Paris Empirical Political Economy Seminar (PEPES)

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The Paris Empirical Political Economy Seminar is a monthly seminar series co-organised by the Department and the Paris School of Economics.

It is a forum for front-line research in applied political economy providing top international scholars in the field with the opportunity to present their work. The seminar also aims to provide a common platform in which researchers working in this field in the Paris area may come together.

Thursday - 12:30 - 14:00 (sandwiches are served to registered participants).

Seminar organised by Roberto GALIBIATI (Sciences Po) and Oliver VANDEN EYNDE (PSE).

Upcoming PEPES Seminar

fall semester 2023

*CANCELLED* September 14th - Pedro SOUZA (Queen Mary University of London)
De-Escalation Technology: The Impact of Body-Worn Cameras on Citizen-Police Interactions

October 12th - Alberto BISIN (New York University)
Marriage, Fertility, and Cultural Integration in Italy

October 19th - Pedro SOUZA (Queen Mary University of London)
De-Escalation Technology: The Impact of Body-Worn Cameras on Citizen-Police Interactions

November 9th - Christine BINZEL (Friedrich-Alexander-Universität, Institute of Economics)
The Protestant Reformation and the Transformation of Society: The Rise of the Vernacular

November 23rd - Saumitra JHA (Stanford Business School)
Markets under Siege: How Political Beliefs Move Financial Markets

December 7th - Jonathan Ro'ee LEVY (Eitan Berglas School of Economics)
Decomposing the Rise of the Populist Radical Right

winter-spring semester 2024

March 7th - Caroline LE PENNEC (HEC Montréal)
Keep your Enemies Closer: Strategic Platform Adjustments during U.S. and French Elections

April 25th - Marta REYNAL-QUEROL (UPF)
TBA

June 6th - Aurélie OUSS (Visiting faculty, on leave from UPenn)
TBA

June 13th - Awa Ambra SECK(Harvard)
TBA

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