Economics Seminar 2020/2021
On Mondays from 11:00 to 12:00 pm. Organizers: Serge Pajak, Felipe Starosta de Waldemar
- 28 septembre : Jean Lacroix (RITM, Université Paris-Saclay), “Democratic purges in 1945 France: Was it all about separating the wheat from the chaff?” co-auteurs : T.S. Aidt – University of Cambridge / P.-G. Méon – Université libre de Bruxelles
- 12 octobre : Thomas Breda (PSE), “Electoral Democracy at Work” (avec P Askenazy)
- 2 novembre : Björn Nilsson (RITM, Université Paris-Saclay), « Role models and migration intentions » (avec Sandrine Mesplé-Somps, IRD)
- 16 novembre : Igor Bagayev (Université Paris-Est Créteil), “Innovation and Technological Content of Imports” (avec Ron B. Davies et Dieter F. Kogler )
- 23 novembre : Gabriel Loumeau (ETH Zurich), « Are Regional Borders Invisible ? »
- 30 novembre: Camille Hémet (PSE), “Understanding the Reallocation of Displaced Workers to Firms” (avec Paul Brandily et Clement Malgouyres)
- 7 décembre : Rozenn Hotte (THEMA-Université de Cergy-Pontoise), “Effects of Primary Education on Women’s Marital Outcomes: Evidence from Benin” (avec Sarah Deschênes (PSE))
- 18 janvier : Léa Bou Sleiman (ENSAE), « Are car-free centers detrimental to the periphery? Evidence from the pedestrianisation of the Parisian riverbank »
- 1er mars : Manon Garrouste (LEM-CNRS, Université de Lille), « Titre à venir»
- 29 mars : Vessela Daskalova (University College Dublin), « Titre à venir»
- 12 avril : Cédric Chambru (UZH Zurich), « socio-economic consequences of protestantism in early modern france»
- 3 mai : Anne Boring (Erasmus University, LIEPP Science Po), « Titre à venir»
- 10 mai : Mariona Segú (INED), “Bike-friendly cities: opportunity or challenge for local businesses?”
Management Seminar 2020/2021
On Thursdays from 2:00 pm to 3:30 pm. Organizer: Serge Edouard
- 8 octobre : Sandra CHARREIRE PETIT sur la e-santé
Lucile RENARD, présentation de son travail doctoral sur “L’impact du financement issu d’entreprises privées sur la gouvernance des ONG environnementales” - 5 novembre : Valérie NICOLAS HEMAR, “How cartoon characters and claims influence children’s attitude towards a snack vegetable – An explorative cross-cultural comparison between Indonesia and Denmark.”
Mela DJABI et Oriane Sitte de Longueval, “Scapegoating in the Organization“ - 3 décembre : Ahmed BOUNFOUR et Alberto NONNIS “The combined contribution of intangible capital and global value chain participation to productivity“
- 7 janvier :Corine CHEVALIER sur le thème des séniors et de la spiritualité
Mondher FEKI sur le thème de l’évaluation des systèmes d’information - 12 février :Valérie Nicolas- Hemar “Projet EUGLOH”
Clément Sternberger son travail doctoral sous la direction du Pr. Ahmed Bounfour - 18 mars :Denis Chabault : “Intégrer le dissensus dans la fabrique de la stratégie”
Mondher Feki sur la blockchain et supply chain - 15 avril :
- 6 mai :
- 17 juin :
Digital Lunch Seminar
Organiser: Nicolas Soulié.
Seminar program (2019-2020)
Finance ( Joint Economic & Management) Research Seminar
On Thursdays from 12:30 to 2 pm. Organiser: Philippe Gilet
- 8 Octobre :
- 5 Novembre:
- 3 Décembre :
- 7 Janvier :
- 11 février :
- 18 Mars :
- 15 Avril :
- 6 Mai :
Past Seminars
“Economics Lunch Seminar“, “Management Lunch Seminar“, “Digital Economics Seminar” and Finance Lunch Seminar
Valérie Nicolas-Hemar (Univ. Paris-Saclay) and Clément Sternberger (Univ. Paris-Saclay) at the RITM Management Seminar
The next RITM Management Seminar will take place on Friday 12 February, from 14:00 to 16:00. Valérie Nicolas-Hemar (Univ. Paris-Saclay) will present EUGLOH – The European University Alliance for Global Health.Clément Sternberger (PH.D Student, Univ. Paris-Saclay) will present his doctoral research under the supervision of Prof. Ahmed Bounfour.
Léa Bou Sleiman (ENSAE) at the RITM Economics Seminar
The next RITM Economics Seminar will take place on Monday 18 January, from 11:00 to 12:00. Léa Bou Sleiman (ENSAE) will present “Are car-free centers detrimental to the periphery? Evidence from the pedestrianisation of the Parisian riverbank”.
Abstract:This paper evaluates the impact of the closing of the “Georges Pompidou” riverbank in 2016 on traffic conditions on the Parisian ring road (“Boulevard Périphérique”). Using high-resolution hourly data and a difference-in-difference design, (…)
Rozenn Hotte (THEMA-Université de Cergy-Pontoise) at the RITM Economics Seminar
The next RITM Economics Seminar will take place on Monday 7 December, Online, from 11:00 to 12:00. Rozenn Hotte (THEMA-Université de Cergy-Pontoise) will present “Effects of Primary Education on Women’s Marital Outcomes: Evidence from Benin” with Sarah Deschênes (PSE).
Abstract:We examine the effect of human capital acquired in primary school on women’s marital outcomes in Benin. We exploit a sharp increase in school constructions in the 1990s to assess the (…)
Aya Nasreddine (University Paris Nanterre) at the Joint Economic and Management Finance Seminar
The next Joint Economic and Management Finance Seminar will take place on Friday 4 December from 11:30 to 13:00, Online.Aya Nasreddine (University Paris Nanterre) will present “Corporate Social Responsibility as a Common Risk Factor” (co-writting with Souad Lajili and Marc Desban.
ABSTRACT:This article challenges factor models widely used to explain stock returns. For European firms involved in corporate social responsibility (CSR) actions, we find a risk premium associated with extra-financial (…)
Ahmed Bounfour, Alberto Nonnis and Ariane Cherel at the RITM Management Seminar
The next RITM Management Seminar will take place on Thursday 3 December from 14:00 to 16:00 in Room Gaudemet or Online.Ahmed Bounfour (RITM – Université Paris Sacaly) and Alberto Nonnis (RITM – Université Paris Sacaly) will present “The combined contribution of intangible capital and global value chain participation to productivity“.Ariane Cherel (PhD. Student RITM – Université Paris Sacaly) will present her research “la gouvernance de la blockchain“.
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Camille Hémet (PSE) at the RITM Economics Seminar
The next RITM Economics Seminar will take place on Monday 30 November, Online, from 11:00 to 12:00. Camille Hémet (PSE) will present “Understanding the Reallocation of Displaced Workers to Firms” avec Paul Brandily et Clement Malgouyres.
Abstract:Using matched employer-employee data from France, we estimate the size of earnings loss following a layoff for economic reasons. In line with a large literature we find that displaced workers lose in earnings both (…)
Gabriel Loumeau (ETH Zurich) at the RITM Economics Seminar
The next RITM Economics Seminar will take place on Monday 23 November, Online, from 11:00 to 12:00. Gabriel Loumeau (ETH Zurich) will present « Are Regional Borders Invisible ? ».
Abstract :I study how regional borders affect surrounding economic activity. Spatial quasi-experimental variation around French departmental borders reveals discontinuous commuting and residential patterns. To tackle the endogenous border placement problem, I exploit a geometric border design proposed during the French (…)
Igor Bagayev (Université Paris-Est Créteil) at the RITM Economics Seminar
The next RITM Economics Seminar will take place on Monday 16 November, Online, from 11:00 to 12:00. Igor Bagayev (Université Paris-Est Créteil) will present “Innovation and Technological Content of Imports” with Ron B. Davies and Dieter F. Kogler ).
Abstract:Trade is a recognized conduit for positive international innovation spillovers. Traditionally, three explanations have been given for this: diffusion (exposure to new ideas), import competition, and importing intermediates. The existing literature (…)
Valérie NICOLAS-HEMAR (RITM – Université Paris Sacaly) and Melia DJABI (RITM – Université Paris Saclay) and Oriane SITTE de LONGUEVAL (Université de Genève) at the RITM Management Seminar
The next RITM Management Seminar will take place on Thursday 5 November from 14:00 to 16:00 in Room Gaudemet or Online.Valérie NICOLAS-HEMAR (RITM – Université Paris Saclay) will present “How cartoon characters and claims influence children’s attitude towards a snack vegetable – An explorative cross-cultural comparison between Indonesia and Denmark.”Then Melia DJABI (RITM – Université Paris Sacaly) and Oriane SITTE de LONGUEVAL (Université de Genève) will present “Scapegoating (…)
Björn Nilsson (RITM, Université Paris-Saclay) at the RITM Economics Seminar
The next RITM Economics Seminar will take place on Monday 2 November, Online, from 11:00 to 12:00. Björn Nilsson (RITM, Université Paris-Saclay) will present « Role models and migration intentions » (avec Sandrine Mesplé-Somps, IRD).
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