Table 4

Results – two-steps Heckman model

(1)(2)(3)(4)(5)
Tenured positionTenured positionTenured positionTenured positionTenured position
Woman−0.103***−0.116***−0.0688**−0.124−0.0970***
(0.0173)(0.0186)(0.0297)(0.0992)(0.0252)
Scientific papers:
Three or less−0.04830.01750.01600.02040.0175
(0.0516)(0.0576)(0.0575)(0.0900)(0.0575)
More than three−0.109**−0.0454−0.0447−0.0522−0.0457
(0.0541)(0.0598)(0.0597)(0.0865)(0.0597)
Monographies:
Three or less0.100***0.102***0.101***0.102***0.121***
(0.0191)(0.0204)(0.0204)(0.0205)(0.0278)
More than three0.128***0.123***0.122***0.123***0.144***
(0.0315)(0.0346)(0.0346)(0.0346)(0.0460)
Years of experience 0.0606***0.0735***0.0606***0.0604***
 (0.00633)(0.00897)(0.00633)(0.00633)
Women*years of experience  −0.025**  
  (0.0125)  
Women*three papers or less   −0.00524 
   (0.110) 
Women*more than three papers   0.0114 
   (0.101) 
Women*three monographies or less    −0.0378
    (0.0378)
Women*more than three monographies    −0.0448
    (0.0657)
N8,2017,5667,5667,5667,566

Note(s): Standard errors in parentheses *p < 0.1, **p < 0.05, ***p < 0.01. All regressions are estimated using Heckman’s two-step estimator. The selection equation includes gender, scientific articles, monographies, background, demographic and education variables. Background variables are: parents education, parents job status, high school diploma. Demographic controls are: married, living alone, offspring, macro-region, age, migration. Education controls are: 2006 cohort, degree vote, area of PhD, scholarship during PhD, visits during PhD, teaching during PhD, PhD on time

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