September 13th - Gustave KENEDI (JMC, PhD Sciences Po)
Older Schoolmate Spillovers on Higher Education Choices

September 20th - Paul BOUSCASSE (Sciences Po) & Felipe SAFFIE (Visiting, UVA Darden)
Respectively: Monetary-Fiscal Interactions in the United States & Stochastic Volatility in Interest Rates and Trend Cycles

*postponed* September 27th 

October 4th - Léonard LE ROUX (JMC, PhD Sciences Po)
Informality and Violence: Evidence from South Africa
and
Dániel GYETVAI (JMC, PhD Sciences Po)
The Differential Wage Effect of Unemployment Insurance by Entitlement Status: A New Piece of the UI-Wages Puzzle?
*Exceptionally, two back-to-back Friday Seminars*

October 11th - Diego DE SOUSA RODRIGUES (PhD Sciences Po)
Inventories Matter for the Transmission of Monetary Policy: Uncovering the Cost-of-Carry Channel

October 18th - Juan Sebastián IVARS (PhD Sciences Po)
Contract Shifting vs Contract Splitting in Public Procurement

November 8th - Makoto NIREI (Visiting Faculty Sciences Po) & Niklas SCHOCH (PhD Sciences Po)
Respectively: Investment Avalanches, Heterogeneity and Business Cycles & Emissions Trading with Supply Adjustment Mechanisms and Market Power

November 22nd - Pauline MADIÈS (PhD Sciences Po) & Yuchen HUANG (Postdoc Sciences Po)
Respectively: Gender Homophily in Team Formation & Non-Meritocrats or Conformist Meritocrats? A Redistribution Experiment in China and France

November 29th - Sophia PRAETORIUS (PhD Sciences Po) & Agathe DENIS (PhD Sciences Po)
Respectively: Technology, Trade and Industrial Policy & The Effect of Tax Incentives on Firms’ Charitable Donations in France

December 6th - Venance RIBLIER (PhD Sciences Po and UC Berkeley) & Valentin MARCHAL (PhD Sciences Po)
Respectively: Age and Business Cycle Volatility  & When Preferences Cap Consumption: A Scrooge McDuck Theory of Wealth Dynamics

December 13th - Olivia TSOUTSOPLIDI (PhD Sciences Po)
Social Movements Complementarity: The Case of Worker and Women's Rights

March 14th - Stefan POLLINGER (Sciences Po)
Eliciting the Social Cost of Carbon

March 21st - Junnan HE (Sciences Po)
Prices and Concentration: A U-shape? Theory and Evidence from Renewables

March 28th - Nathaniel BUTLER BLONDEL (PhD Sciences Po) & Naomi COHEN (PhD Sciences Po)
Respectively: Financial Regulation and Fiscal Dominance & International Risk-Sharing and Inequality Transmission: An Application to the Euro Area

April 4th - James P. ZILIAK (University of Kentucky) 
Childhood Welfare Exposure and Economic Outcomes for Adult Daughters and Sons

April 11th - Pierre CAHUC (Sciences Po) & David ARBOLEDA CARCAMO (Sciences Po Research Fellow)
Respectively : Job Search Assistance for Vocational Students & Fitting a Curve to the Pre-Trends

April 18th - Jean-Stéphane MÉSONNIER (Sciences Po, Banque de France) & Swann CHELLY (PhD Sciences Po)
Respectively : Climate Activism and Bank Lending to Fossil Fuel Firms & Spatial Comovement

April 25th - Luis DÍAZ (PhD Sciences Po) & Constance FROHLY (PhD Sciences Po)
Respectively : Place-based Industrial Policy under External Economies of Scale & Private School Openings and Social Segregation in French Middle Schools

May 16th - Niki ZAMPETAKIS (PhD Sciences Po) & Valerio della CORTE (Banca d'Italia)
Respectively: Upstream Collusion and Vertical Contracting & TBA

 June 6th - Olivia TSOUTSOPLIDI (PhD Sciences Po) & Nicolas GHIO (PhD Sciences Po)
Respectively: Social Movement Complementarity & Heterogeneous Effects of Active Labor Market Policy

June 13th - Johanne ROTH (PhD Sciences Po) & Fatimetou EL BAH (PhD Sciences Po)
Respectively: Job Search and Homelessness & Teacher Mobility in Priority Education Networks

FALL SEMESTER 2023

September 15th - Martin BERNSTEIN (Research Fellow) & Roseanne LOGEART (PhD PSE)
Respectively: Can You Push on a String? Evidence from 19th Century Monetary Stimulus & Does Access Mean Success? Connection to Policy-Makers and Lobbying Success of Political Actors

September 22nd - Junnan HE (Sciences Po) & Fatimetou EL BAH (PhD Sciences Po)
Respectively: Random Choice and Differentiation & Class Size and Students' Performance

September 29th - Victor SAINT-JEAN (PhD Sciences Po)
Exit or Voice? Divestment, Activism, and Corporate Social Responsibility

October 6th - Aurélien SALAS (PhD Sciences Po) & Fanghua LI (University of New South Wales)
Respectively: Can Individuals Game Recommendation Systems? An experiment & Formal Insurance and Rural Urban Migration

October 13th - Ségal LE GUERN HERRY (PhD Sciences Po)
Wealth Taxation and Portfolio Allocation at the Top

October 20th - Evgeny YAKOVLEV (Visiting Research Fellow)
Death Toll of Price Limits and Protectionism in the Russian Pharmaceutical Market

November 10th - Zheng WANG (Postdoctoral Researcher, CREST)
The Identification of Endogenous Network Linking Effects Using Latent Propensity Scores

November 17th - Eugenio VERRINA (Postdoctoral Researcher Sciences Po) & Franz OSTRIZEK (Sciences Po)
Respectively: Personal Norms — and not only social norms — Shape Economic Behaviour & It's All in Your Head: Financial Markets without Noise Traders

November 24th - Jeanne COMMAULT (Sciences Po) & Clément IMBERT (Sciences Po)
Respectively: Earnings Risks and the Concavity of Consumption in Permanent Earnings & Structural Transformation and Deforestation in Sub-Saharan Africa

December 1st - Georgia THÉBAULT (Postdoctoral Researcher, Sciences Po) & Clément DE CHAISEMARTIN (Sciences Po)
Respectively: Lucky or Not? The Effects of Getting Your First Choice in Higher Education & TBA

December 8th - Valentin MARCHAL (PhD Sciences Po) & Dániel GYETVAI (PhD Sciences Po)
Respectively: Productivity Shocks Impacting Unproductive Bubbles & Firm Characteristics and Hiring Patterns in France

December 15th - Naomi COHEN (PhD Sciences Po) & Claire MONTIALOUX (Sciences Po)
Respectively:I nternational Risk Sharing and Inequality Transmission & Does Equalizing School Funding Equalize Labor Market Outcomes? Evidence from Brazil

WINTER-SPRING SEMESTER 2024

March 8th - Nourhan HASHISH (PhD Sciences Po) & Laure GOURSAT (Postdoc, Sciences Po)
Respectively: Drought Declarations and Voting Outcomes &Whether and Where to Apply? Information and Discrimination in Matching with Priority Scores

March 15th - Raphaël LEVY (Visiting faculty one leave from HEC Paris) & Antoine JACQUET (Postdoc, Sciences Po)
Respectively: Adverse selection and training distortions & Culture, Human Capital, and Marital Homogamy in France

March 22nd - Johannes BOEHM (Sciences Po) & Martin MUGNIER (Postdoc, Oxford)
Respectively: Trade and the End of Antiquity & Fixed Effects Quantile Regression via Deconvolutional Differencing in Short Panels

March 29th - Mylène FEUILLADE (PhD, Sciences Po) & Juan IVARS (PhD, Sciences Po)
Respectively: Gender, Households and Agglomeration Economics & Rules vs rules. Manipulation of procurement contracts in Colombia

April 5th - Daniela HORTA SAENZ (PhD, AMSE) & Diego DE SOUSA RODRIGUES (PhD, Sciences Po)
Respectively: Nation Building in Post-Conflict Settings & Food Crisis and Debt Distress

April 26th - Oda NEDREGÅRD (Latour Postdoc, Sciences Po) & Julia CAGÉ (Sciences Po)
Respectively:The Effect of Legislative Misalignment on the Representation of Constituency Interests & The Far-Right Donation Gap

May 3rd - Olivia TSOUTSOPLIDI (PhD, Sciences Po) & Sophia PRAETORIUS (PhD, Sciences Po) 
Respectively: Determinants of Women’s Emancipation Movements & Collaboration in Technology and Multinational Production

May 17th - Sam MARSHALL (Visiting PhD, Warwick) & Felipe LAURITZEN (PhD, Sciences Po)
Respectively: Labor Market Power in Sub-Saharan Africa: The Role of Small Firms, Self-Employment, and Migration &  Campaign Finance Quotas and Descriptive Representation: Evidence from Brazil, 2002-2022

May 31st - Johanna ROTH (PhD, Sciences Po) & Agathe DENIS (PhD, Sciences Po)
Respectively: Unemployment and Soft Skills & Lobbying, Senator Participation, and Mandate Length 

June 7th - Itzhak RASOOLY (Postdoc, Sciences Po) & Nicolas GHIO (PhD, Sciences Po)
Respectively: Do Numbers Matters? An Experiment on Policy Preferences & Heterogeneous Effects of Active Labour Market Policies

June 14th - Niklas SCHOCH (PhD, Sciences Po) & Muzin LI (Visiting CIVICA Postdoc)
Respectively: Climate Policy with Industry Concentration: The Role of Technology Adoption & Self-Preferencing Across Markets

September 23rd - Edgard DEWITTE (PhD Sciences Po)
The Historical Roots of Climate Change

September 30th - Jean-Marc ROBIN (Sciences Po)
Identity and Marriage: Lessons from German Reunification

October 7th - Victor AUGIAS (PhD Sciences Po)
Investment Incentives and Discriminations

October 21st - Daniel M.-A. BARRETO (PhD Sciences Po)
Price Discrimination with Redistributive Concerns

November 18th - Junnan HE (Sciences Po) & Kerstin HOLZHEU (Sciences Po)
Respectively: A Glass Ceiling in Venture Financing: Evidence from Business Accelerator Graduates & Worker Mobility and Firm Productivity

November 25th - Julia CAGÉ (Sciences Po)
Political Donations, Charitable Giving, and Ideology

December 2nd - Moritz HENGEL (PhD Sciences Po) & Olivia TSOUTSOPLIDI (PhD Sciences Po)
Respectively: Hosting Media Bias - Evidence from the Universe of French Broadcasts (2000-2020) & Campaign Finance Quotas and Political Representation: Evidence from Brazil

December 9th - Clemens GRAF VON LUCKNER (PhD Sciences Po) & Clémence LOBUT (PhD Sciences Po)
Respectively: The Social Costs of Sovereign Default & Teacher Value Added and Pedagogical Practices

December 16th - Jean-Stéphane MÉSONNIER (Banque de France and Sciences Po)
Some Don't Like It Hot: Bank Customers and NGO Campaigns Against "Brown" Banks

March 10th - Valentin MARCHAL (PhD Sciences Po) & Léonard LE ROUX (PhD Sciences Po)
Respectively: Stranded Rational Bubbles & Market Structure, Rents, and Violence in the South African Minibus Taxi Industry

March 17th - Nourhan HASHISH (PhD Sciences Po) & Aurélien SALAS (PhD Sciences Po)
Respectively: Robots at Work and Voting Behaviours: Evidence from South Korea & Understanding Recommendation Systems

March 24th - Victor SAINT JEAN (PhD Candidate Sciences Po)
Exit or Voice? Divestment, Activism, and Corporate Social Responsibility

March 31st - Mylène FEUILLADE (PhD Sciences Po) & Claudius WILLEM (PhD Sciences Po)
Household, Gender, and Agglomeration Economics & Red Ball Express: The Legacy of US Liberation Troops in WWII France

April 7th - Gustave KENEDI (PhD Sciences Po) & Marco COLLEONI (Visiting PhD, European University Institute)
Respectively: The Persistence of Higher Education Choices & The Long Term Effect of Colonial State Capacity: Evidence from Central India

April 14th - Juan Sebastián IVARS (PhD Sciences Po) & Zydney WONG (PhD Sciences Po)
Respectively: Manipulation in Procurement Contracts: Evidence from Colombia & Feedback and Individual Effort in Public Good Games

April 28th - Dániel GYETVAI (PhD Sciences Po) & Sophia PRAETORIUS (PhD Sciences Po)
Human Capital Diversification in Anticipation of Sectoral Shocks & Innovation and Diversification in the Automobile Industry

May 5th - Ségal LE GUERN HERRY (PhD Sciences Po)
Behavioural Responses to a Progressive Property Tax

May 12th - Antoine CAMOUS (Visiting Faculty, on leave from the University of Mannheim)
Financial Stability and Financial Regulation under Diagnostic Expectations

May 26th - Jeanne COMMAULT (Sciences Po)
Heterogeneity in MPCs Beyond Liquidity Constraints: The Role of Persistent Earnings