum, 2016.

Founding Member, Latin American Network on Well-being Policy and Quality of Life, 2014

to date.

Organizer, UDP and Columbia University Public Policy Seminar Series Institute, Master in

Public Policy Open House, 2013 to date. Keynote speakers 2013: Henry M. Levin, Linda

P. Fried, Rosa Kornfeld M., Joaquín Vial R., and Esteban Calvo. Keynote speakers 2014:

Lynn Kagan, Andrés Velasco, Clara Irazabal, Juan Pablo Martínez, Thomas J. Trebat,

and Ernesto Ottone. Keynote speakers 2015: Ursula M. Staudinger, Sebastián Pablovic,

and Manuela Garretón. Tentative keynote speaker 2017: Vegard Skibberk.

Executive Board Member, Research Committee on Aging (RC11) at the International

Sociological Association, 2010 to date (secretary since 2014).


Organizer, Breakfast Meeting with Scholars and Experts on Aging, 2015.


International Sociological Association World Congress of Sociology, 2014.

Course Co-organizer, graduate course “Health Reform and Community Medicine in Chile,”

taught by Professor Thomas Bossert at the Harvard School of Public Health, 2011 to date.

Organizer, Seminar on Happiness and Public Policy in Latin America, with Professor

Mariano Rojas as keynote speaker, Public Policy Institute at UDP, 2012.


International Sociological Association World Forum, 2012.

Session Organizer, Research Committee on Social Indicators (RC55), International

Sociological Association World Forum, 2012.

Organizer, presentation by Professor John B. Williamson on Lessons from Latin America to

the Rural Pension Reform in China, Public Policy Institute at UDP, 2012.

Co-organizer, public policy roundtables with Pablo González and Héctor Sánchez, Public

Policy Institute, 2012.

University Service

Liaison to Chile, Field Practice Office, Mailman School of Public Health, 2016 to date.

Chief of International Activities, Public Policy Institute, UDP, 2016 to date.

Statistics Track Coordinator, Business and Administration, 2015 to date.

International Alumni Ambassador, Harvard School of Public Health, 2012 to date.

Director, Health and Aging Area, Public Policy Institute at UDP, Chile, 2011 to date.

Member, Business and Administration Accreditation Committee, UDP, 2016.

Member, Student Review Board, Office of the Academic Vice-Provost, UDP, 2016.

Member of the Faculty Recruitment Committee, Public Policy Institute at UDP, Chile, 2012

2014, and 2016.

Academic Director, Master in Public Policy at UDP, Chile, 2012 to 2015.

Director, Accreditation Committee for the Master in Public Policy, UDP, Chile, 2013-2014.

Member, Surcos, Urban and Community Medicine Network at UDP, Chile, 2012-2014.

Member of the University Committee on Outreach for the accreditation with the Council for

Higher Education Accreditation, UDP, Chile, 2012-2013.

Member of the Institutional Review Board Ethics Committee, School of Social Sciences,

Pontificia Universidad Católica, Chile, 2010.

Public and Community Service


Member of the World Well-being Panel, London School of Economics, 2016 to date.

Promotion of well-being as a purpose of all major decision makers, particularly

government.

Advisory Board Member, Ciudad Emergente, 2015 to date. Strategic orientation to improve

urban quality of life through social innovation and high impact participatory projects.

Participant, Working Group on the 6th Wave of the Social Protection Survey, Ministry of

Labor and Social Protection, Government of Chile, 2014. Discussion about the sample

design and questionnaire update.

Participant, Group of Experts on Mental Health, Ministry of Health, Government of Chile,

2011 and 2012. Discussion about design and the mental health research agenda for the

National Health Strategy, 2011-2020.

Advisory Board Member, Emprendamos NGO, 2003 to 2004. Evaluated achievements and

proposed future directions for Emprendamos, an organization that works with poor urban

communities to develop social capital, promote mental health, and assist in the

development of personal and community projects.

Co-founder and Director of Methodology and Training, Emprendamos NGO, 2000 to 2002.

Organized conferences and workshops, designed educational tools, engaged in

fundraising, recruited and trained volunteers, and performed program evaluation using

mixed methods.

Student Representative, Sociology Students’ Association, Pontificia Universidad Católica,

1999. Participated in fundraising and organized conferences, forums, and cultural

activities.

Other Contributions

Encuesto Dibujando, Trademark (request 1148571, record 1204375), 2016.

Calvolab, Laboratory on Aging and Social Epidemiology, Trademark (request 1144526,

record 1180719), 2015.

Dibujandoelbienestar.cl, tool for collecting, processing, and visualizing information on

subjective well-being, 2014.

PRESENTATIONS

Invited Talks and Hearings

Calvo, Esteban. “From Snapshots to Movies: Labor Force Sequences and Health

Trajectories in Old Age.” 2017. Special lecture at the Department of Epidemiology and

Robert N. Butler Columbia Aging Center, Mailman School of Public Health, Columbia

University, February 1, New York.

Calvo, Esteban. 2017. “Gender, Class, and Race Differences in the De-standardization of

Late Careers: A Sequence Analysis.” Presented at the Sociology Department Seminar,

Boston College, February 6, Chestnut Hill, MA.


Calvo, Esteban, José Medina, Ignacio Madero-Cabib, Katherine Ornstein, Katherine Keyes,

and Linda P. Fried. 2016. “Alcohol Consumption, Health, and Mortality Among Older

Adults: A Cross-national Study in 20 Countries” (“Consumo de Alcohol en Personas

Mayores: Un Estudio Multinacional en 20 Países Sobre los Efectos del Alcohol en la

Mortalidad y Morbilidad.”) Presented at the Seminar on Alcohol Public Policy, Pan

American Health Organization, Chilean Agency on Drugs and Alcohol (SENDA), and

School of Medicine, Universidad Diego Portales, October 26-28, Chile.

Calvo, Esteban. 2016. “The role of the University in Mental Health Public Policy” (“¿Cómo

la Universidad Puede Aportar a la Construcción de Políticas Públicas en Salud Mental?”)

Presented at the Seminar on Mental Health Policy, Chilean National Disability Agency

and School of Medicine, Universidad Diego Portales, September 29, Chile.

Calvo, Esteban. 2016. “Pathways to Working Longer.” Discussion panel at the Age Boom

Academy, Columbia Journalism School, Robert N. Butler Columbia Aging Center, and

Alfred P. Sloan Foundation, June 9-11, New York.

Calvo, Esteban. 2016. “Public Health Policies and Successful Aging.” Roundtable at the

Chilean Public Policy Summit, University of Chicago, April 9, Chicago, IL.

Calvo, Esteban. 2016. “Public Policy and Health: From Adolescence to Old Age.” Presented

at Universidad Católica, March 18, Chile.

Calvo, Esteban. 2015. “Policy Exposures and Health across the Life Course: Evidence from

Three Longitudinal Studies of the Effects of Anti-tobacco, Unemployment, and

Retirement Policies.” Special lecture at the Department of Epidemiology, Mailman

School of Public Health, Columbia University, May 28, New York.


(“Consideraciones para la Reforma del Sistema de Pensiones”). Presented at the II

Seminar of the Interdisciplinary Excellence Research Program on Healthy Aging (PIEI-

ES) at Universidad de Talca, October 28, Chile.

Calvo, Esteban and Manuela Garretón. 2014. “Drawing Well-being: A Methodology to

Collect, Process, and Visualize Information” (“Encuesto Dibujando el Bienestar: Una

Metodología para Recoger, Procesar y Visualizar Información”). Presented at Foro

Internacional de Políticas de Bienestar y Desarrollo, October 25, Guadalajara, Jalisco,

México.

Calvo, Esteban. 2014. “When does Retirement Optimize Health? Causal Effects of

Retirement Timing on Health Outcomes and Healthy Behaviors of Older Americans and

Chileans.” Special lecture at the Robert. N. Butler Columbia Aging Center, August 25,

New York.

Calvo, Esteban. 2014. “Strategies for Positive Aging” (“Estrategias para Promover el

Envejecimiento Positivo”). Presented at the Congress of the Chilean Geriatrics and

Gerontology Association, July 30-August 1, Chile.


(“Consideraciones para la Reforma del Sistema de Pensiones”). Hearing at the Chilean

Presidential Advisory Commission on the Pension System, July 3, Chile.


Calvo, Esteban. 2014. “Fourth Report from the Healthy Eating Program” (“Cuarto Reporte

del Programa Aliméntate Sano”). Presented at Universidad Católica de Chile, January 15,

Chile.

Calvo, Esteban. 2013. “Can We Modify the Consequences of Aging?” (“¿Podemos

Modificar las Consecuencias del Envejecimiento?”). Presented at the Seminar of the

Interdisciplinary Excellence Research Program on Healthy Aging (PIEI-ES) at

Universidad de Talca, November 26, Chile.

Calvo, Esteban. 2013. “Theoretical and Empirical Evidence for Positive Aging”

(“Fundamentos Teóricos y Empíricos del Envejecimiento Positivo”). Presented at the

Seminar on Older Adults organized by Hogar de Cristo, Clínica Alemana, and

Universidad del Desarrollo, November 19, Chile.

Calvo, Esteban. 2013. “Positive Aging Policy in Chile: A Framework for Care.” Presented

at the World Demographic Association and International Longevity Center Forum,

October 16-18, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.

Calvo, Esteban. 2013. “Aging and Subjective Well-being” (“Envejecimiento y Bienestar

Subjetivo”). Keynote presented at the Congress of the Chilean Geriatrics and

Gerontology Association, August 6-7, Chile.

Calvo, Esteban. 2013. “Policy Update in Chile” (“Actualidad Política en Chile”). Presented

at Harvard University David Rockefeller Center for Latin American Studies, June 19,

Chile.

Calvo, Esteban. 2013. “Can We Modify the Consequences of an Aging Population?”

(“¿Podemos Modificar las Consecuencias del Envejecimiento?”). Presented at the

Seminar on Social and Economic Consequences of an Aging Population, January 8,

Chile.

Calvo, Esteban. 2012. “History and Recent Developments in the Chilean Health System”

(“Antecedentes y Desarrollos Recientes del Sistema de Salud Chileno”). Presented at the

International Seminar on Public Policy Analysis and Fiscal Control, Office of the

Comptroller General, School of Public Administration, and Ortega and Gasset

Foundation, October 29-November 2, Melgar, Colombia.

Calvo, Esteban. 2012. “Contributions and Challenges of the Human Development Report in

Chile, 2012” (“Principales Aportes y Desafíos del Informe de Desarrollo Humano 2012.”

Presented at the Seminar on Subjective Well-being and the Challenges of Rethinking

Development, Sharing Happiness Network and Universidad Andrés Bello, September 4,

Chile.

Calvo, Esteban. 2012. “Social Security and Subjective Well-being” (“Previsión Social y

Bienestar Subjetivo”). Presented at the Seminar on Public Policy and Happiness in Latin

America, August 8, Chile.

Calvo, Esteban. 2012. “The Impact of Pension Policy on Life Satisfaction” (“El Impacto de

la Política Previsional en la Satisfacción Vital”). Presented at the Congress on Healthy

Relationships and Happiness, May 26-27, Chile.

Calvo, Esteban. 2011. “Institutions and Services in the Aging Policy Agenda”

(“Conclusiones Sobre la Institucionalidad y Servicios en la Agenda de Envejecimiento”).


Presented at the World Congress on the Brasilia Summit and the Rights of Older Adults,

November 9-10, Chile.

Calvo, Esteban. 2011. “The Impact of Pension Policy on Older Adults’ Happiness” (“El

Impacto de la Política Previsional en la Felicidad de los Adultos Mayores”) Presented at

Universidad Diego Portales Social and Community Medicine Seminar, October 21,

Chile.

Calvo, Esteban. 2011. “Working Towards a National Aging Policy” (“Trabajando Hacia una

Política Integral de Personas Mayores”). Hearing at the Older Adults Special Committee,

House of Representatives of the Government of Chile, October 18, Chile.

Calvo, Esteban. 2011. “Happiness, Science, and Public Policy” (“Felicidad, Ciencia y

Política Pública”). Presented at INACAP, August 16, Chile.


Retirement Timing on Subjective Well-being: The Role of Cultural Norms and

Institutional Policies.” Presented at the School of Business and Economics Seminar at

Universidad Diego Portales, April 27, Chile.

Calvo, Esteban. 2010. “¿Cuál es el Impacto de la Jubilación en la Salud Psicológica y

Física?” (What is the Impact of Retirement on Psychological and Physical Health?”).

Presented at the Department of Psychology Seminar at Universidad Católica, September

9, Chile.

Calvo, Esteban. 2010. “¿De Vida o Muerte? El Impacto de la Transición a la Jubilación en

la Salud y el Bienestar” (A Life or Death Issue? The Impact of the Retirement Transition

on Health and Well-being”). Presented at the Department of Sociology Seminar at

Universidad Católica, September 2, Chile.

Calvo, Esteban. 2010. “Does it Harm You or Make You Stronger? The Impact of

Retirement Transition on Health.” Invited talk at the Yale School of Public Health, April

6, New Haven, CT.

Calvo, Esteban. 2008. “Assessing Older Adults’ Happiness.” Invited talk at the School of

Public Health, Universidad de Chile, January 14, Chile.

Calvo, Esteban. 2008. “Work to Retirement Transitions and Happiness: Linking Public

Policies, Social Structures, and Private Troubles.” Presented at the Sociology Department

Seminar, Boston College, March 25, Chestnut Hill, MA.


Happier: Gradual or Cold Turkey Retirement?” Presented at the Affective Science

Speaker Series, Department of Psychology, Boston College, October 18, Chestnut Hill,

MA.

Selected Conference Presentations

Calvo, Esteban, Andrea Feigl, Joshua Salomon, and Eric Ding. 2017. “Policy Impact of the

2005 Smoking Ban in Chile on Teenage Smoking: An Interrupted Time-series Analysis.”

Meeting of the Chilean Society of Public Policy, January 19, Santiago, Chile.


Calvo, Esteban, Ignacio Madero-Cabib, and Ursula M. Staudinger. 2017. “From a Snapshot

to a Movie: Policy-relevant Implications of Analyzing Later-life Labor Force Sequences

Instead of Statuses or Transitions.” Meeting of the Chilean Society of Public Policy,

January 19, Santiago, Chile.

Calvo, Esteban, Ignacio Madero-Cabib, and Ursula M. Staudinger. 2017. “Late Careers and

Health: A Panel Study in the United States and the United Kingdom.” Paper to be

presented at the International Association of Gerontology and Geriatrics World Congress,

July 23-27, San Francisco, CA.

Madero-Cabib, Ignacio and Esteban Calvo. 2016. “Aging Unequally in the United States: A

Life-Course Study of the Health Effects of Employment Trajectories.” Presented at the

International Sociological Association World Forum, July 10-14, Vienna, Austria.

Williamson, John B., Esteban Calvo, and Fang Lianquan. 2016. “Rural Pension Reform:

What Can China Learn from Latin America?” Presented at the International Sociological

Association World Forum, July 10-14, Vienna, Austria.

Calvo, Esteban. 2015. “Do the Health Effects of Retirement Timing Vary Depending on

Marital and Spouse Employment Status?” Presented at the Conference of the

International Sociological Association Research Committees on Aging and Family, June

3-6, Syracuse, NY.

Calvo, Esteban and Natalia Sarkisian. 2014. “Causal Effects of Retirement Timing on

Healthy Behavior.” Presented at the International Sociological Association World

Congress of Sociology, July 13-19, Yokohama, Japan.

Calvo, Esteban and Christine Mair. 2014. “The Multiplicative Effect of Individual and

Country-level Unemployment on Life Satisfaction in 97 Nations (1981-2009).” Presented

at the International Sociological Association World Congress of Sociology, July 13-19,

Yokohama, Japan.

Calvo, Esteban. 2014. “The Multiplicative Effect of Individual- and Nation-Level

Unemployment on Life Satisfaction in 97 Nations (1981-2009).” Presented at the Annual

Meeting of the Chilean Society of Public Policy, January 16, Santiago, Chile.


Retirement Timing on Subjective Health and Drinking Behavior.” Presented at the

American Public Health Association Annual Meeting, November 2-6, Boston, MA.

Calvo, Esteban. 2013. “Aging and Subjective Well-being." Presented at Geriatric Forum at

Hospital Dipreca, October 24, Chile.


Retirement Timing on Health and Well-being.” Presented at the International

Sociological Association World Forum, August 1-4, Buenos Aires, Argentina.

Azar, Ariel and Esteban Calvo. 2012. “The Risk of Neglecting Uncertainty When Using

Happiness Rankings for Public Policy.” Presented at the International Sociological

Association World Forum, August 1-4, Buenos Aires, Argentina.


Calvo, Esteban. 2011. “Multilevel Analysis of Old-age Pension Policy and Older Adults’

Life Satisfaction.” Presented at the Gerontological Society of America Annual Meeting,

November 18-22, Boston, MA.

Calvo, Esteban, Christopher R. Tamborini, and Natalia Sarkisian. 2010. “Retirement Timing

and Subjective Well-being: An Instrumental Variables Approach.” Presented at the

American Public Health Association Annual Meeting, November 6-10, Denver, CO.

Calvo, Esteban, Christopher R. Tamborini, and Natalia Sarkisian. 2010. “Retirement Timing

and Subjective Well-being.” Presented at the American Sociological Association Annual

Meeting, August 14-17, Atlanta, GA.

Calvo, Esteban and Natalia Sarkisian. 2010. “Retirement and Well-being: Examining the

Characteristics of Life Course Transitions.” Presented at the International Sociological

Association World Conference, July 11-17, Gothenburg, Sweden.

Calvo, Esteban. 2010. “The Impact of Pension Policy on Older Adults’ Life Satisfaction: An

Analysis of Longitudinal Multilevel Data.” Presented at the International Sociological

Association World Conference, July 11-17, Gothenburg, Sweden.

Calvo, Esteban, Christopher R. Tamborini, and Natalia Sarkisian. 2010. “Causal Effects of

Retirement on Subjective Well-being: The Role of Cultural Norms and Institutional

Policies” (“Efectos Causales de la Jubilación en el Bienestar Subjetivo: El Rol de las

Normas Culturales y Políticas Institucionales”). Presented at the REIACTIS/PUC

International Conference, October 26-27, Chile.

Sarkisian, Natalia, Naomi Gerstel, and Esteban Calvo. 2010. “Culture, Structure, or

Emotions? Adult Children’s Marriages and Intergenerational Ties in the United States

and China.” Gerontological Society of America, October 19-23, New Orleans, LA.

Calvo, Esteban and Natalia Sarkisian. 2009. “Transitioning from Work Into Retirement:

Explaining Well-being Outcomes.” Presented at the American Public Health Association

Annual Meeting, November 7-11, Philadelphia, PA.

Calvo, Esteban, Fabio M. Bertranou, and Evelina Bertranou. 2009. “Are Individual

Accounts-Pension Reforms Retrenching in Latin America?” Presented at the American

Sociological Association Annual Meeting, August 7-11, San Francisco, CA.

Calvo, Esteban. 2008. “(Un)Happy Transitions into Retirement.” Presented at the

Gerontological Society of America Annual Meeting, November 21-25, National Harbor,

MD.

Calvo, Esteban and Natalia Sarkisian. 2008. “Retirement and Well-being: Examining the

Characteristics of Life Course Transitions.” Presented at the American Sociological

Association Annual Meeting, August 1-4, Boston, MA.

Calvo, Esteban. 2007. “How Does Late-life Paid Work Affect Physical and Psychological

Well-being?” Presented at the Gerontological Society of America Annual Meeting,

November 16-20, San Francisco, CA.

Calvo, Esteban and John B. Williamson. 2007. “Privatizing Pension Systems in a

Traditional Culture and Low-income Economy: Lessons for China from Latin America.”


Presented at the American Sociological Association Annual Meeting, August 11-14, New

York.


Happier: Gradual or Cold Turkey Retirement?” Presented at the Retirement Research

Consortium Annual Conference, August 9-10, Washington, DC.

Calvo, Esteban. 2006. “Social Security Reforms in Traditional Cultures and Low Income

Economies: Lessons for China from Latin America.” Presented at the International

Sociological Association World Conference, July 23-29, Durban, South Africa.

Calvo, Esteban. 2006. “The Effects of Longer Working Lives on the Physical and

Psychological Well-being of Older Americans.” Presented at the International Research

Seminar on Issues in Social Security, Foundation for International Studies of Social

Security (FISS), June 16-18, Sigtuna, Sweden.

PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS

American Public Health Association

American Sociological Association

Gerontological Society of America

Global Health Council

International Sociological Association

Latin American Research Network on Ageing (LARNA) at Oxford University

Red Espacio Público

Sociedad Chilena de Políticas Públicas

CERTIFICATES AND TRAINING

The Future of Aging Research, The University Seminars at Columbia University, 2015 to

date.

HIPAA: Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act Research Training Course,

Columbia University Research and Compliance Administration System, 2016, 2017.

Security Essentials CUMC, Columbia University Medical Center, Columbia University,

2016, 2017.

PCI Basics, Payment Card Industry Security Standards, Columbia University, 2016, 2017.

Human Subjects Protection, Columbia University Research and Compliance Administration

System, 2016.

Collaborative Institutional Training Initiative (CITI) Conflict of Interest for Public Health

Service (PHS) Researchers, Columbia University Research and Compliance

Administration System, 2016.


Financial Conflicts of Interest and Research for Public Health Service (PHS) Researchers,

Columbia University Research and Compliance Administration System, 2016.

Data Attestation, Columbia University, 2016.

HIPAA Privacy, Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act, Columbia University,

2016, 2017.

Aesthetic and History of Arts, Pontificia Universidad Católica, Chile, 2002.

SPECIAL SKILLS

Statistical software: Proficiency in Stata, SAS, SPSS, HLM, MLwiN, and LISREL.

Languages: Spanish (native) and English (fluent).