Friday Seminar
Friday Seminars are dedicated to presentations by our graduate students from Sciences Po and also for new research in progress by the Department's faculty members. Second and third year PhD students are strongly encouraged strongly to use this opportunity to present here their first or second thesis chapter.
Friday - 12:30 - 14:30 (sandwiches are served to registered participants)
Seminar organised by Zsofia BARANY and Kerstin HOLZHEU.
Fall Semester 2019
September 13th - Camille URVOY (PhD candidate, Sciences Po and LIEPP)
Politically Motivated Transfers to NGOs: Evidence from French Close Elections
September 20th - Charles LOUIS-SIDOIS (Postdoctoral Researcher, Universität Mannheim)
Collusion-Proof Vote Buying
September 27th - Florin CUCU (PhD Candidate, JMC Sciences Po)
Roads, Internal Migration and the Spatial Sorting of US High-Skilled Workers
October 4th - Ludovic PANON (PhD Candidate, JMC Sciences Po)
Exports and Reallocation towards International Firms
October 11th - Julien PASCAL (PhD Candidate, JMC Sciences Po)
Labor Income Shocks along the Business Cycle
October 18th - Michele FIORETTI (Sciences Po)
How Does Risk Selection Respond to Quality Payments? Evidence from Medicare Advantage
October 25th - Aseem PATEL (PhD Candidate, Sciences Po)
Firms, Job Polarisation and Biased Technological Change
November 8th - Quentin VANDEWEYER (European Central Bank, JMC Sciences Po)
Treasury Debt and the Pricing of Short-Term Assets
November 15th - Jeanne COMMAULT (Sciences Po)
Explaining the Persistance of Consumption Responses with an Exact Analysis of Precautionary Consumption Growth
November 22nd - Xavier RAGOT (Sciences Po)
Social Preferneces and the Optimal Dynamics of Public Debt and Taxes
November 29th - Julia CAGÉ (Sciences Po)
Heroes and Villains: the Effects of Combat Leadership on Collaboration in War-Time France
December 6th -
Pauline CORBLET (PhD Candidate, Sciences Po)
Cohort Wage Gaps and Multidimensional Matching
Edgar DE WITTE (PhD Candidate, Sciences Po
Why Not Me? 100 Years of Political Selection and Strategic Allocation in the UK
Winter / Spring Semester 2020
February 28th - Fei XU (Marie Skłodowska-Curie Postdoctoral Fellow)
An Economic Model of Bribery and Anti-Corruption Measures
March 6th - Zsófia BÁRÁNY (Sciences Po)
Technological Changes, the Labor Market, and Schooling - A General Equilibrium Model with Multidimensional Individual Skills
March 13th -
Dorian HENRICOT (Sciences Po)
Cyril COUAILLER (Sciences Po)
March 20th -
Olivier CASSAGNEAU-FRANCIS (Sciences Po)
Pierre VILLEDIEU (Sciences Po)
March 27th -
Stefan PAULY (Sciences Po)
Zydney WONG (Sciences Po)
April 3rd -
Julia MINK (Sciences Po)
Clément MAZET-SONILHAC (Sciences Po)
April 17th - TBA
April 24th - TBA
May 15th - TBA
May 29th -
Elise MOUGIN (Sciences Po)
Daniel MARTINS DE ALMEIDA BARETO (Sciences Po)
