Adrian Haws - Research

Peer-Reviewed Publications

"Who (Actually) Gets the Farm? Intergenerational Farm Succession in the United States", with David R. Just and Joseph Price

American Journal of Agricultural Economics 2025, 107(1): 3-26 (lead article)

NBER working paper | SSRN (open access) | slides (non-technical)

George F. Warren Award for Outstanding Published Paper, Second Place, Charles H. Dyson School of Applied Economics and Management at Cornell University

Presented at UC-Berkeley Agricultural & Resource Economics (2021), Smith Family Business Initiative at Cornell (2023), International Farm Transition Network (2025)

"The Migration of Lynch Victims’ Families, 1880-1930", with Ryan Gabriel, Amy Kate Bailey, and Joseph Price

Demography 2023, 60(4): 1235–1256

Presented at Population Association of America (2022)

Working Papers

"Breakthroughs in Historical Record Linking Using Genealogy Data—The Census Tree Project", with Kasey Buckles, Joseph Price,

and Haley Wilbert

Revisions requested at Explorations in Economic History

Census Tree data | NBER working paper | open-access draft

Selected presentations — Princeton Symposium on Advances in Record Linkage (2024), LSE Workshop on Genealogical Sources in Economic History (2024),

Southern Economics Association (2024)

"The Long-Run Effects of Parental Wealth Shocks on Children", with Cache Ellsworth, Ian Fillmore, and Joseph Price

open-access draft | slides for NBER Summer Institute

Selected presentations — NBER Summer Institute on Children and Families (2025), Dondena-Cornell Gathering (2025), Mountain West Economic History Conference (2024),

Economic History Association @ ASSA (2024), Southern Economics Association (2024)

"Advancing the Frontier for Linking Subgroups in U.S. Census Records", with Kasey Buckles and Joseph Price

open-access draft | slides for NBER Linking Small Populations

Presented at NBER Conference on Linking Historical Data Sources for Small Populations (2025)

"Socioeconomic Outcomes of Black Migrants During the Great Migration", with Peter Polhill, Ryan Gabriel, and Joseph Price

Selected Works in Progress

"Can Immigrants Transfer their Skills? Evidence from International Census Records"

Dissertation Research Grant from Russell Sage Foundation and W.E. Upjohn Institute for Employment Research

Selected Presentations — Economic History Association @ ASSA (scheduled for 2026), W. E. Upjohn Institute for Employment Research (2025),

Dondena-Cornell Gathering (2024)

"The Anatomy of Intergenerational Income Mobility", with Dan Black, Leah Clark, Seth Sanders, Lynne Schofield, and Lowell Taylor

"Selection and Earnings Gains in the Great Migration: Accounting for Migration to Southern Cities", with Ryan Gabriel

"Localized Lynching and Black Migration from 1880 to 1930", with Ryan Gabriel, Amy Kate Bailey, and Joseph Price

Presented at Social Science History Association (2023)

(My presentations are bolded)