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Ces interrogations impliquent un intérêt pour l’histoire économique et pour celle des idées.\r\n','','http://www.arc2.org/','','','','NON','OUI','RECHE','OUVE',1,0,'2006-10-24'),(2,'ECODEVE','Development Economics Seminar','Marc GURGAND et Sylvie LAMBERT','LAMBERT','Sylvie','Sylvie.Lambert@ens.fr','Co-organisé par PSE, J-PAL Europe, le CEPREMAP et le DIAL, le séminaire d’économie du développement existe depuis 1992. Les intervenants de ce séminaire sont des chercheurs français ou étrangers, de notoriété internationale, qui présentent leurs travaux les plus récents. Les thèmes sont extrêmement variés, ainsi qu’en témoigne le programme des années précédentes. C’est un lieu où les chercheurs en économie du développement des différents centres de recherche parisiens se retrouvent régulièrement, mais aussi où des chercheurs travaillant sur des sujets non spécifiquement liés aux pays en développement peuvent trouver plus ponctuellement des travaux appliqués proches de leurs centres d’intérêt.','<br><br>\r\nCo-organised by PSE, J-PAL EUROPE, CEPREMAP and DIAL, this seminar has been led since 1992. On various themes, french and internationally renowned speakers introduce their more recent works on Development Economics.\r\n<br><br>\r\nAdministrative correspondant: Violaine TORDEUX (violaine.tordeux@ens.fr)\r\n<br>\r\nThis seminar is organized by Marc GURGAND and Sylvie LAMBERT.','','','','','OUI','OUI','FORMA','OUVE',1,0,'2006-09-22'),(3,'ECOTINE','Economie du travail et inégalités','A. Clark, M. 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Ce séminaire se tient en règle générale l\'après midi des journées Jourdan. \r\n','','','','','','NON','OUI','RECHE','OUVE',1,0,'2005-03-08'),(5,'FAMPMOB','Familles, patrimoines, mobilités','Luc Arrondel, Jérôme Bourdieu, Agnès Gramain, Cyril Grange et Florence Weber','BOURDIEU','Jérôme','Jerome.Bourdieu@ens.fr','Ce séminaire de recherche interdisciplinaire, aura lieu sous la forme de quatre demi-journées et est organisé par des chercheurs de plusieurs laboratoires de la Fédération Jourdan (PSE, LEA et LSS), auxquels s’est jointe depuis 2003 Florence Weber (LSS), s’adresse à un public de chercheurs et de doctorants en économie, en anthropologie, en sociologie et en histoire. La discussion des travaux qui y seront présentés, qu’il s’agisse de textes théoriques ou de résultats d’enquête, a déjà permis d’entamer le dialogue entre disciplines sur des thèmes divers : accumulation et inégalités des patrimoines, mobilités (sociales, géographiques, etc.) et évolutions des richesses, entraide, échanges et relations entre générations, évolution juridique de la filiation et sentiments de parenté, structures familiales et comportements  d’épargne, composition et évolution des fortunes, taxation de l’épargne, réforme des systèmes de retraites, etc. Le séminaire privilégiera des travaux engageant une dimension et des données généalogiques et prendra la forme d’une réflexion collective sur des matériaux d’enquêtes.','','','','','','NON','OUI','RECHE','OUVE',0,1,'2007-10-04'),(6,'GROMMAC','Groupe de modélisation en macroéconomie','François Langot, Jérôme Glachant et Michel Juillard','JUILLARD','Michel','michel.juillard@ens.fr','Le séminaire Groupe de Modélisation en Macroéconomie n\'a pas lieu cette année. 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Si vous souhaitez faire une présentation au cours de l\'année 2014-2015 et réserver une date, vous pouvez contacter Thomas Piketty et Violaine Tordeux.\r\n<br><br>\r\nCorrespondante administrative : Violaine Tordeux','<br><br>\r\nThe Applied economics lunch seminar takes place every Tuesday from 12:30 to 13:30 (ENS Jourdan). Its objective is to provide a friendly  and  informal atmosphere in which ongoing research in applied economics carried out at the Paris School of Economics can be presented and discussed. It is open to all students and faculty members of the Jourdan campus. The seminar is primarily devoted to presentations by PhD students, but it can also accommodate occasional presentations of ongoing work by young and less young researchers. The 2014-2015 Applied economics lunch seminar resumed its activities Tuesday, September 9, 2014. If you want to make a presentation during the years 2014-2015 and book a date, you can contact Thomas Piketty and Violaine Tordeux.\r\n<BR> <br>\r\nAdministrative correspondant: Violaine Tordeux\r\n<br>\r\nThis seminar is organized by Thomas PIKETTY.\r\n<br><br>\r\n\r\n','','','','','OUI','OUI','FORMA','OUVE',1,0,'2013-09-03'),(9,'SEMRFOU','Roy Seminar (ADRES)','Jean-Marc TALLON (PSE), Jeanne HAGENBACH (E. 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Il a permis de comprendre la diversité de recherches qui ont convergé récemment sous le label « nouvelle sociologie économique », qui transforment le dialogue entre économistes et sociologues. Il a récemment fusionné avec le séminaire de Christian Baudelot, qui propose la participation active à une enquête sociologique sur les rémunérations du travail. Le lien avec les économistes du travail présents sur le site devrait se concrétiser prochainement.','','','','','','NON','NON','RECHE','OUVE',0,1,'2005-03-08'),(12,'ECOPPSO','Economie publique et protection sociale','Pierre-Yves Geoffard, Gabrielle Demange, Carine Milcent','MILCENT','Carine','milcent@pse.ens.fr','Ce séminaire a changé de nom en septembre 2004. Il s\'appelle dorénavant <b>Risques et protection sociale</b>.<br>\r\nLes intervenants de ce séminaire sont des chercheurs français ou étrangers, qui présentent leurs travaux les plus récents. Les thèmes abordés portent sur l\'économie publique et l\'assurance (sociale ou privée), avec un accent particulier sur la régulation des systèmes de santé et les systèmes de retraite. Les séances sont ouvertes à tous. Ce séminaire bénéficie du soutien de la fédération française des Sociétés d\'Assurance. Il se tient de 11h15 à 12h30 lors des journées Jourdan et de façon plus occasionnelle, davantage sous la forme d\'un groupe de travail, le jeudi à partir de 17h.','','','','','','NON','OUI','RECHE','OUVE',1,0,'2005-03-08'),(13,'GDTTRIN','Groupe de travail : Economie du travail et inégalités','Andrew Clark et Bénédicte Reynaud','CLARK','Andrew','andrew.clark@ens.fr','Le groupe de travail a vocation à contribuer à la structuration des échanges autour du thème large de recherche « Inégalités et marché du travail », et micro-economie appliquée en général.\r\n<br>\r\nLe groupe de travail « Economie du travail et inégalités » existe depuis l’année universitaire 2001-2002. Il est consacré à la présentation de travaux en cours. La forme retenue est une présentation relativement courte (45 minutes maximum), pleinement interrompue, suivie d’une discussion informelle. Les séances sont ouvertes à tous. ','The « Economie du travail et inégalités » seminar has existed since the academic year 2001-2002. It is a relatively informal seminar, where the papers presented are often not entirely finished. Most presentations are internal, although suggestions of presentations from expternal friends and colleagues are welcome. The seminar lasts for one hour. Plan for a (frequently-interrupted) presentation of 45 minutues, followed by an informal discussion. The seminar is open to everybody. ','','','','','NON','OUI','RECHE','OUVE',1,0,'2008-09-12'),(14,'RISPSOC','Risques et protection sociale','Carine Milcent','MILCENT','Carine','milcent@pse.ens.fr','','','','','','','NON','OUI','RECHE','OUVE',1,0,'2006-09-14'),(15,'DISTAHI','La discipline au travail. 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Le séminaire à lieu à la MSE.\r\n<br><br>\r\nCorrespondante administrative : Cécile ALRIVIE','<br><br>\r\nThe seminar is organized by the Paris School of Economics, with the financial support of Cepremap and Banque de France/PSE partnership.\r\n<br><br>\r\nAdministrative correspondant: Cécile ALRIVIE\r\n<br>\r\nThis seminar is organized by Nicolas DROMEL and Romain RANCIERE.\r\n','','','','','OUI','OUI','RECHE','OUVE',1,0,'2013-07-02'),(55,'OBJSOUF','Objectiver la souffrance','Baptiste Brossard, Marlène Benquet, Pascal Marichalar, Emmanuel Martin','','','','Ce séminaire, qui a lieu un mecredi par mois de 10h à 12h, est organisé par quatre doctorants en sociologie du Centre Maurice Halbwachs (ENS-EHESS-CNRS-U.Caen).<br>\r\nDepuis les années 1980, la question de la mesure et de l\'objectivation de la souffrance est devenue un point de conflit et un enjeu central dans de nombreux secteurs. La sociologie, en étudiant cette réalité, court toujours le risque de tomber dans l\'un de deux travers : pêcher par excès de constructivisme et nier (parfois malgré soi) la réalité de la souffrance ; épouser aveuglément les définitions et constatations de la souffrance produites au sein d\'autres disciplines ou pratiques professionnelles.<br>\r\nNotre séminaire a pour objet de décrire les enjeux et les pratiques de l\'objectivation de la souffrance, afin qu\'à terme se dessine une posture sociologique pertinente pour saisir cette réalité. Chaque séance fera appel à deux intervenants au minimum, d\'horizons différents, universitaires ou « praticiens » (psychiatres, médecins du travail, syndicalistes, statisticiens, avocats...) dont les interventions permettront de définir un espace de débat.','','','CMH','','','OUI','OUI','RECHE','OUVE',0,1,'2008-10-10'),(17,'ANTHROF','Frontières de l\'anthropologie','Benoît de l\'Estoile','DE LESTOILE','Benoît','benoit.de.l.estoile@ens.fr','Le séminaire Frontières de l\'anthropologie a pour vocation de présenter et discuter un certain nombre de travaux récents et de questions de l\'anthropologie actuelle qui constituent des enjeux centraux non seulement pour les anthropologues, mais aussi pour les chercheurs et  étudiants de diverses disciplines, au sein des sciences sociales et historiques, mais aussi au-delà, que ce soit du côté de la philosophie, de la littérature ou encore des sciences expérimentales.\r\n\r\n','','','','','','NON','OUI','FORMA','OUVE',0,1,'2008-01-10'),(18,'SSIMMIG','Sciences sociales et immigration','Choukri Hmed (Univ. de Paris 9), Alexis Spire (CNRS) & Claire Zalc (CNRS)','HMED','Choukri','choukri.hmed@ens.fr','L’émergence de l’immigration comme enjeu du débat public a contribué à ennoblir cet objet de recherche, longtemps considéré comme illégitime. Les succès électoraux du Front National, les réformes successives de la législation sur l’entrée et le séjour et l’inflation des discours médiatiques et politiques sur l’intégration, puis sur les discriminations, ont placé l’immigration au cœur de controverses scientifiques et politiques. L’objectif de ce séminaire, ouvert à tous, est de restituer la genèse sociale des concepts et des enjeux mobilisés dans ces débats, grâce à la présentation de travaux scientifiques récents.<p></p>\r\nPour cela, nous avons choisi d’adopter une perspective résolument pluridisciplinaire. A chaque séance, l’intervenant proposera un texte, support à sa présentation, qui sera soumis à un discutant chargé d’introduire le débat avec les participants au séminaire. 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Nous essaierons d’appliquer ce changement de perspectives à différents contextes historiques et nationaux. Par ailleurs, de nombreux travaux français et anglo-saxons s’intéressent désormais au poids de l’histoire coloniale dans la généalogie des discours, des enjeux et des pratiques relatifs à l’immigration. Nous tenterons de mettre en débat ce regard croisé entre histoire migratoire et histoire coloniale. Enfin, si la prise en compte des différentes institutions étatiques constitue un apport incontestable de l’historiographie récente, l’histoire de l’immigration ne saurait se réduire à l’exercice unilatéral du pouvoir de l’Etat sur les étrangers : elle se décline également selon les trajectoires des migrants et selon les stratégies qu’ils déploient tout au long de leur séjour dans la société d’accueil.','','http://www.paris-jourdan.ens.fr/semina/','CMH','','','OUI','OUI','FORMA','OUVE',0,1,'2007-10-04'),(19,'SOCIOHI','Pratiques et méthodes de la socio-histoire du politique','Nicolas Mariot','MARIOT','Nicolas','nicolas.mariot@ens.fr','Ce séminaire accueille des intervenants extérieurs venant présenter des recherches récentes dans le domaine de la socio-histoire du politique.','','','','','','NON','OUI','FORMA','OUVE',0,1,'2006-10-10'),(20,'ECOPCIN','EPCI (Economie politique du changement institutionnel) Seminar','Elvire GUILLAUD et Jérôme BOURDIEU','GUILLAUD','Elvire','Elvire.Guillaud@univ-paris1.fr','Séminaire co-organisé par l\'EEP/PSE et l\'Université Paris 1. Ce   séminaire a lieu 1 fois par mois, le mardi de 16h30 à 18h, en   alternance sur le campus Jourdan et à la MSE. Les intervenants sont   des chercheurs externes de notoriété internationale. Ils présentent   leurs travaux les plus récents dans le champ de l\'économie  politique.  Les travaux mettant l\'accent sur le changement  institutionnel sont  privilégiés. Chaque présentation est suivie  d\'une discussion menée par  un chercheur affilié à PSE ou à la MSE.\r\nCe séminaire est organisé par Elvire Guillaud et Jérôme Bourdieu.  \r\n<br><br>\r\nCorrespondante administrative : Mitzi CARDOVILLE','Seminar co-organized by PSE (Paris School of Economics) and MSE (University Paris 1 Pantheon-Sorbonne). The seminar is held once a month, on Tuesdays from 4:30pm to 6pm. The location alternates between the Jourdan campus and MSE. The invited speakers are from another institution and have an international reputation. They present their most recent works in the field of political economy. Works that highlight institutional changes are preferred. Each presentation is followed by a discussion conducted by a researcher affiliated to PSE or MSE.\r\n\r\n<br><br>\r\nAdministrative correspondant: Mitzi CARDOVILLE\r\n<br>\r\nThis seminar is organized by Elvire GUILLAUD and Jérôme BOURDIEU.\r\n','','','','','OUI','OUI','RECHE','OUVE',1,0,'2007-09-18'),(21,'REPS21S','Repenser la solidarité au 21e siècle','Serge Paugam','DUVOUX','Nicolas','Nicolas.Duvoux@ehess.fr','En partant du double constat de la prééminence dans notre société du débat sur les solidarités - débats sur l’exclusion, sur l’avenir des retraites, sur les difficultés d’insertion des jeunes, et même sur l’élaboration des projets de réforme de la sécurité sociale et de leur difficultés communes à atteindre des objectifs - d’une part et du morcellement des recherches qui lui sont consacrées d’autre part, le séminaire Repenser la solidarité au 21e siècle a été conçu avec l’objectif de faire la synthèse de ces recherches, de les confronter à la pratique d’acteurs professionnels et bénévoles issus du secteur associatif et de faire ressortir les propositions qui émergeront de cette confrontation dans une visée aussi bien théorique que politique.','','http://www.cmh.eris.ens.fr/articles.php?id=52','CMH','','','NON','OUI','RECHE','OUVE',0,1,'2006-09-12'),(22,'ECOTPPU','Public Policy Seminar','WREN-LEWIS Liam et CLARK Andrew','WREN-LEWIS Liam','Liam','liam.wren-lewis@ psemail.eu','Le séminaire porte sur l’économie appliquée des politiques publiques. De nombreux champs de l’économie sont représentés : économie publique, économie de l’éducation, économie et psychologie, économie du travail.\r\n<br><br>\r\nCorrespondante administrative : Mitzi CARDOVILLE','<br><br>\r\nThe seminar features applied research on public policies. Various fields are represented: public finance, economics of education, behavioural economics, labour economics.\r\n<br><br>\r\nAdministrative correspondant:Mitzi CARDOVILLE\r\n<br>\r\nThis seminar is organized by WREN-LEWIS Liam et CLARK Andrew.\r\n','','','','','OUI','OUI','RECHE','OUVE',1,0,'2012-01-18'),(23,'MODMSSS','Modélisation et méthodes statistiques en sciences sociales','Marion Selz, Benoît Tudoux','SELZ','Marion','marion.selz@ens.fr','Créés à l\'initiative de membres du Centre Maurice Halbwachs (ex LASMAS),  les ateliers M2S3 s\'adressent aux personnes travaillant sur des données quantitatives en sciences sociales. Ils ont pour objectif de leur permettre d\'exposer leurs difficultés, de rencontrer des interlocuteurs, d\'échanger sur des méthodes et de confronter différents points de vue afin de développer - indépendamment de l\'utilisation d\'un logiciel particulier - les recherches sur des modèles pour traiter des données en sciences sociales, les comparaisons de méthodes statistiques et l\'aide à l\'interprétation des résultats.<br>\r\nLes réunions sont ouvertes à toutes les personnes qui le souhaitent (sans inscription préalable et sans frais), utilisateurs de données, chercheurs, ingénieurs ou étudiants à partir du MASTER. Le cadre de ces réunions est plutôt informel et les participants doivent se sentir libres d\'y exprimer leurs difficultés et/ou d\'y avancer des solutions même incertaines.','','','CMH','','','OUI','OUI','RECHE','OUVE',0,1,'2006-09-18'),(25,'ETUHALB','Etudes halbwachsiennes','Marie Jaisson','JAISSON','Marie','marie.jaisson@ens.fr','Le séminaire présente et discute des recherches qui touchent aujourd’hui, à un titre ou à un autre, des domaines de première importance dans l’œuvre de Maurice Halbwachs (1877-1945) : sociologie de la ville et des groupes sociaux, sociologie économique et démographie, psychologie collective et études de mémoire collective, rapprochements et confrontations de la sociologie avec la philosophie, l’histoire et les mathématiques. Séminaire ouvert aux étudiants de master.','','','CMH','','','NON','OUI','FORMA','OUVE',0,1,'2007-09-24'),(26,'ETHURBA','Séminaire ethnographie urbaine','Marie Cartier (Univ. de Nantes), Isabelle Coutant (ENS), Yasmine Siblot (Univ.de Paris 1)','COUTANT','Isabelle','Isabelle.Coutant@ens.fr','Le séminaire ethnographie urbaine n\'est pas reconduit pour l\'année 2006/2007. <p></p>\r\n\r\nA partir de l\'étude d’un quartier pavillonnaire de la banlieue parisienne (basée sur une enquête de terrain menée avec des étudiants depuis 2004 et sur des données statistiques), le séminaire s’inscrit dans le prolongement d’une réflexion sur les transformations des classes moyennes et populaires contemporaines et sur leur diversité interne. Il vise à cerner la façon dont l’accès à la propriété, en maison individuelle notamment, structure les trajectoires sociales : l’acquisition du statut de propriétaire s’accompagne-t-elle d’une modification des pratiques économiques, culturelles ou encore politiques ?<br>\r\nIl s’agira d’éclairer l’articulation entre appartenance de classe, statut social et logement à travers différents thèmes de recherche : place de l’accès à la propriété dans les trajectoires résidentielles et professionnelles, fonction de l’accès à la propriété pour les populations immigrées, sociabilités juvéniles dans les quartiers pavillonnaires, stratégies résidentielles et stratégies scolaires, relations de voisinage, conflits suscités par la cohabitation de diverses fractions de classes et de diverses générations, etc.<br>\r\nLes séances seront consacrées à la fois à la présentation de cette recherche en cours et à des interventions d’autres chercheurs travaillant sur des objets proches. ','','','CMH','','','NON','OUI','FORMA','OUVE',0,1,'2006-09-11'),(27,'MARTINE','Marché du travail et inégalités','A. Clark et B. Reynaud','REYNAUD','Bénédicte','benedicte.reynaud@ens.fr','Organisé par PSE, le séminaire cherche à contribuer, au sein de la Fédération PARIS-Jourdan, à la structuration des échanges autour du thème  Inégalités et marché du travail par des approches différentes quant à leurs hypothèses, leurs méthodes et leurs liens aux autres sciences sociales.','','','','','','NON','OUI','RECHE','OUVE',1,0,'2006-09-12'),(28,'AUTFSOC','L\'auto-fabrication des sociétés : population, politiques sociales, santé','Paul-André Rosental','ROSENTAL','Paul-André','rosental@ehess.fr','Ce séminaire collectif réunit les membres du Groupe ESOPP (Études sociales et politiques des populations, de la protection sociale et de la santé), récemment constitué au sein du Centre de Recherches Historiques de l’EHESS. Il vise à expliciter le profond renouvellement qu’a connue l’histoire des populations depuis une quinzaine d’années : prise en compte du caractère « construit » de la population ; articulation entre étude des pratiques, des savoirs et des institutions ; relecture, par le biais des objets démographiques (mortalité, migrations, familles, etc.) de l’histoire des politiques sociales ou de l’hygiène publique. C’est, plus généralement, toute la question de la fabrication et de la régulation des sociétés par elles-mêmes qui est ainsi posée.<br>\r\nLe groupe réunit des historiens, des politistes, des sociologues. Sa perspective de travail est à la fois comparative et « croisée », puisqu’il opère sur de multiples terrains de recherche nationaux, tant à l’intérieur qu’à l’extérieur du cadre européen. Tout en s’appuyant sur les recherches contemporaines menées sur l’État, il s’intéresse également à d’autres formes institutionnelles, qu’elles opèrent à d’autres échelles (municipalités ou organismes supranationaux par exemple), ou qu’elles soient de nature privée (entreprises, associations, églises, etc.).','','http://calenda.revues.org/nouvelle6020.html','','','','NON','OUI','FORMA','OUVE',0,1,'2006-11-12'),(29,'COMIAPP','Commerce international appliqué','E. Chevassus-Lozza, C. Le Mouël, A. Suwa-Eisenmann','LE MOUEL','Chantal','chantal.lemouel@rennes.inra.fr','Le but de ce séminaire est, en premier lieu, de faire le point sur les développements récents de l\'économie internationale et de ses applications empiriques. Il devra aussi permettre des présentations de travaux en cours au sein du Département SAE2 de l\'INRA et visera à susciter de nouvelles questions de recherches.<br>\r\nLe séminaire a vocation interne de groupe travail et sera organisé autour d\'un thème. Chaque thème comprendra 3 ou 4 séances de travail (étalées sur 3 à 4 mois) dont une synthèse de la littérature récente faite par un spécialiste, des présentations traditionnelles de travaux, éventuellement commentées par un spécialiste du sujet, et des séances plus prospectives de lectures et discussions d\'articles.','','','','','','NON','OUI','RECHE','OUVE',1,0,'2006-09-11'),(30,'SEMEXCE','Séminaire exceptionnel','Cécile Alrivie','ALRIVIE','Cécile','alrivie@jourdan.ens.fr','Ce séminaire est  consacré à une présentation exceptionnelle qui se déroule sur le Campus Jourdan. ','','','','','','OUI','OUI','RECHE','OUVE',0,0,'2005-12-05'),(31,'DROECO','Lunch séminaire Droit et Economie','Maya Bacache, Emmanuel Breen, Jean-Louis Halpérin, Florencio Lopez-de-Silanes, David Spector','HALPERIN','Jean-Louis','jean-louis.halperin@ens.fr','Le Séminaire Law and Economics n\'est pas reconduit pour l\'année 2006-2007.','','http://www.sciences-sociales.ens.fr/','','','','NON','OUI','FORMA','OUVE',1,0,'2006-09-11'),(32,'TERRELI','Terrains et religion','Baptiste Coulmont (Univ. de Paris 8) & Amel Boubekeur (Doctorante ENS/EHESS)','BOUBEKEUR','Amel','amel.boubekeur@wanadoo.fr','Le séminaire Terrain et religion n\'est pas reconduit pour l\'année 2006/2007. Ce séminaire du Centre d’Etudes Interdisciplinaires des Faits Religieux (EHESS) et du Laboratoire de Sciences Sociales (Ecole Normale Supérieure)  a pour but de traiter de la diversité des phénomènes religieux contemporains en mettant en relief différentes recherches où le religieux sera traité selon des approches qui en font une des variables, l’une des saveurs d’un terrain. C’est à une réflexion sur la manière d’intégrer l’objet religieux sur des terrains qui ne relèvent pas forcément de la sociologie de la religion que ce séminaire appelle. Les recherches exposées dans ce séminaire auront alors un double aspect :<br>\r\n&#160;&#160;- méthodologique tout d’abord et l’on s’intéressera d’autant plus à la cuisine du terrain que les confrontations d’objets – d’ingrédients – nous intéressent,<br>\r\n&#160;&#160;- théorique simultanément, puisque c’est en quelque sorte aux frontières des théories que nous essaieront de nous placer.<br>Au carrefour des différents domaines des sciences sociales (économie, sociologie, science politique, anthropologie…), mais en insistant sur le travail de terrain, ce traitement du religieux permettra un échange également entre doctorants et chercheurs confirmés.','','http://coulmont.com/blog/seminaire/','','','','NON','OUI','FORMA','OUV',0,1,'2006-09-11'),(33,'POPHPXS','Population et histoire politique au XXe siècle','Paul-André Rosental','ROSENTAL','Paul-André','rosental@ehess.fr','Le séminaire étudiera cette année la nécessité de poser la migration comme un objet planétaire, affranchi des typologies a priori (migrations intérieures, internationales, coloniales), dépassant les saisies partielles de tel ou tel flux de mobilité, et articulant des dimensions (économiques, sanitaires, raciales, politiques), souvent séparées dans l’analyse.<br>\r\nLe terrain d’étude sera, sous  l’entre-deux-guerres, les tentatives de régulation des migrations mises en œuvre par le Bureau International du Travail. Elles engagent en effet des acteurs souvent négligés (les organismes internationaux, les associations, les Églises, les entreprises), et postulent la centralité du phénomène migratoire : pour les réformateurs sociaux, l’existence des migrations de masse est le moyen de pousser à la diffusion mondiale de l’État-Providence, en s’appuyant sur l’argument, libéral, de la mise à niveau des conditions de concurrence économique. .<br>\r\n\r\nLa dimension politique sera essentielle : conditions de survie d’une institution « faible », effet des dynamiques diplomatiques sur l’architecture mondiale de la mobilité, mais aussi conflits géopolitiques menant à la guerre. On étudiera comment l’objectif d’un meilleur partage des matières premières et de la main-d\'œuvre au nom d’un intérêt supérieur de l’humanité, a été récupéré par les nations dépourvues d’empires coloniaux pour justifier les coups de force territoriaux (Mandchourie, Ethiopie) : une façon de rappeler la plasticité des idéaux et des institutions, dont seule une approche historique peut évaluer les usages dans des contextes donnés. .<br>\r\n\r\nPour donner au séminaire une portée à la fois empirique et méthodologique, chaque séance sera accompagnée d’une lecture obligatoire, texte d’époque ou travail d’historien.\r\n','','','','','','NON','OUI','FORMA','OUVE',0,1,'2006-11-12'),(34,'COMINTE','Paris Trade Seminar','Thierry VERDIER, Anne-Célia DISDIER, Lionel FONTAGNE et Thierry MAYER','CARDOVILLE','Mitzi CARDOVILLE','cardoville@pse.ens.fr','Le séminaire Paris trade seminar est un séminaire commun Ecole d’Economie de Paris, INRA et Sciences Po. Il a lieu le mardi de 14h30 à 16h00, deux fois par mois. De septembre 2014 à janvier 2015, le séminaire aura lieu à Sciences Po (56 rue des Saints-Pères, 75007 Paris, M° Saint Germain des Prés). De février 2015 à juin 2015, le séminaire se tiendra à la Maison des Sciences Economiques de l’Université de Paris I (106, boulevard de l’Hôpital, 75013 Paris, M° Place d’Italie ou Campo Formio). <br>\r\nLe séminaire accueille les travaux récents en économie internationale et à la frontière du domaine, de chercheurs français ou étrangers. Le séminaire constitue un point central de rencontre des économistes spécialisés en commerce à Paris. Des discussions informelles entre l’intervenant et les participants auront lieu à la fin du séminaire.<br> \r\n\r\nCorrespondante administrative : Mitzi CARDOVILLE. Contact : cardoville@pse.ens.fr<br>\r\n \r\n\r\n\r\n','<br><br>\r\nThe Paris trade seminar is a common seminar to the Paris school of economics, INRA and Sciences Po. The seminar takes place every two weeks on Tuesday, 2.30 pm to 4.00pm, rotating by semesters between the two PSE campuses and Sciences Po. In this academic year 2014-2015, the seminar’s venue is Sciences Po (56 rue des Saints-Pères, 75007 Paris, M° Saint Germain des Prés) between September 2014 and January 2015. From February to June 2015, the seminar will move to Maison des Sciences Economiques at University of Paris I (106-112, boulevard de l’Hôpital, 75013 Paris, M° Place d’Italie or Campo Formio).<br>\r\nThe seminar presents recent works by French and foreign scholars about International trade and its frontiers with other fields. The seminar has become a major meeting point for trade economists in Paris. Consequently it is scheduled to have informal discussions between participants and the speaker at the end of the seminar. <br>\r\n\r\nAdministrative correspondant: Mitzi CARDOVILLE. Contact: cardoville@pse.ens.fr <br>\r\nThis seminar is organized by A-C. Disdier, L. Fontagné, T. Mayer et T. Verdier.\r\n','https://sites.google.com/site/paristradeseminar/','','','','OUI','OUI','RECHE','OUVE',1,0,'2011-04-08'),(35,'HISECON','Economic History Seminar','Jérôme BOURDIEU, Jean-Yves GRENIER, Pierre Cyrille HAUTCOEUR et Gilles POSTEL-VINAY','CARDOVILLE','Mitzi','cardoville@pse.ens.fr','Ce séminaire porte sur l analyse des phénomènes économiques dans une perspective historique. Il vise à mettre en évidence les développements récents les plus significatifs de la recherche en histoire économique, en particulier les travaux employant des méthodes et des modélisations originales permettant de représenter la temporalité des transformations économiques aussi bien à l échelle microéconomique qu\'à l\'échelle macroéconomique.\r\n<br><br>\r\nCorrespondante administrative : Mitzi CARDOVILLE','<br>\r\n<br>\r\nThis seminar relates to the analysis of the economic phenomena from the historical point of view. It aims at highlighting the recent developments most significant of research in economic history, in particular work employing of the methods and original modelings making it possible to represent the temporality of the economic transformations as well on a microeconomic scale as on a macroeconomic scale.\r\n<br><br>\r\nAdministrative correspondant: Mitzi CARDOVILLE\r\n<br>\r\nThis seminar is organized by Jérôme BOURDIEU, Jean-Yves GRENIER, Pierre Cyrille HAUTCOEUR and Gilles POSTEL-VINAY.\r\n','http://www.paris-jourdan.ens.fr/wheberg/simiand/spip_simiand/','','','','OUI','OUI','RECHE','OUVE',1,0,'2008-09-22'),(36,'GDTAVAS','Groupe de travail : Risques','Arnold Chassagnon et Gabrielle Demange','LEBRETON','Marie-Hélène','lebreton@pse.ens.fr','Le groupe travaille autour du thème des annuités et de la rente viagère sous ses différentes formes. Les déterminants de la demande d’annuités, les contraintes de l’offre, liées en particulier à la sophistication du marché du crédit et le déploiement et l’évolution de ces actifs dans l’histoire jusqu’à aujourd’hui seront abordés. Une attention particulière sera donnée aux phénomènes de sélection adverse et d’aéa moral qui pourraient coexister sur les marchés associés aux annuités. Concernant la demande d’annuité, on abordera aussi les liens entre impatience pour le présent, aversion au risque et vieillissement. La dimension du partage de risque de mortalité entre homme et femme sera approfondie. Enfin, ce séminaire s\'intéressera à un lien entre l\'allongement de la vie, la santé des agents et leur comportement vis-à-vis de l\'assurance vie nottament la rente.','','http://www.pse.ens.fr/axes/axe7gtalvie.html','','','','NON','OUI','RECHE','OUVE',1,0,'2007-10-04'),(37,'LUNTOM','TOM (Théorie, Organisation et Marchés) Lunch Seminar','Laurent LAMY','LAMY','Laurent','laurent.lamy@ens.fr','L\'objectif du Lunch séminaire TOM (Théorie, Organisation et Marchés) est de fournir un cadre convivial et régulier dans lequel des recherches en cours peuvent être discutées de façon informelle. Les travaux seront à contenu principal théorique autour des thèmes marchés / jeux / finance / contrats / enchères / rationalité / organisations. Il est ouvert à tous les doctorants et chercheurs du site. Il accueille des présentations de doctorants, ainsi que des présentations de travaux en cours de chercheurs, du site ou de passage, jeunes ou moins jeunes.\r\n<br><br>\r\nViolaine TORDEUX (violaine.tordeux@ens.fr)\r\n','<br><br>\r\nAdministrative correspondant: Violaine TORDEUX (violaine.tordeux@ens.fr)\r\n<br>\r\nThis seminar is organized by Laurent LAMY.\r\n','','','','','OUI','OUI','RECHE','OUVE',1,0,'2006-09-18'),(41,'CASSSOC','Casse-croûte socio','Laure Béréni et Olivier Godechot','Béréni','Laure','Laure.Bereni@ens.fr','L\'accent est mis sur des travaux empiriques - des enquêtes, des résultats - en sociologie, anthropologie, histoire, science politique... Il se déroule dans un cadre convivial autour d\'un petit casse-croûte. Il est ouvert aux enseignants, aux chercheurs et aux doctorants du site Jourdan et/ou du Centre Maurice Halbwachs.\r\n','','','CMH','','','OUI','OUI','RECHE','OUVE',0,1,'2007-10-04'),(40,'CONFPSE','Conférences PSE','E. Caroli','CAROLI','Eve','caroli@pse.ens.fr','Trois à cinq fois dans l’année, les conférences PSE accueillent des intervenants extérieurs reconnus internationalement, sur le modèle des ‘invited lectures’ des congrès d’économistes. Les présentations mettent en perspective un champ de recherche, ses enjeux scientifiques et ses implications pour les politiques publiques. Elles sont suivies par l’intervention d’un discutant et les questions de la salle.','','','','','','NON','OUI','RECHE','OUVE',1,0,'2007-07-12'),(43,'GUESCSC','La Guerre des Sciences Sociales','François Buton, Nicolas Mariot, André Loez et Emmanuelle Picard','MARIOT','Nicolas','nicolas.mariot@ens.fr','La guerre des sciences sociales est un séminaire de lectures et de travail sur documents, consacré à l\'analyse des explications que les sciences sociales prétendent apporter aux phénomènes de violence collective, sans spécialisation sur une période ou aire géographique particulières. Les auteurs des travaux discutés peuvent être présents et intervenir mais, sauf exception, ils ne donnent pas d\'exposés formels, puisque leurs textes sont présentés par un responsable de séance.\r\n','','http://www.jourdan.ens.fr/~mariot/hoprubrique.php?id_rub=8','','','','NON','OUI','RECHE','OUVE',0,1,'2007-10-04'),(44,'ESPSICO','Espace social des inégalités contemporaines. La constitution de l\'entre-soi','Florence Maillochon & Serge Paugam','MAILLOCHON','Florence','florence.maillochon@ens.fr','Les inégalités résultent de prédispositions liées à l’origine sociale, mais elles sont liées aussi aux trajectoires des individus et à leurs capacités à se constituer en groupes en fonction d’intérêts, d’opportunités et d’affinités. La création volontaire de l’entre soi est à l’origine de nouvelles inégalités au sens où se constituent dans l’espace social des oppositions entre franges rivales de la population pouvant se disputer l’accès à un certain nombre de richesses, d’avantages, voire de privilèges. Ces inégalités dépendent, en moins partiellement, de la capacité créatrice de liens sociaux des individus tout au long de la vie. L’espace social des inégalités apparaît aujourd’hui plus éclaté qu’il n’a pu l’être dans le passé tant les groupes sociaux semblent se constituer et s’opposer en fonction d’un ensemble diversifié et complexe de distinctions statutaires, souvent assez éloignées de l’origine sociale. Dans le prolongement du séminaire de l’année dernière qui a porté sur le thème « statuts, identités et reconnaissance », on tentera d’interroger cette année la notion d’« entre-soi ». Il s’agira de montrer, à partir de plusieurs études empiriques, comment les individus se regroupent et décident ensemble de se soutenir et d’affirmer leur spécificité par rapport au monde extérieur et aux autres groupes.<p></p>\r\nDeuxième vendredi du mois  de 15 h à 18 h  (ENS, Campus Paris-Jourdan, 48 bd Jourdan 75014 Paris) , du 9 novembre 2007 au 13 juin 2008','','','CMH','','','NON','OUI','RECHE','OUVE',0,1,'2007-09-18'),(45,'METQSOC','Méthodes quantitatives en sociologie','Michel Forsé','FORSE','Michel','Michel.Forse@ens.fr','Introduction aux méthodes et outils statistiques d\'analyse uni et multivariées.','','http://www.cmh.acsdm2.ens.fr/','CMH','','','OUI','OUI','FORMA','OUVE',0,1,'2006-12-22'),(46,'SCMHETT','Séminaire de l\'équipe ETT du CMH','Céline Bessière, Alexandra Bidet, Sibylle Gollac, Choukri Hmed','HMED','Choukri','choukri.hmed@ens.fr','L’équipe « Enquêtes, terrains, théories » (ETT) du Centre Maurice Halbwachs (UMR CNRS 8097) organise un séminaire mensuel ouvert à tous, et plus particulièrement aux étudiants de Master et de doctorat. Les séances sont l’occasion de faire connaître et de discuter des recherches les plus récentes des membres de l’équipe (statutaires, associés ou invités). La première partie du séminaire est consacrée à la présentation par les auteurs de leurs travaux ; la seconde partie est réservée à la discussion par un membre de l’équipe puis au débat avec la salle.\r\n<br>\r\nLes séances se tiennent soit les mardis soit les jeudis, de 10 h à 12 h, en salle A 4 sur le Campus Jourdan.\r\n','','','CMH','','','NON','NON','RECHE','OUVE',0,1,'2007-10-04'),(48,'GDTMTBR','Groupe de travail : Macroeconomic Tea Break','Daniel Cohen, Michel Juillard, Xavier Ragot et Romain Rancière','COHEN','Daniel','daniel.cohen@ens.fr','Ce groupe de travail sera l’occasion de présenter des travaux de recherche avancés dans les différents domaines de la macroéconomie, en réunissant l’ensemble des chercheurs et des étudiants de Master 2 s’inscrivant dans ce champ de recherche.\r\nLe groupe de travail se déroulera lors du Tea Break, de 16h00 à 17h00,  un mardi sur deux.\r\n','This workshop is devoted to the discussion of advanced works in all fields of\r\nmacroeconomy. All researchers, PhD students and students in Master 2 on\r\nthe Jourdan site are welcome. The workshop will take place every other Tuesday, from 4:00 to 5:00pm.','','','','','NON','OUI','RECHE','OUVE',1,0,'2007-05-29'),(49,'THEADR','Conférence du Centre de Théorie et d\'Analyse du Droit','','','','','','','','','','','NON','OUI','RECHE','OUVE',0,1,'2007-10-04'),(51,'PRAQSOC','Pratiques quantitatives de la sociologie','Maryse Marpsat, Annick Kieffer, Isabelle Frechon','LE SUEUR','Christine','christine.le_sueur@grass.cnrs.fr','L’atelier «Pratiques quantitatives de la sociologie» est part intégrante de la formation CNRS «Pratiques de la sociologie» (avec l’appui de la MSH et de l’Université Paris 8). En raison de son caractère méthodologique, ce séminaire peut être validé par les étudiants de l\'EHESS dans le cadre du master de sociologie. Il s’adresse à ceux (étudiants et chercheurs) qui souhaitent mieux comprendre les usages faits des données quantitatives en sociologie, y compris s’ils n’ont pas eux-mêmes de formation aux statistiques. Les différentes interventions, quoique portant sur des thèmes et des exemples précis, seront traitées de telle sorte qu’elles mettront en relief des éléments utiles à des recherches portant sur des sujets très différents. Deux séances «transversales» seront consacrées, l’une aux grands principes des enquêtes par sondage (présentés sur des exemples et sans formules), l’autre à la protection des données individuelles (loi «Informatique et Libertés»); les autres interventions porteront sur les pratiques empiriques et la construction des objets: enquêtes menées dans un pays étranger, ou dans plusieurs pays, et difficultés que l\'on rencontre lorsqu\'on essaie de transposer des questions ou des méthodes à un autre contexte (ce qui, en fin de compte, conduit à s\'interroger sur sa pratique y compris dans son propre pays); compromis dans la conduite des enquêtes statistiques (comment construire des nomenclatures, des questionnaires, des procédures d\'enquête en respectant les règles de méthode et en répondant à la question qu\'on se pose, tout en tenant compte des contraintes du terrain et du contexte institutionnel dans lequel les enquêtes sont produites); et influence des outils statistiques (définitions, nomenclatures, méthodes) dans les résultats obtenus.','','','CMH','','','NON','OUI','RECHE','OUVE',0,1,'2007-10-04'),(52,'ECOINDU','Economie industrielle','Marie-Laure Allain, Faye Steiner, Thibaud Vergé et David Spector','SPECTOR','David','spector@pse.ens.fr','Le \"Séminaire d\'Économie Industrielle\" co-organisé par l\'École Polytechnique, le Centre d\'Économie de la Sorbonne (Université Paris 1), Paris Jourdan Sciences Economiques et le Laboratoire d\'Économie Industrielle a lieu environ une fois par mois ( jeudi à 17 heures). Ce séminaire permet aux chercheurs extérieurs de présenter leurs travaux. ','','','','','','NON','OUI','RECHE','OUVE',1,0,'2007-10-22'),(53,'LUNCINT','GSIE (Graduate Students International Economics) Lunch Seminar','Lionel Fontagné, Matthieu Crozet and Thierry Verdier with the assistance of Elsa Leromain and Julian Hinz','GSIE','','gsieseminar@gmail.com.','Correspondante administrative : Violaine TORDEUX','\r\n<br><br>\r\nThe GSIE Seminar and Blog aim to provide a platform for PhD students and recent graduates in International Economics to present their research and receive feedback from other students and researchers. While primarily established for students at the Paris School of Economics and Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne, we gladly welcome presentations and blog contributions by students from other institutions.\r\n<br><br>\r\nThe GSIE Seminar is jointly organized by Lionel Fontagné, Matthieu Crozet and Thierry Verdier with the assistance of Elsa Leromain and Julian Hinz. The GSIE Blog is maintained by Julian Hinz and Elsa Leromain.\r\n<br><br>\r\nIf you’re interested in presenting your paper in the seminar or want to contribute a post to the blog, send a draft of your paper to gsieseminar@gmail.com.\r\n\r\n<br><br>\r\nAdministrative correspondant: Violaine TORDEUX','http://www.gsie-seminar.org/','','','','OUI','OUI','RECHE','OUVE',1,0,'2007-11-19'),(56,'GDTRISQ','Risk Working Group','Arnold CHASSAGNON et Grégory PONTHIERE','CHASSAGNON','Arnold','arnold@cict.fr','Correspondante administrative : Violaine TORDEUX','<br><br>\r\nAdministrative correspondant: Violaine TORDEUX\r\n<br>\r\nThis seminar is organized by Arnold CHASSAGNON et Grégory PONTHIERE.\r\n','','PSE UMR8545','','','OUI','OUI','RECHE','OUVE',1,0,'2008-12-05'),(58,'SEMRECS','Seminaire de recrutement sénior','','','','','','','','','','','NON','OUI','RECHE','OUVE',1,0,'2009-01-13'),(59,'JPALGL','Groupe de lecture J-PAL','le J-PAL Europe','SEBAN','Juliette','jseban@povertyactionlab.org','Pour prendre du recul, s\'informer et réfléchir aux évolutions récentes dans le domaine des évaluations, JPAL Europe organise un groupe de lecture une fois par mois. La présentation d\'un papier est suivie d\'une discussion, le tout d\'une durée d\'une heure et demie. Nous tentons d\'aborder les aspects techniques des évaluations, leur apport pour la recherche en économie mais également des exemples concrets d\'expérimentations.','','','JPAL','','','OUI','OUI','RECHE','OUVE',1,0,'2009-02-04'),(60,'','Séminaire de commerce international Ecole d\'économie de Paris/INRA/Sciences Po','Ce séminaire est organisé par L.Fontagné, T. Mayer, A. Suwa-Eisenmann, T. Verdier avec l’aide de B. Havet.','','','havet@pse.ens.fr','Le séminaire de commerce international est organisé par l\'Ecole d’Economie de Paris avec un financement complémentaire de l’INRA et de Sciences Po’. Il a lieu le mardi de 14h00 à 15h30, deux fois par mois, en alternance sur les trois sites parisiens. En 2009-2010, le séminaire a lieu sur le campus Paris-Jourdan (48 bd Jourdan, 75014 Paris) d’octobre 2009 à janvier 2010, puis à la Maison des Sciences Economiques de l’université de Paris-I (106, boulevard de l\'Hôpital, 75013 Paris) de février à juin 2010. Le séminaire accueille des travaux récents ou en cours, de chercheurs français ou étrangers. Les intervenants reçoivent chercheurs et doctorants à l’occasion de leur visite sur le campus.','The trade seminar is organized by the Paris school of economics, with additional funding from INRA and Sciences Po’. The seminar takes place every two weeks on Tuesday, 2 pm to 3.30pm, rotating by semesters between the three campus. In 2009-2010, the seminar’s venue is campus Paris Jourdan (48 bd Jourdan, 75014 Paris) between October 2009 and January 2010 and Maison des Sciences Economiques at University of Paris-I (106, boulevard de l\'Hôpital, 75013 Paris) between February and June 2010. The seminar presents work in progress, by French and foreign scholars. Speakers meet PhD students and researchers during their visit on the campus. The seminar is organized by L.Fontagné, T. Mayer, A. Suwa-Eisenmann, T. Verdier, with the administrative help of B. Havet.','','','','','OUI','NON','RECHE','OUVE',0,0,'0000-00-00'),(75,'SEMRECR','Séminaire de recrutement','Karen Macours','Macours','Karen','macours@pse.ens.fr','','','','','','','OUI','NON','RECHE','OUVE',0,0,'2011-03-04'),(64,'DISESIN','Dispositifs éducatifs, socialisation, inégalités','Marianne Blanchard (CMH équipe ETT), Joanie Cayouette-Remblière (CREST) et Rémi Tréhin-Lalanne (CMH équipe PRO)','','','Marianne.blanchard@gmail.com','Séminaire \"Dispositifs éducatifs, socialisation, inégalités\",\r\nun mercredi par mois, 16h-18h, à partir du 21 octobre 2009.\r\nCentre Maurice Halbwachs, 48 boulevard Jourdan, 75014 Paris, bâtiment B 2e étage, salle de réunion\r\n\r\nInitié en 2007-2008, ce séminaire aborde à travers des recherches en cours la question de la socialisation et des inégalités sociales en matière d\'éducation. Ne se limitant pas au seul cadre scolaire, il fait une place aux effets éducatifs d\'ordre non pédagogique et invite plus généralement à replacer systématiquement ce qui se passe à l\'école dans un contexte élargi.\r\nCe séminaire se veut également un lieu de réflexion sur la manière d’exploiter et d’articuler au mieux les différents registres méthodologiques : enquêtes ethnographiques, entretiens, questionnaires à petite échelle, enquêtes statistiques, archives.\r\nAfin de se tenir au plus près de l’enquête sociologique, les intervenants  présentent directement les matériaux à partir desquels ils construisent leurs analyses. L’enjeu est de poursuivre la construction d’un espace d’échange critique réunissant chercheurs apprentis et chercheurs confirmés.','','','CMH','UMR PSE','','OUI','NON','RECHE','OUVE',0,1,'2009-11-18'),(61,'GRODTES','Groupe de Travail \"Economie de la Santé\"','','GODEFROY','Raphaël','godefroy@pse.ens.fr','Le groupe de travail \"Economie de la Santé\" a lieu le jeudi entre 17h et 18h, à l\'Ecole d\'Economie de Paris (salle 6B du bâtiment principal, ENS Jourdan - en alternance avec le groupe \"Risques\". Il est destiné en priorité aux présentations des doctorants de l\'EEP, mais est également ouvert à tout étudiant ou enseignant-chercheur dont le travail porte sur l\'économie de la santé ou un sujet connexe. Si vous souhaitez faire une présentation au cours de l’année 2009-2010 et réserver une date, vous pouvez contacter Raphael Godefroy (godefroy@pse.ens.fr).\r\n','The working group \"Health Economics\" takes place every Thursday from 5pm to 6pm (Room 6B, ENS Jourdan - alternately with the group \"Risks\"). It is primarily dedicated to PSE PhD students\' presentations, but it is also open to any student or researcher working in health economics or on a related topic. If you want to make a presentation during the years 2009-2010 and book a date, you can contact Raphael Godefroy (godefroy@pse.ens.fr).','','PSE UMR8545','','','OUI','NON','RECHE','OUVE',0,0,'2009-10-07'),(62,'GTECOSA','Health Economics Working Group','Raphaël GODEFROY','GODEFROY','Raphael','godefroy@pse.ens.fr','Le groupe de travail \"Economie de la Santé\" a lieu le jeudi entre 17h et 18h, à l\'Ecole d\'Economie de Paris (salle 6B du bâtiment principal, ENS Jourdan - en alternance avec le groupe \"Risques\"). Il est destiné en priorité aux présentations des doctorants de l\'EEP, mais est également ouvert à tout\r\n étudiant ou enseignant-chercheur dont le travail porte sur l\'économie de la santé ou un sujet connexe. Si vous souhaitez faire une présentation au cours de l’année 2009-2010 et réserver une date, vous pouvez contacter Raphael Godefroy (godefroy@pse.ens.fr).\r\n\r\n<br><br>\r\nCorrespondante administrative : Mitzi CARDOVILLE','<br><br>\r\nThe working group \"Health Economics\" takes place every Thursday from 5pm to 6pm (Room 6B, ENS Jourdan - alternately with the group \"Risks\"). It is primarily dedicated to PSE PhD students\' presentations, but it is also open to any student or researcher working in health economics or on a related topic. If you want to make a presentation during the years 2009-2010 and book a date, you can contact Raphael Godefroy (godefroy@pse.ens.fr).\r\n<br><br>\r\nAdministrative correspondant: Mitzi CARDOVILLE\r\n<br>\r\nThis seminar is organized by Raphaël GODEFROY.\r\n','','PSE','ECNOMIE PUBLIQU','','NON','OUI','RECHE','OUVE',1,0,'2009-10-07'),(80,'MACROPW','Macro Workshop','Vincent BOITIER, Eleni ILIOPOULOS et François LANGOT','Eleni','ILIOPOULOS','Eleni.Iliopulos@univ-paris1.fr','Ce groupe de travail interne permet aux doctorants de présenter leurs papiers en macroéconomie.\r\n\r\nRégulièrement, le workshop accueillera des présentations de chercheurs-visiteurs ou de chercheurs à l’Ecole d’Economie de Paris.\r\n\r\nLe workshop a lieu tous les jeudis de 15h à 16h, à la Maison des Sciences Economiques (106-112, boulevard de L’Hopital,75013 Paris).\r\n\r\n<br><br>\r\nCorrespondante administrative : Cécile ALRIVIE\r\n','<br><br>The macro workshop is addressed to all PhD students, faculty members and visiting PhD students or visiting researchers working on topics in macroeconomics. It takes place every Thursday from 15h to 16h, in MSE Campus, before the macro seminar. It is organized by Eleni Iliopulos, François Langot and Vincent Boitier. Presentations will last 60 minutes including questions and comments of the audience. Presentations in English will be mandatory. PhD students should present their research work at least once every academic year.  If you need any extra piece of information, don\'t hesitate to contact us.\r\n<br><br>\r\nAdministrative correspondant: Cécile ALRIVIE\r\n<br>\r\nThis seminar is organized by Camille Vincent BOITIER, Eleni ILIOPOULOS and François LANGOT.\r\n','http://www.parisschoolofeconomics.eu/en/research/seminars/macro-workshop/','','','','OUI','NON','RECHE','OUVE',1,0,'2013-07-02'),(81,'ECO-PSY','Séminaire d\'Economie et Psychologie','','','','','','Ce séminaire n\'a plus lieu sur le campus Jourdan, mais à la MSE (106, bd Hôpital 75013 PARIS) <BR>\r\n\r\nPour plus d\'informations, consulter la page web ci-dessous : \r\n<a href=\"http://centredeconomiesorbonne.univ-paris1.fr/menu-bas-ces/acces/\" target=\"_blank\">\r\nhttp://centredeconomiesorbonne.univ-paris1.fr/menu-bas-ces/acces//annexes-simulateur/Donnees/pdf/CN16.pdf</a>\r\n\r\n\r\n','','','','','OUI','OUI','RECHE','OUVE',1,0,'2011-10-11'),(66,'JOBMARS','Job Market Seminar','Comité de recrutement ','','','recruitingpse@psemail.eu','Ce séminaire a pour but de donner aux candidats au poste d’assistant professeur à l’Ecole d’Economie de Paris l’occasion de présenter leurs travaux.\r\n<br>\r\nCorrespondant administratif : Violaine TORDEUX','<br><br>\r\nThis seminar aims at giving the candidates to an assistant professor position at the Paris School of Economics the opportunity to present their work.\r\n<br>\r\nAdministrative correspondant : Violaine TORDEUX \r\n<br>\r\nThis seminar is organized by the Recruiting Committee\r\n<br><br>','http://www.parisschoolofeconomics.eu/spip.php?rubrique116','','','','OUI','NON','RECHE','OUVE',1,0,'0000-00-00'),(86,'WORKGRO','Propagation Mechanisms','Francis Bloch, Gabrielle Demange, Rachel Kranton','Demange','Gabrielle','demange@pse.ens.fr','',' The object of the working group is to investigate propagation mechanisms in networks. These include contagion, herding, viral marketing... A particular attention will be given to information dissemination in social networks. Open only for master 2 and PhD students. Students will be asked an active participation.\r\n<br><br>\r\nAdministrative correspondant:Mitzi CARDOVILLE','','PSE UMR8545','','','OUI','OUI','RECHE','OUVE',1,0,'2011-12-07'),(68,'THEJEUX','Parisian Seminar of Game Theory','Rida LARAKI, Vianney Perchet, Tristan Tomala, Guillaume Vigeral','LARAKI','Rida','laraki@poly.polytechnique.fr','Le Séminaire Parisien de Théorie des Jeux se tient le lundi de 11h à midi, en général en salle 314 (3e étage) ou en salle 201 (2e étage), au Centre Emile Borel de l\'Institut Henri Poincare,\r\n11 rue Pierre et Marie Curie, Paris 5ème\r\n<br><br>\r\nCorrespondant administratif : Rida LARAKI\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n','<br><br>\r\nAdministrative correspondant: Rida LARAKI\r\n<br>\r\nThis seminar is organized by Rida Laraki, Vianney Perchet, Tristan Tomala, Guillaume Vigeral,\r\n','http://sites.google.com/site/theoriedesjeux/','','Economie Théori','','OUI','OUI','RECHE','OUVE',1,0,'2010-03-11'),(71,'MACROPR','Macro Retreat','Romain Rancière','Alrivie','Cécile','cecile.alrivie@ens.fr','<br><br>\r\nCorrespondante administrative : Cécile ALRIVIE','<br><br>\r\nAdministrative correspondant: Cécile ALRIVIE\r\n<br>\r\nThis seminar is organized by Romain Rancière.\r\n','','','','','OUI','NON','RECHE','OUVE',1,0,'2013-07-02'),(72,'PSE-PSI','PSI-PSE (Petit Séminaire Informel de la Paris School of Economics) Seminar','','','Brice FABRE, Nathalie FERRIERE e','','Le Petit Séminaire Informel de la Paris School of Economics - Little Informal Seminar of the Paris School of Economics - a lieu un mardi sur deux de 17h à 18h30 à Jourdan et un mercredi sur deux à la MSE.\r\nLors de chaque séance, une à deux présentations de 45 minutes (questions et discussion incluses) ont lieu. L’objectif de ce séminaire est d’offrir un espace pour présenter des recherches très préliminaires ou même de simple idées dans tous les domaines de l’économie.\r\nIl est ouvert à tous les doctorants et chercheurs de l’Ecole d’Economie de Paris.\r\nSi vous souhaitez réserver une date pour présenter vos recherches, contactez les organisateurs Elliot Aurissergues (elliot.aurissergues@gmail.com), Nathalie Ferrière (ferriere.nathalie@gmail.com) et Brice Fabre (bfabre01@pse.ens.fr).\r\n','The Little Informal Seminar of the Paris School of Economics - Petit Séminaire Informel de la Paris School of Economics - takes place every two weeks on tuesday 5-6:30 pm.\r\nEach session is made of one or two 45 minutes presentations (questions and discussion included). This seminar offers the possibility to present very preliminary projects or even simple ideas in all areas of economics.\r\nThe seminar is open to all PhD students and researchers of the Paris School of Economics.\r\nIf you want to book a slot, please contact Elliot Aurissergues (elliot.aurissergues@gmail.com), Nathalie Ferrière (ferriere.nathalie@gmail.com) or Brice Fabre (bfabre01@pse.ens.fr)\r\n','https://spreadsheets.google.com/ccc?key=0AvIw42TrA_7ddHZ3eXVQNXpzalFHaldod3U2N3NjOWc&hl=en','','','','OUI','OUI','RECHE','OUVE',1,0,'2010-10-19'),(69,'CASUFDS','Casual Friday Development Seminar (CFDS)','Clément Imbert and Adrien Lorenceau','IMBERT','','','Le Casual Friday Development Seminar a lieu un vendredi sur deux (en alternance avec le séminaire Economie du travail et des politiques publiques)  de 12h30 à 13h30 (salle 8, ENS Jourdan). Son objectif est de fournir un cadre convivial et régulier dans lequel des recherches en cours en économie du développement, peuvent être discutées de façon informelle. Il est ouvert à tous les doctorants et enseignants-chercheurs de PSE-Ecole d\'Economie de Paris. Le Casual Friday Development Seminar reprend ses activités le vendredi 1er octobre 2010. Si vous souhaitez faire une présentation au cours de l’année et réserver une date, vous pouvez contacter Clément Imbert et Adrien Lorenceau.\r\n','The Casual Friday Development Seminar takes place every fortnight on Friday from 12:30 to 13:30 (Room 8, ENS Jourdan). It alternates with the Labor Economics and Public Policy Seminar. Its objective is to provide a friendly and informal atmosphere in which ongoing research in developement economics can be presented and discussed. It is open to all students and faculty members of the Paris School of Economics. The Casual Friday Development Seminar resumes its activities on Friday, October 1st, 2010. If you want to make a presentation during the year and book a date, you can contact Clément Imbert and Adrien Lorenceau.\r\n','','','','','OUI','NON','RECHE','OUVE',0,0,'0000-00-00'),(70,'LUNCFDS','Casual Friday Development Seminar - Working group (Lunch Seminar)','Yannick DUPRAZ et Marion MENETRIER','DUPRAZ','Yannick','yannick.dupraz@gmail.com','Le Casual Friday Development Seminar a lieu un vendredi sur deux  de 12h30 à 13h30. Son objectif est de fournir un cadre convivial et régulier dans lequel des recherches en cours en économie du développement, peuvent être discutées de façon informelle. Il est ouvert à tous les doctorants et enseignants-chercheurs de PSE-Ecole d\'Economie de Paris. Le Casual Friday Development Seminar reprend ses activités le vendredi 26 septembre 2014. Si vous souhaitez faire une présentation au cours de l’année et réserver une date, vous pouvez contacter Yannick DUPRAZ(yannick.dupraz@gmail.com) et Marion MENETRIER (marion.menetrier@psemail.eu).\r\n\r\n<br><br>\r\nCorrespondants administratifs : Yannick DUPRAZ et Marion MENETRIER','<br><br>\r\nThe Casual Friday Development Seminar takes place every fortnight on Friday from 12:30 to 13:30 . Its objective is to provide a friendly and informal atmosphere in which ongoing research in developement economics can be presented and discussed. It is open to all students and faculty members of the Paris School of Economics. The Casual Friday Development Seminar resumes its activities on Friday, September 26th, 2014. If you want to make a presentation during the year and book a date, you can contact Yannick DUPRAZ (yannick.dupraz@gmail.com) and Marion MENETRIER  (marion.menetrier@psemail.eu).\r\n<br><br>\r\nAdministratives correspondants:Yannick DUPRAZ and Marion MENETRIER\r\n<br>\r\nThis seminar is organized by Yannick DUPRAZ and Marion MENETRIER\r\n<br><br>','https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AhUUiO1H7AaVdEhkRFhQdVZMMjI0bE9hRllsYkI3aXc&usp=docslist_api#gid=0','','','','OUI','NON','RECHE','OUVE',1,0,'2010-09-23'),(73,'DEVCONA','Déviances et contrôle social : Approche interdisciplinaire des déviances et des institutions pénales','Marwan Mohammed CMH (marwan.mohammed@ens.fr)','Mohammed','Marwan','marwan.mohammed@ens.fr','L’objet de ce séminaire organisé conjointement par le CESDIP et le CMH, est d’échanger et de réfléchir sur l’évolution des différentes formes de déviance, sur leur perception ainsi que sur les transformations qui traversent les institutions pénales – de la police au traitement judiciaire, de l’enfermement carcéral aux structures de contrôle social - qui encadrent la déviance. Il s’agira d’interroger et de diffuser les nouveaux travaux sur ces sujets, sachant que la recherche en ces domaines, en dépit des restrictions d’accès à certains objets, est tout à fait vivante et croissante. Ce séminaire est ouvert aux étudiants, aux chercheurs, ainsi qu’aux élus, professionnels et journalistes intéressés par ces thèmes.\r\n','','','CMH','','','OUI','NON','RECHE','OUVE',0,1,'2010-10-21'),(74,'HISECCO','The Construction of Economic History Working Group','Eric MONNET, Clément DHERBECOURT et Annie LOESER','MONNET','Eric','monnet@pse.ens.fr','Ce séminaire réunit des doctorants et jeunes chercheurs autour de questions méthodologiques propres à l’étude historique de l’économie. Pour chaque thème, une séance préparatoire est consacrée à la discussion de textes classiques et une seconde séance permet d\'engager la discussion avec un chercheur confirmé, dont les travaux font référence et ont éclairé la question méthodologique traitée. Cette présentation est autant l’occasion d’un retour sur la construction d’un travail de recherche que l’élaboration de nouvelles perspectives. Le séminaire fait le pari de réunir autour de ces questions des participants de toutes les sciences sociales, afin de dépasser certaines barrières propres à l’enseignement et la recherche en histoire économique. Sociologues, historiens, économistes, anthropologues, démographes sont ainsi invité-e-s à venir confronter leur point de vue et les méthodes déployées dans leur propre champ disciplinaire. A plus long terme, ce séminaire vise à dégager certains points focaux, éléments et projets communs, au delà de la diversité des disciplines et des objets étudiés. Au fil des séances, nous tâcherons donc de constituer un corpus de textes et d\'interventions de référence pour l’histoire économique d\'aujourd\'hui.\r\n<br><br>\r\nCorrespondants administratifs : Eric MONNET (monnet@pse.ens.fr) - Clément DHERBECOURT (cledherbeco@gmail.com) - Annie LOESER (aloeser@pse.ens.fr)','<br><br>\r\nThis seminar is organized by graduate students and young researchers, and tackles methodological issues specific to the historical study of the economy. For each theme, a two step process is followed. In a first time, a preparatory session is devoted to the discussion of classic texts, then in a second session we invite a senior researcher whose work helped to think the issue addressed. The discussion will focus on the making of past researches as much as on the development of new perspectives. The seminar is aiming at bringing together researchers from all the disciplines of social science, in order to overcome existing barriers in the field of economic history. Sociologists, historians, economists, anthropologists, and demographers are invited to join and compare their views and the methods employed in their own disciplinary field. In the longer run, hopefully, this seminar will help to identify certain focal points, certain common features and projects in economic history beyond the diversity of disciplines and topics studied. Throughout the sessions, we will try to gather and create a corpus of “must read” texts and interventions for today’s economic history.\r\n<br><br>\r\nAdministratives correspondants: Eric MONNET (monnet@pse.ens.fr) - Clément DHERBECOURT (cledherbeco@gmail.com) - Annie LOESER (aloeser@pse.ens.fr)\r\n<br>\r\nThis seminar is organized by Eric MONNET, Clément DHERBECOURT and Annie LOESER.\r\n','https://sites.google.com/site/seminairehistoireeconomique/','','','','OUI','NON','RECHE','OUVE',1,0,'2010-11-16'),(76,'CONFDOC','PhD Conferences','','','','','','','','','','','OUI','NON','RECHE','OUVE',1,0,'2011-06-11'),(82,'ONG','NGOs, Development and Globalization','Pamina KOENIG & Thierry VERDIER','KOENIG','Pamina','pamina.koenig@psemail.eu','Les organisations non gouvernementales (ONG) jouent un rôle croissant et fondamental dans le développement et l’économie internationale. Les recherches existantes en Économie sur ce thème sont cependant limitées. <BR> \r\nLe but de ce séminaire informel est de faire avancer la frontière sur cette ligne de recherche d’un point de vue théorique et empirique. <BR>\r\nLes interventions,  de chercheurs en économie et autres sciences humaines, mais aussi de professionnels sont les bienvenues.<BR>  \r\nCe séminaire a lieu 3 fois pas an sur le Campus Jourdan, 48 boulevard Jourdan, 75014 Paris.\r\n<br>\r\n\r\nCorrespondante administrative : Mitzi Cardoville\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n<br>','<br>\r\nNon governemental organizations (NGOs) play a central role in development and international economics. The existing literature in Economics on the behavior and emergence of NGOs is however scarce. This informal seminar aims at bringing together theoretical and empirical researchers working on NGO-related issues. 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The goal of this workshop is to give the opportunity for researchers interested in the field of regional and urban economics to attend presentations and exchange ideas.The RUES consists in an optional lunch followed by two or three presentations, with discussions. It has an international coverage as at least one foreign keynote speaker is invited to each session.The RUES will take place every trimester on tuesday or thursday from 12:00 to 18:00 PM\r\n<br><br>\r\nadministrative correspondant : Violaine TORDEUX (violaine.tordeux@ens.fr)\r\n<br>\r\nThis seminar is organized by Miren LAFOURCADE, Laurent GOBILLON\r\n','http://www.parisschoolofeconomics.eu/fr/vie-scientifique/seminaires/regional-and-urban-economics-seminar-rues/','','','','OUI','OUI','FORMA','OUVE',1,0,'0000-00-00'),(92,'GDTMVCC','Workshop : market for votes and corporate control','Francis BLOCH, Gabrielle DEMANGE, Ulrich HEGE','','','','','The purpose of the working group is to provide an up-to-date assessment of\r\nvoting and control contests in corporations. It includes issues such as ownership concentration, one class-dual class, shareholder agreements, shareholder activism, vote buying.  \r\n<br>\r\nThe first session on January 15 will introduce  the subject and present  the main themes  that will be investigated.\r\n<br>\r\nParticipants will present recent articles, preferably among those tagged with a [$]. Those marked with [S] are Surveys, with [*]fundamental articles.\r\n<br>\r\nPlease register before January 8 at demange@pse.ens.fr\r\n<br>\r\nSchedule : Tuesdays 2-4 p.m. : January 15, 22, 29, February 5, 12.\r\n<br><br>\r\nControl Contests and Multiple Blockholders\r\n<br><br>\r\n[*] Jerey Zwiebel, Block Investment and Partial Benets of Corporate\r\nControl The Review of Economic Studies, 1995\r\n<br>\r\n[$] Barclay, Michael J. and Cliord G. Holderness (1991) \\Negotiated\r\nBlock Trades and Corporate Control.\" Journal of Finance, 46, 861-78.\r\n<br>\r\nAlbuquerque, Rui and Enrique Schroth, 2010, Quantifying private\r\nbenets of control from a structural model of block trades, Journal\r\nof Financial Economics Vol. 96(1), 33{55\r\n<br>\r\nBennedsen, M. and D. Wolfenzon, 2000. The Balance of Power in\r\nClose Corporations. Journal of Financial Economics 58, 113-139.\r\n<br>\r\nBloch, F. and U. Hege, 2003. Multiple Shareholders and Control Contests.\r\nUnpublished working paper. Universite Aix-Marseille.\r\n<br>\r\nAlex Edmans, Blockholder Trading, Market Efficiency, and Managerial\r\nMyopia, Journal of Finance 64(6), 2481-2513, December 2009\r\n<br>\r\n[$] Alex Edmans and Gustavo Manso, Governance Through Trading\r\nand Intervention: A Theory of Multiple Blockholders, Review of Financial\r\nStudies 24(7), 2395-2428, July 2011.\r\n<br>\r\nLaeven, Luc and Ross Levine (2007) Complex Ownership Structures\r\nand Corporate Valuations, Review of Financial Studies Vol. 21(2),\r\n579-604\r\n<br>\r\n[$] Doron Levit, Soft Shareholder Activism, working paper, Wharton\r\nSchool, 2012\r\n<br>\r\n[$] Doron Levit and Nadya Malenko (2011), Non-Binding Voting for\r\nShareholder Proposals, Journal of Finance, 66(5), 1579-1614, October\r\n2011\r\n<br>\r\nKonijn, S., R. Kräussl, and A. Lucas, 2011, \\Blockholder dispersion\r\nand rm value\". Journal of Corporate Finance, 17: 1330-1339.\r\n<br>\r\nWinton, Andrew (1993) \\Limitation of Liability and the Ownership\r\nStructure of the Firm.\" Journal of Finance, 48, 487-512.\r\n<br><br>\r\nShareholder Agreements\r\n<br><br>\r\n[$] Chemla, Gilles, Michel A. Habib, Alexander Ljungqvist (2007), An\r\nAnalysis of Shareholder Agreements, Journal of the European Economic\r\nAssociation Vol. 5 (1) 93-121.\r\n<br>\r\nMarc Goergen Arif Khurshed and Luc Renneboog, 2006, Explaining\r\nthe Diversity in Shareholder Lockup Agreements, Journal of Financial\r\nIntermediation, Vol. 15(2), pp. 254-280\r\n<br>\r\nBelot, Francois, 2010, Shareholder Agreements and Firm Value: Evidence\r\nfrom French Listed Firms, working paper,\r\nhttp://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract id=1282144\r\n<br>\r\nVolpin, P., 2002, \\Governance with poor investor protection: Evidence\r\nfrom top executive turnover in Italy,\" Journal of Financial Economics\r\n64, 61-90.\r\n<br>\r\nAngelo S. Baglioni, Shareholders\' Agreements and Voting Power: Evidence\r\nfrom Italian Listed Firms,\r\nhttp://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract id=1092864\r\n<br><br>\r\nOwnership/votes: one class or dual class?\r\n<br><br>\r\n[*] Grossman, Sanford and Oliver Hart, 1988, One Share-One Vote and\r\nthe Market for Corporate Control, Journal of Financial Economics 20:\r\n175-202.\r\n<br>\r\n[S] David Yermack, Shareholder Voting and Corporate Governance,\r\nAnnual Review of Financial Economics, 2011.\r\npreprint under http://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract id=1523562\r\n<br>\r\n[S] Burkart, M. and S. Lee, 2008, \\One share, one vote: The theory,\"\r\nReview of Finance 12, 1-49.\r\n<br>\r\n[S] Renée Adams and Daniel Ferreira, One Share-One Vote: The Empirical\r\nEvidence, Review of Finance, Volume 12, Issue 1, 51-91\r\n<br>\r\n[$] Ernst Maug, Bilge Yilmaz (2002), Two-Class Voting: A Mechanism\r\nfor Conict Resolution, American Economic Review, 92, 1448 - 1471.\r\n<br>\r\nShearman and Sterling, 2007, \\Proportionality between ownership and\r\ncontrol in EU listed companies: comparative legal study, External\r\nstudy commissioned by the European Commission,\" Brussels, May\r\n2007, http://www.ecgi.org/osov/nal report.php.\r\n<br>\r\nTatiana Nenova (2003) The value of corporate voting rights and control:\r\nA cross-country analysis, Journal of Financial Economics 68,\r\nIssue 3, June 2003, Pages 325-351\r\n<br>\r\nGompers, Ishii, Metrick (2010), Extreme governance: An analysis of\r\ndual-class rms in the United States, Review of Financial Studies Vol.\r\n23(3), 1051-1088.\r\n<br>\r\nScott W. Bauguess; Myron B. Slovin; Marie E. Sushka, Large shareholder\r\ndiversication, corporate risk taking, and the benets of changing\r\nto dierential voting rights Journal of Banking and Finance, 2012;\r\n36(4):1244-1253.\r\n<br><br>\r\nVote buying\r\n<br><br>\r\nJE Bethel, G Hu, Q Wang, 2009,The market for shareholder voting\r\nrights around mergers and acquisitions: Evidence from institutional\r\ndaily trading and voting, Journal of Corporate Finance, 2009\r\n<br>\r\nE Dekel, MO Jackson, A Wolinsky Vote buying: General elections,\r\nJournal of Political Economy, 2008\r\n<br>\r\n[$] E Dekel, A Wolinsky, Buying shares and/or votes for corporate\r\ncontrol The Review of Economic Studies, 2012\r\n<br>\r\nStefano Demichelis Klaus Ritzberger A general equilibrium analysis of\r\ncorporate control and the stock market Economic Theory, 2011.\r\n<br>\r\nAlessandra Casella, Aniol Llorente-Saguer, Thomas R. Palfrey, \"Competitive\r\nEquilibrium in Markets for Votes,\" J. Pol Economy 2012\r\n<br>\r\n[$] Henry T.C. Hu Bernard Black Hedge Funds, Insiders, and the Decoupling\r\nof Economic and Voting Ownership: Empty Voting and Hidden\r\n(Morphable) Ownership Journal of Corporate Finance, 2007.\r\nextended version SSRN: http://ssrn.com/abstract=904004\r\n<br>','','','','','OUI','OUI','RECHE','OUVE',1,0,'0000-00-00'),(94,'FOOT','Football et sciences sociales :  les footballeurs entre institutions et marchés','','Tordeux','Violaine','violaine.tordeux@ens.fr','<br><br>\r\nSéminaire mensuel organisé par : Luc Arrondel-PSE et Stéphane Beaud-UPX et ETT/CMH \r\n<br><br>\r\nCorrespondante administrative : Violaine Tordeux\r\n<br><br>\r\nLe football fait l’objet d’un étonnant paradoxe: en dépit d’une place sociale et culturelle centrale, il a longtemps été ignoré par les sciences humaines, sauf par quelques « afficionados ». Aujourd\'hui, ce dédain que lui témoignait la recherche académique appartient au passé. Phénomène multidimensionnel s\'il en est, le football est désormais étudié sous différents angles : historiens, sociologues, anthropologues, économistes… tous veulent refaire le match… Le séminaire Football et sciences sociales aura cette année pour thème : « Les footballeurs entre institutions et marchés ».\r\n<br><br>','','','','','','OUI','NON','RECHE','OUVE',1,0,'0000-00-00');
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By eliciting beliefs, we are able to assess whether differences in trust rates are due to stereotyping or a \"taste for discrimination.\" By measuring actual trustworthiness, we are able to determine whether beliefs are statistically correct. We find that trust is pervasive and depends on the partisan identity of the trustee. Differential trust rates are explained by incorrect stereotypes about the other\'s lack of trustworthiness rather than by a \"taste for discrimination.','/ydepot/semin/texte1314/HER2015POL.pdf','','','2015-01-19','17:00:00','18:15:00','1ENSE101','','SEMRFOU','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3729,'DEL VALLE','Alejandro','PSE, Berkeley','','','','','','From caring to work : The labor market effects of non-contributory health insurance','','','Health reforms in low and middle income countries usually entail the provision of free or subsidized health insurance. In this paper I examine whether this type of insurance encourages employment by freeing up resources previously used  by households  to cope with health shocks. To isolate the causal effect of providing free health insurance I use a difference in differences design that exploits the municipal (county) level variation created by the rollout of Mexico\'s Seguro Popular (SP). My main finding is that SP increases labor supply by retaining  workers in the labor force. I hypothesize that this  occurs because SP reduces the time burden that dependents in poor health impose on caregivers. Consistent with the proposed channel,  I find that the labor supply response triggered by SP is driven by women, and in particular by those with caregiving responsibilities. Time use estimates provide additional evidence of the mechanism, as they  illustrate that the increase in female labor supply results from the reallocation of time from caregiving tasks at home to work in the labor market. The finding that SP increases labor supply is additionally important because it highlights that the provision of subsidized health insurance does not entail an efficiency loss in the labor market. Specifically,  I show that the increase in the share of workers in jobs without employer based health insurance, that is, in informal jobs, is not driven by workers moving to less productive informal jobs, but by informal workers being retained in the labor force. Accordingly, back of the envelope calculations indicate that SP lead to a gain of a quarter of one percent of GDP. ','','','','2014-09-16','12:30:00','13:30:00','1ens0008','','LUNSEMI','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3757,'MOREIRA','Humberto','FGV/EPGE-Fundation Getulio Vargas- Escola Brasileira de Economia ','','','','','','Simultaneous Adverse Selection and Moral Hazard','Co-author : Daniel Gottlieb','','We study a principal-agent model with moral hazard and adverse selection. Agents have private\r\ninformation about the distribution of outputs conditional on each effort and, possibly, the cost of effort.\r\nWe prove existence, characterize the solution, and establish several general properties of the resulting\r\nmultidimensional screening problem. A positive mass of types with low conditional probabilities of\r\nsuccess gets a constant payment and zero rents. Exclusion is desirable if and only if it is first-best\r\nefficient. Unlike in pure adverse selection models, there is distortion everywhere: the region of types\r\nwho exert high effort is contained in the interior of the first-best high-effort region. Under additional\r\nconditions, the optimal mechanism offers only finitely many contracts. For example, if the agent is\r\nrisk neutral and has limited liability, all agents are offered a single contract. Our model, therefore,\r\nprovides a multidimensional screening rationale for the lack of rich menus of contracts observed in\r\ncertain environments. We apply our framework to multidimensional generalizations of canonical\r\nmodels in insurance, regulation, and optimal taxation and show that it generates novel results.','/ydepot/semin/texte1314/MOR2014SIM.pdf','','','2014-09-29','17:00:00','18:15:00','','MSE (106-112, boulevard de l\'Hôpital -  Salle du 6ème étage ) 75013 Paris <br>','SEMRFOU','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3758,'FRIJTERS','Paul','University of Queensland','','','','','','Mental health resilience: which Childhood Circumstances matter?','Co-auhors : Fabrice Etilé (INRA-ALISS and Paris School of Economics)\r\nDavid Johnston (Centre for Health Economics, Monash University)\r\nMichael Shields (Centre for Health Economics, Monash University)\r\n\r\n','','','/ydepot/semin/texte1314/FRI2014PRE.doc','','','2014-09-24','12:30:00','13:45:00','1ENS0008','','ECOTPPU','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3759,'DRAGONE','Davide','Department of Economics, University of Bologna','','','','','','Obesity and Smoking: Can we kill two birds with one tax?','Co-authors : Francesco Manaressi & Luca Savorelli ','','','http://ideas.repec.org/p/bol/bodewp/wp878.html','','','2014-11-19','12:30:00','13:45:00','1ens008','','ECOTPPU','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','2014-11-12'),(3760,'SAEZ','Emmannuel','University of California','','','','','','Mobilitté Intergénérationnelle aux Etats-Unis','Programme Conférence <br>\r\n16h - Mot d’accueil Pierre-Yves Geoffard, directeur de PSE<br>\r\n16h10 - Conférence d\'Emmanuel Saez<br>\r\n17h10 - Échanges avec la salle<br>\r\n18h - Cocktail de clôture<br>\r\n\r\nInformation et inscription\r\nT. Eychenne : thibaud.eychenne@psemail.eu<br>','','','','','','2014-12-10','16:00:00','17:30:00','','Fondation Hellénique - Cité Universitaire ','ECOTPPU','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3761,'LETH-PETERSEN','Soren','Department of Economics - University of Copenhagen','','','','','','Housing Collateral, Credit Constraints and Entrepreneurship.','Co-authors : Thais Lærkholm Jensen & Ramana Nanda','','','/ydepot/semin/texte1314/LET2015HOU.pdf','','','2015-01-14','12:30:00','13:45:00','1ens0008','','ECOTPPU','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3762,'GOBILLON','Laurent','INED and Paris School of Economics','','','','','','Regional Policy Evaluation: Interactive Fixed Effects and Synthetic Controls','Co-author : Thierry Magnac (Toulouse School of Economics)','','','/ydepot/semin/texte1314/GOB2015REG.pdf','','','2015-02-04','12:30:00','13:45:00','1ens0008','','ECOTPPU','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3763,'JACKSON','Kirabo','Northwestern University','','','','','','The Effects of School Spending on Educational and Economic Outcomes: Evidence from School Finance Reforms','','','Since Coleman (1966), many have questioned whether school spending affects student outcomes. The school finance reforms that began in the early 1970s and accelerated in the 1980s caused some of the most dramatic changes in the structure of K–12 education spending in US history. To study the effect of these school-finance-reform-induced changes in school spending on long-run adult outcomes, we link school spending and school finance reform data to detailed, nationally-representative data on children born between 1955 and 1985 and followed through 2011. We use the timing of the passage of court-mandated reforms, and their associated type of funding formula change, as an exogenous shifter of school spending and we compare the adult outcomes of cohorts that were differentially exposed to school finance reforms, depending on place and year of birth. Event-study and instrumental variable models reveal that a 10 percent increase in per-pupil spending each year for all twelve years of public school leads to 0.27 more completed years of education, 7.25 percent higher wages, and a 3.67 percentage-point reduction in the annual incidence of adult poverty; effects are much more pronounced for children from low-income families. Exogenous spending increases were associated with sizable improvements in measured school quality, including reductions in student-to-teacher ratios, increases in teacher salaries, and longer school years.',' http://works.bepress.com/c_kirabo_jackson/28/','','','2015-03-11','12:30:00','13:45:00','1ens0008','','ECOTPPU','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','2015-02-10'),(3764,'','','*','','','','','','*','','','','','','','2015-04-01','12:30:00','13:45:00','1ens0008','','ECOTPPU','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3765,'DEMING','David','*','','','','','','*','','','','','','','2015-05-06','12:30:00','13:45:00','1ens0008','','ECOTPPU','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3766,'AIZER','Anna','*','','','','','','*','','','','','','','2015-05-27','12:30:00','13:45:00','1ens0008','','ECOTPPU','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3767,'PATHAK','Parag','*','','','','','','*','','','','','','','2015-06-17','12:30:00','13:45:00','1ens0008','','ECOTPPU','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3843,'','','PSE','','','','','','*','GOUPILLE Jonathan (PSE) : \"Behavioral responses to inheritance tax: Evidence from notches in France\"\r\n<br><br>\r\nBrice FABRE (PSE) : \"The trade-off between taxes and fees: evidence from French municipalities\"\r\n<br><br>','','','','','','2014-10-07','17:00:00','18:30:00','1ensreun','','PSE-PSI','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3829,'WHITE','Eugen','Rutgers University','','','','','','THE EVOLUTION OF BANK BOARDS OF DIRECTORS IN NEW YORK, 1840-1950','\r\n\r\n \r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n ','','','/ydepot/semin/texte1314/WHI2014EVO.pdf','','','2014-11-05','17:00:00','18:30:00','1ENS0008','','HISECON','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','2014-09-19'),(3830,'ONORATO ','Massimiliano','IMT Institute for Advanced Studies Lucca','','','','','','Military Conflict and the Economic Rise of Urban Europe.','Co-author : Mark Dincecco\r\n  ','','','/ydepot/semin/texte1314/ONO2014MIL.pdf','','','2014-11-26','16:00:00','17:30:00','1ENS0008','','HISECON','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','2014-09-19'),(3831,'SOHN','Alexander','Université de Bielefeld','','','','','','In Chance We Trust - A critical reflection of a statistical study on the development of professorial salaries in Germany over the 20th century','\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n','','','','','','2014-12-17','17:00:00','18:30:00','1ENS0008','','HISECON','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','2014-09-19'),(3832,'DUPRAZ','Yannick','PSE','','','','','','Long Term Persistence of Colonial Education? A Discontinuity Analysis at the Border between French and English Speaking Cameroon.','\r\n\r\n','','','','','','2015-01-21','17:00:00','18:30:00','1ENS0008','','HISECON','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','2014-09-19'),(3833,'SOLAR','Peter ','Vesalius College','','','','','','British Shipping during the Industrial Revolution','\r\n\r\n\r\n','','','','','','2015-02-11','17:00:00','18:30:00','1ENS0008','','HISECON','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','2014-09-19'),(3834,'ROSSI','Pauline','PSE','','ROUANET','Léa ','PSE','','Gender Preferences in Africa : a Comparative Analysis of Fertility Choices','','','','','','','2014-09-26','12:30:00','13:30:00','1ens0008','','LUNCFDS','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3835,'MURARD','Elie ','PSE','','','','','','The impact of migration on family left-behind: estimation in presence of intra-household selection of migrants','','','','','','','2014-10-10','12:30:00','13:30:00','1ens0008','','LUNCFDS','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3836,'DANIELE','Gianmarco','Vrije Universiteit Brussel','','','','','','Street vendors, incentives and self-regulation: a field study in urban India','Co-author(s) : Denni TOMMASI (ULB)','','','','','','2014-10-24','12:45:00','13:45:00','1ens0008','','LUNCFDS','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3837,'DIMRI','Aditi ','PSE','','','','','','Household Composition and Decision-Making: Living with In-Laws in India','','','','','','','2014-11-07','12:30:00','13:30:00','1ense101','','LUNCFDS','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3838,'VANDEN EYNDE','Oliver ','PSE','','','','','','Job Performance in the Kenyan Police (1940-1970)','','','','','','','2014-11-21','12:30:00','13:30:00','1ens0008','','LUNCFDS','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3839,'VALENCIA CAICEDO','Felipe ','Pompeu Fabra / LSE','','','','','','The Mission: Economic Persistence, Human Capital Transmission and Culture in South America','','','','','','','2014-12-05','12:30:00','13:30:00','1ens0008','','LUNCFDS','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3840,'IMBERT','Clément','*','','','','','','Short-Term Migration and Rural Workfare Programs: Evidence from India','','','','','','','2014-12-12','12:45:00','13:45:00','1ens0008','','LUNCFDS','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3841,'LIBOIS','François','UNamur / PSE','','','','','','Firewood Collections and Economic Growth in Rural Nepal 1995-2010: Evidence from a Household Panel','','','','','','','2014-12-19','12:45:00','13:45:00','1ens0008','','LUNCFDS','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3842,'BERTELLI','Olivia','PSE','','','','','','Fertility, food security and agriculture production in times of climate shocks','','','','','','','2015-01-16','13:00:00','14:00:00','1ens0010','','LUNCFDS','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3844,'FERRIERE','Nathalie','PSE','','','','','','Food Aid Allocation: Competition or Coordination?','','','','','','','2014-10-21','17:00:00','18:00:00','1ensreun','','PSE-PSI','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3845,'HOUNGBONON','Georges Vivien','PSE','','','','','','The impact of entry and merger on the pricing of multiproduct firms','','','','','','','2014-11-18','17:00:00','18:00:00','1ensreun','','PSE-PSI','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3846,'LIBOIS','François','PSE','','','','','','Privatization of the commons: Evidence from the implementation of the Forest Rights Act in Udaipur, Rajasthan, India','','','','','','','2014-12-02','17:00:00','18:00:00','1ensreun','','PSE-PSI','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3847,'MOHAMED','Imen Ben','PSE','','','','','','Credit shocks, wage bargaining and monetary policy : a DSGE approach','','','','','','','2014-10-15','17:00:00','18:00:00','','MSE - salle B2.2','PSE-PSI','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3848,'BRYAN','Gharad','LSE','','','','','','The Costs of Spatial Labor Misallocation: Evidence from Indonesia','','','','','','','2015-01-28','17:00:00','18:30:00','1ens0008','','ECODEVE','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3849,'BOGART','Dan','UC-Irvine','','','','','','There can be no Partnership with the King’: Regulatory Uncertainty and  Investment in Britain’s East India Monopoly','','','\'There can b e no Partnership with the King\':\r\nRegulatory Commitment and the Tortured Rise of\r\nEngland\'s East Indian Merchant Empire\r\n\r\nDan Bogart\r\ny\r\nJanuary 2015\r\nAbstract\r\nThe English East India Company help ed build Britain\'s colonial empire, but the\r\nCompany struggled for much of its early history due to a violotile regulatory environ-\r\nment. This pap er argues that the Company\'s p erformance was hindered by instability\r\nand incapacity of English institutions as late as the mid eighteenth century. It gives a\r\nbrief history of the torturous renegotiations over its monop oly trading privileges and\r\nthe scal demands by the monarchy. It also analyzes the eects of p olitical instabil-\r\nity, warfare, and scal capacity on the Company\'s investment in shipping tonnage.\r\nRegressions show the growth of shipping tonnage declined signicantly when there\r\nwere changes in government ministers, when Britain was at war in Europ e and North\r\nAmerica, and when shipping capacity exceeded central government tax revenues. The\r\nndings p oint to the signicance of regulatory institutions in Britain\'s development and\r\nits links with p olitics and war. They also provide a unique insight into how regulations\r\nand investment change as institutions evolve.','/ydepot/semin/texte1314/DAN2015THE.pdf','','','2015-03-04','17:00:00','18:30:00','1ens0008','','ECODEVE','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3850,'ALSAN','Marcella','University of Stanford','','','','','','The Gendered Impact of Young Children\'s Health on Human Capital: Evidence from Turkey','','','','','','','2015-03-25','17:00:00','18:30:00','1ens0008','','ECODEVE','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3851,'MUNSHI','Kaivan','University of Cambridge','','','','','','TBA','','','','','','','2015-04-22','17:00:00','18:30:00','1ens0008','','ECODEVE','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3852,'DIPPEL','Christian','UCLA','','','','','','TBA','','','','','','','2015-05-20','17:00:00','18:30:00','1ens0008','','ECODEVE','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3853,'SEKHRI','Sheetal','University of Virginia','','','','','','TBA','','','','','','','2015-06-10','17:00:00','18:30:00','1ens0008','','ECODEVE','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3855,'RASUL','Imran','University College London','','','','','','State-Building Through Compulsory Schooling: The Response of American States to Mass Migration in the Nineteenth Century','co-author(s) : Oriana Bandiera [LSE], Myra Mohnen UCL] and Martina Viarengo [Graduate Institute, Geneva]','','','','','','2014-10-16','12:30:00','14:00:00','1ens0008','','PEPES','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3856,'DRACA','Mirko',' University of Warwick','','','','','','On Target? The Impact of Sanctions on Listed Firms in Iran','','','','','','http://personal.lse.ac.uk/draca/','2014-11-13','12:30:00','14:00:00','1ens0008','','PEPES','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3857,'DRAZEN','Allan','U Maryland','','','','','','Structural Estimation of the Effects of Term Limits','Co-autheur(s) : Boragan Aruoba and Razvan Vlaicu','','This paper proposes a structural approach to the estimation of the effects of term\r\nlimits. A structural approach also allows us to measure the welfare effects of different\r\nterm limit lengths. We identify and quantify discipline and selection effects using U.S.\r\ngubernatorial elections data for 1950-2007. We find that the possibility of re-election\r\nprovides a significant incentive for incumbents to exert effort. We also find a selection\r\neffect, though it is weaker in terms of its effect on average governor performance.','','','','2014-12-04','12:30:00','14:00:00','1ens0008','','PEPES','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3928,'SPIEGLER','Ran','University College London - Tel Aviv University','','','','','','Bayesian Networks and Boundedly Rational Expectations','','','I present a framework for analyzing decision making under imperfect understanding of the environment’s correlation structure. The decision maker faces an objective long-run probability distribution p over a number of variables (including his own action). He is characterized by a directed acyclic graph R over the set of variable labels. His subjective belief factorizes according to R, via the standard Bayesian-network formula. This belief distortion implies that the decision maker’s long-run behavior may a\r\neffect his perception of the consequences of his actions. I characterize the cases when it does, and\r\ndefine accordingly a \"personal equilibrium\" notion of subjectively optimal choice. The framework provides a simple graphical representation\r\nof various belief biases (coarse reasoning, reverse causality, attribution errors), subsuming recent models of boundedly-rational equilibrium\r\nexpectations as special cases. The framework’s potential for economic\r\napplications is demonstrated with a few stylized examples','','','http://www.tau.ac.il/~rani/BN.pdf','2015-02-02','17:00:00','18:15:00','1ENSe101','','semrfou','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3859,'','WIP (Work In Progress)','*','','','','','','meeting WIP','Andrea Garnero(doctorant PSE : Workforce diversity and productivity in France)\r\n<br><br>\r\nDamien Vandendriessche    (doctorant PSE : Can we measure happiness? The impact of framing effects)\r\n<br><br>\r\nClémentine Van Effenterre     (doctorante PSE : Understanding the gender gap in science - Evidence from France)','','','','','','2014-10-01','11:00:00','12:30:00','1ens0010','','WIP','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3860,'VASCONCELOS',' Helder','University of Porto and CEPR','','','','','','Why entrepreneurs choose risky R&D projects - but still not risky enough','Co-author(s) : Erika Färnstrand Damsgaard, Per Hjertstrand, Pehr-Johan Norbäck and Lars Persson','','Entrepreneurs face higher commercialization costs than incumbents. We show that this\r\nimplies that entrepreneurs will choose more risky projects than incumbents, aiming to reduce\r\ntheir high expected marginal commercialization cost. However, entrepreneurs may select too\r\nsafe projects from a social point of view, since they do not internalize the business steal-\r\ning e¤ect. We also show that commercialization support induces entrepreneurship but may\r\nlead to mediocre entrepreneurship by inducing entrepreneurs to choose less risky projects,\r\nwhereas R&D support encourages entrepreneurship without a¤ecting the type of entrepre-\r\nneurship. Using Swedish patent citation data, we ?nd empirical support for predictions of\r\nthe model.','/ydepot/semin/texte1314/HEL2014WHY.pdf','','','2014-10-13','12:00:00','13:30:00','1ensa004','','io','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3692,'MOULIN','Leonard ','Université Paris 7 Diderot, LADYSS (CNRS - UMR 7533)','','','','','','Tuition fees and social segregation: lessons from a natural experiment at the University of Paris 9-Dauphine','Co-author(s) : David Flacher (Université Paris 13 Sorbonne Paris Cité – CEPN (CNRS UMR 7234)) and Hugo Harari-Kermadec (ENS Cachan – IDHES (CNRS UMR 8533))',' À partir d’une expérience naturelle, la hausse brutale de certains frais d\'inscription à l’Université Paris 9-Dauphine, nous étudions l’impact des frais sur les parcours des étudiants et leur réussite. Nous appliquons une méthode d\'appariement optimal à la base nationale des inscriptions (SISE) pour définir une typologie de ces parcours. Nous évaluons l\'impact de la hausse sur les types de parcours sélectionnés par l\'université à l\'aide d\'un modèle logit multinomial non ordonné. Nous montrons que les parcours scolaires sont significativement impactés. La hausse des frais réduit la mobilité géographique et sociale et, ce faisant, accentue les phénomènes de ségrégation sociale. Par ailleurs, contrairement à ce qu’indique une partie de la littérature sur les frais, la hausse ne semble pas inciter à l’effort : nous ne trouvons d’impact sur la réussite au diplôme','Using a natural experiment (a sharp rise in certain fees at the University of Paris 9-Dauphine), we study the impact of fees on students’ pathways and outcomes. We apply an optimal matching method to the national database of student registrations (SISE) to define a typology of pathways. We then use a non-ordered multinomial logit model to evaluate the impact of the rise in fees on the types of pathways selected by the university. We show that there is a significant impact on these pathways. The fee increase reduces geographic and social mobility, thereby accentuating phenomena of social segregation. Furthermore, contrary to what some of the studies on fees assert, the rise does not appear to encourage greater effort: we find no impact on the graduation success rate.','','','','2014-09-23','12:30:00','13:30:00','1ensA002','','lunsemi','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3773,'MENYHERT','Balint','Central European University','','','','','','Economic growth spurred by diversity: Central Europe at the turn of the 20th century','','','','','','','2015-02-17','12:30:00','13:30:00','1ens0010','','LUNSEMI','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3774,'UEDA','Kozo','School of Political Science and Economics Waseda University ','','','','','','Aging and Deflation from a Fiscal Perspective','Co-authors : Mitsuru Katagiri and Hideki Konishi','','Negative correlations between inflation and demographic aging were observed across developed nations recently. To understand the phenomenon from a politico-economic perspective, we embed the fiscal theory of the price level into an overlapping-generations model. In the model, successive short-lived governments choose income tax rates and bond issues considering the political influence of existing generations and the policy response of future governments. The model sheds new light on the traditional debate about the burden of national debt. Because of price adjustments, the accumulation of government debt does not become a burden on future generations. Our analysis reveals that the effects of aging depend on its causes. Aging is deflationary when caused by an increase in longevity but inflationary when caused by a decline in birth rate. Numerical simulation shows that aging over the past 40 years in Japan generated deflation of about 0.6 percentage points annually.','/ydepot/semin/texte1314/KOZ2015AGI.pdf','','','2015-03-10','12:30:00','13:30:00','1ens0010','','LUNSEMI','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3775,'NOVOKMET','Filip','PSE','','','','','','From public to private capital in Central-Eastern Europe ','','','','','','','2015-03-17','12:30:00','13:30:00','1ens0010','','LUNSEMI','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3776,'YAKOVLEV','Evgeny','HSE - Moscou','','','','','','The Causal effect of Serving in the Army on Health: Evidence from Regression Kink Design and Russian Data','Co-author(s) : David Card','','The paper estimates the causal effect of serving in the Russian Army on health. We explore a kink in the year-of-birth profile of the probability of compulsory service that happened as a result of the demilitarization process initiated by Mikhail Gorbachev. We find that serving in the Russian Army significantly increases rates of alcohol consumption and smoking ; it also results in a higher chance of getting hepatitis and tuberculosis, related to alcohol consumption and smoking chronic diseases and general health issues.','','','','2015-03-24','12:30:00','13:30:00','1ens0010','','LUNSEMI','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3777,'ZHURAVSKAYA','Ekaterina','PSE','','','','','','Attack When the World is Not Watching? International Media and the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict','Co-author(s) : Ruben Durante ','','Governments often take unpopular measures. To minimize the political cost of such measures policy makers may strategically time them to coincide with other newsworthy events, which distract the media and the public. We test this hypothesis using data on the recurrent Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Combining daily data on attacks on both sides of the conflict with data on the content of evening news for top U.S. TV networks, we show that Israeli attacks are more likely to be carried out when the U.S. news are expected to be dominated by important (non-Israel-related) events on the following day. In contrast, we find no evidence of strategic timing for Palestinian attacks. The timing of Israeli attacks that we document is suggestive of the intention to minimize next-day news coverage which, as confirmed by comprehensive video content analysis, is especially charged with negative emotional content. We also find that: i) strategic timing of Israeli attacks is less relevant in period of more intense fighting, when the need to quickly retaliate reduces Israel\'s capacity to time operations strategically; ii) strategic timing is present only for the Israeli attacks that bear risk of civilians being affected; and iii) Israeli attacks are timed to newsworthy events that are predictable.','','','','2015-03-31','12:30:00','13:30:00','1ens0010','','LUNSEMI','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3778,'COULOMB','Renaud','*','','','','','','TBA','','','','','','','2015-04-07','12:30:00','13:30:00','1ens0008','','LUNSEMI','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3779,'VALFORT','Marie-Anne','PSE - Paris 1 Panthéon Sorbonne University','','','','','','*','','','','','','https://sites.google.com/site/mavalfortwebpage/home','2015-04-14','12:30:00','13:30:00','1ens008','','LUNSEMI','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3780,'HEMOUS','David','INSEAD','','','','','','Innovation-led Growth, Top Incomes and Social Mobility','','','','','','','2015-04-21','12:30:00','13:30:00','1ens0008','','LUNSEMI','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3781,'MURARD','Elie','PSE','','','','','','*','','','','','','','2015-04-28','12:30:00','13:30:00','1ens0008','','LUNSEMI','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3782,'DAVID','Géraldine',' Université Libre de Bruxelles','','','','','','TBA','','','','','','','2015-05-05','12:30:00','13:30:00','1ens0008','','LUNSEMI','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3783,'LIBOIS','François','Centre of Research in the Economics of Development - CRED - Namur','','','','','','*','','','','','','','2015-05-12','12:30:00','13:30:00','1ens0008','','LUNSEMI','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3784,'','','*','','','','','',' Incidence of Social Security contribution: Evidence from French administrative data','BOZIO Antoine(PSE) <br><br>\r\nBREDA Thomas (PSE)<br><br>\r\nGRENET Julien (PSE)<br><br>','','','','','','2015-05-19','12:30:00','13:30:00','1ens0008','','LUNSEMI','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3785,'DUCHINI','Emma  ','UPF','','','','','','*','','','','','','','2015-05-26','12:30:00','13:30:00','1ens0008','','LUNSEMI','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3786,'BIONDI','Yuri','CNRS','','','','','','Inequality and the Financial Accumulation Process: A Computational Economic Analysis of Income and Wealth Dynamics','','','','','','http://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=2557883','2015-06-02','12:30:00','13:30:00','1ens0008','','LUNSEMI','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3787,'LETURCQ','Marion','INED','','','','','','Fertility and Labour Supply: New Evidence from the UK','','','','','','','2015-06-09','12:30:00','13:30:00','1ens0008','','LUNSEMI','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3957,'BITTNER ','Jasper','Oxford University','','','','','','Bankruptcy Laws and Standortpolitik –The Case of Hamburg 1850-1870.','','','','','','','2015-03-18','17:00:00','18:30:00','1ens0008','','HISECON','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3958,'GELDERBLOM','Oskar','Université d\'Utrecht','','','','','','Cities of Commerce: The Institutional Foundations of International Trade in the Low Countries, 1250-1650','','','','','','','2015-04-01','17:00:00','18:30:00','1ens0008','','HISECON','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','2015-02-23'),(3959,'ZHURAVSKAYA','Ekaterina','PSE','','','','','','Economic results of abolition of serfdom in Russia','','','','','','','2015-04-08','17:00:00','18:30:00','1ens0008','','HISECON','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','2015-02-23'),(3960,'FOCHESATO','Mattia','SciencesPo','','','','','','Demographic shocks, labor institutions and wage divergence in early modern Europe',' \r\n ','','','','','','2015-05-06','17:00:00','18:30:00','1ens0008','','HISECON','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','2015-02-23'),(3961,'BURHOP','Carsten','Université de Vienne','','','','','','The political economy and economics of corporate governance in Germany, 1860-1940','- SEANCE EXCEPTIONNELLE - \r\nPrésentations de doctorants :<br>\r\n\r\n·         Emmanuel Prunaux <br>\r\n\r\n·         Jérémy Ducros <br>\r\n\r\n·         Raphaël Haekimian <br>\r\n\r\n·         Elisa Grandi <br>\r\n\"International financial credit and economic development in Colombia (1949-1966)\"\r\n','','','','','','2015-05-13','14:00:00','18:00:00','1ens0008','','HISECON','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','2015-02-23'),(3968,'MARLATS','Chantal MARLATS','Paris 2-Assas','','','','','','Observation delays in teams','Co-authors : Sid Gordon & Lucie Ménager','','We study a dynamic team problem in which two players contribute to a common project that\r\nleads to a success with some probability increasing with effort. Players are informed of\r\nthe success or the failure of their partner with a time lag. We interpret this delay as\r\na technological constraint on information transmission. We find that\r\nthe equilibrium payoff follows a regular cyclical pattern and the strategies are bang\r\nbang. This contrasts with the case without delay in which payoffs and efforts are constant over time. Also, there exists an asymmetric equilibrium if and only if the time lag  is sufficiently small.','','','','2015-03-19','12:45:00','13:45:00','1ens0008','','LUNTOM','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','2015-02-26'),(3969,'LEVIN','Jon','Stanford','','','','','','*','','','','','','','2015-04-13','17:00:00','18:15:00','1ensE101','','SEMRFOU','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3970,'BOBTCHEFF','Catherine','Toulouse','','','','','','*','','','','','','','2015-05-04','17:00:00','18:15:00','1ensE101','','SEMRFOU','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3971,'ALAOUI','Larbi','Pompeu Fabra','','','','','','*','','','','','','','2015-05-11','17:00:00','18:15:00','1ENSE101','','SEMRFOU','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3972,'AL NAJJAR','Nabil','Northwestern','','','','','','*','','','','','','','2015-05-18','17:00:00','18:15:00','1ENSE101','','SEMRFOU','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3973,'POSTLEWITE','','PENN','','','','','','*','','','','','','','2015-06-01','17:00:00','18:15:00','1ens0008','','SEMRFOU','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3974,'SALANIE','Bernard','Columbia','','','','','','*','','','','','','','2015-06-08','17:00:00','18:15:00','1ens0008','','SEMRFOU','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3975,'KARTIK','Navin','Columbia','','','','','','*','','','','','','','2015-06-15','17:00:00','18:15:00','1ens0008','','SEMRFOU','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3976,'PASCALOU','Alain','ex-directeur technique du club du FC Le Mans ','','','','','','Accompagner des jeunes stagiaires pros et faire face à leur environnement','','','','','','','2015-03-18','17:30:00','19:00:00','1ENSf100','','FOOT','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3977,'The eighth edition of the \"NGOs,','','*','','','','','','*',' ','','','','','','2015-05-19','14:00:00','18:00:00','1ens0010','','NGO','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3978,'BELLEFLAMME','Paul','UCL','','','','','','Strategic Promotion and Release Decisions in the Movie Market','Co-author(s) : Dimitri Paolini','','We study how production and promotion budgets can play a strategic\r\nrole for movie studios to secure the most profitable release dates\r\nby scaring off the competition. In a game-theoretic setting, where two\r\nstudios choose their budget before simultaneously setting the release\r\ndate of their movie, we prove that two equilibrium configurations are\r\npossible: either releases are simultaneous (at the demand peak) or\r\nthey are staggered (one studio delays the release of its movie so as to\r\navoid any overlap with the other movie). Interestingly, in the latter\r\nequilibrium, the first-mover secures its position by investing more in\r\nproduction and promotion than the second-mover. We test the predictions\r\nof our theoretical model on a dataset that comprises more than 1500 American movies released in ten countries from January 1, 2001 to December 31, 2013. Our empirical analysis largely confirms\r\nthat higher budgets allow studios to move release dates closer to the\r\ndemand peaks.','','','','2015-03-16','12:00:00','13:15:00','1ensA004','','io','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3979,'GABAIX','Xavier','NYU, CEPR and NBER','','','','','','Optimal Taxation with Behavioral Agents','','','This paper develops a theory of optimal taxation with behavioral agents. We use a general\r\nbehavioral framework that encompasses a wide range of behavioral biases such as misper-\r\nceptions and internalities. We revisit the three pillars of optimal taxation: Ramsey (linear\r\ncommodity taxation to raise revenues and redistribute), Pigou (linear commodity taxation to\r\ncorrect externalities) and Mirrlees (nonlinear income taxation). We show how the canonical\r\noptimal tax formulas are modi?ed and lead to a rich set of novel economic insights. We also\r\nshow how to incorporate nudges in the optimal taxation frameworks, and jointly character-\r\nize optimal taxes and nudges. Under some conditions, the optimal tax system is simple, in\r\nthe sense that all tax rates are equal. For instance, all goods are optimally taxed at the\r\nsame rate (or a few di¤erent rates), and the optimal income tax features just one marginal\r\ntax rate (or a few di¤erent marginal tax rates). This contrasts with the traditional optimal\r\ntax results, that generically features complex tax systems that depend on the details of the\r\nenvironment. Finally, we explore the Diamond-Mirrlees productive e¢ ciency result and the\r\nAtkinson-Stiglitz uniform commodity taxation proposition, and ?nd that they are more likely\r\nto fail with behavioral agents','','','','2015-06-10','12:30:00','13:30:00','1ens0010','','LUNSEMI','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3719,'GOUPILLE','Jonathan','PSE','','','','','','Behavioral responses to inheritance tax:Evidence from notches in France','','','This paper investigates behavioral responses to inheritance taxation in an inter-temporal\r\nframework. Our empirical strategy exploits original quasi-experimental variation created by\r\nthe French preferential tax scheme for transmission through life insurance. The analysis is\r\nbased on a unique longitudinal data set of life insurance policies over the period 2003-2013.\r\nWe obtain two main results. First, we document large bunching at age 70 leading to important\r\ntiming responses in the short term but modest inter-temporal shifting in the medium term.\r\nSecond, we find compelling evidence of a negative effect of inheritance taxation on life insurance\r\naccumulation at the individual level. Consistent with our estimated elasticity of taxable bequest,\r\nwe find that optimal inheritance tax rate might be as large as 55%–70%.\r\nOur results can be rationalized by an inter-temporal model of transfer taxation with two assets.\r\nThis model is able to take into account the different behavioral responses to taxation occurring\r\nover time and between assets. In this model, individuals face a trade-off between accumulating\r\nan asset A for fiscal purposes or enjoying greater utility from an asset B during their lifetime\r\nin return for a higher tax burden at death.','','','','2014-11-18','12:30:00','13:30:00','1ens0010','','lunsemi','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3790,'BACH','Laurent','*','','','','','','TBA','','','','','','','2015-06-30','12:30:00','13:30:00','1ens0008','','LUNSEMI','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3815,'GILES','John','World Bank','','','','','','Migrant Opportunity and the Educational Attainment of Youth in Rural China','Co-author(s) : Alan de Brauw','','In this paper, we investigate how reductions of barriers to migration a¤ect the decision of middle school graduates to attend high school in rural China. Change in the cost of migration is identified using exogenous variation across counties in the timing of national identity card distribution, which made it easier for rural migrants to register as temporary residents in urban destinations. After taking care to address potential strengths and weaknesses of our identification strategy, we find a robust negative relationship between migrant opportunity and high school enrollment. The mechanisms behind the negative relationship are suggested by observed increases in the subsequent employment rates of high school age young adults in both local and migrant non-agricultural activities with increases in the share of village residents working as migrants outside the village.','','','','2014-11-12','17:00:00','18:30:00','1ens0008','','ECODEVE','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3908,'RODRIGUEZ','Ángel López','Universitat Autonoma de Barcelona','','','','','','Cross-ownership, R&D spillovers and Antitrust Policy','Co-author(s) : Xavier Vives','','','','','','2014-12-15','12:00:00','13:15:00','1ensA004','','IO','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3919,'GORDON','Sidartha','Sciences Po','','','','','','Information Choice and Diversity: The Role of Strategic Complementarities','','','We study a class of games where players face restrictions on how much information they can obtain on a common payoff-relevant state, but have some leeway in covertly choosing the dependence (or similarity) between their signals, before simultaneously choosing actions. Using a new dependence stochastic ordering between signals, we show that each player prefers and chooses information that is more dependent on the information of other players whose actions are either isotonic and complements with her actions or antitonic and substitutes with her actions. Similarly, each player prefers and chooses information that is less dependent on the information of other players whose actions are antitonic and complements with her actions or isotonic and substitutes with her actions. We then provide sufficient conditions for certain information structures to arise in equilibrium, in particular for public information and for private information. We discuss applications to collective action, oligopolies, supply chains, financial markets, and spec- ulative currency attacks. Equilibrium information structures may be inefficient. Making which signals were chosen (but not their realizations) publicly observable may restore efficiency. ','','','http://econ.sciences-po.fr/sites/default/files/file/sgordon/GSGfinal.pdf','2015-01-15','12:45:00','13:45:00','','','luntom','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3788,'SCHINKE','Christoph ','*','','','','','','*','','','','','','','2015-06-16','12:30:00','13:30:00','1ens0008','','LUNSEMI','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3789,'TERRIER','Camille','PSE','','','','','','TBA','','','','','','','2015-06-23','12:30:00','13:30:00','1ens0008','','LUNSEMI','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3771,'DUPRAZ','Yannick','PSE','','','','','','Long Term Persistence of Colonial Education? A Discontinuity Analysis at the Border between French and English speaking Cameroon','','','Recent literature has stressed the importance of colonial history in understanding present-day differences in development. In Sub-Saharan Africa, it has been argued that the British colonial legacy was more growth inducing than others, especially because it favored education and human capital accumulation. This paper uses the division of German Kamerun between a French and a British part after WWI as a natural experiment to identify the causal effect of colonizer\'s identity on education outcomes. I estimate a border discontinuity favoring the British side for cohorts schooled in the 1920s and 1930s. However, the discontinuity disappears and even inverses in the late colonial period, as the French start investing more in education. For the most recent cohorts, I find no discontinuity in school attendance or primary school completion, but a discontinuity favoring the English-speaking side in secondary school completion (explained by a higher rate of repetition in the French system) and in the percentage of Christians.','','','','2015-02-03','12:30:00','13:30:00','1ens0010','','LUNSEMI','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3772,'BENHENDA','Asma','PSE','','','','','','How to Identify Good Teachers ? Teacher Evaluations and Student Achievement','','',' Using a unique French administrative dataset matching Junior and Senior high school teachers to their individual students, we provide new evidence on the relationship between teacher evaluation grades and teacher effectiveness. We analyze three evaluation grades: the certification grade, designed to assess teacher content-knowledge; the pedagogical grade, designed to assess teacher pedagogical skills and the administrative grade, designed to assess teacher administrative skills. We run \"horse races\'\' to test the relative strength of these evaluation grades\' relationships to teacher effectiveness. Exploiting within student, across topics variations in teachers, we find that, in Junior high school, the pedagogical grade is significantly associated with student achievement gains, even conditional on the certification grade. Low-income students are more sensitive to the pedagogical grade than others. We also find that, in Senior high school, the certification grade is significantly associated with student achievement gains, even conditional on the pedagogical grade. We further develop our analysis by studying, for Senior high school, the relationship between teacher evaluation grades and student achievement gains via teacher value-added estimates. This alternative empirical approach confirms our main result for Senior high school. Finally, we find that, even though it is statistically significant, the contribution of content-knowledge to teacher value-added remains smaller than the contribution of the first years of teaching experience. More precisely,  the effect of the first year of teaching experience on student achievement is equivalent to a 4 standard deviation increase in the certification grade.','','','','2015-02-10','12:30:00','13:30:00','1ens0010','','LUNSEMI','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3769,'ROGER','Muriel','PSE, Banque de France','','','','','',' Income and Wealth Distributions in the Euro Area','Co-author(s) : Luc Arrondel and Frédérique Savignac','','','','','','2015-01-20','12:30:00','13:30:00','1ens0010','','LUNSEMI','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3770,'HOUNGBONON','Georges Vivien','PSE','','','','','','The effect of entry and merger on the nonlinear price of mobile telecommunications services','','','This paper evaluates the impact of a change in the market structure on nonlinear prices. Based on the entry of Free in France and the merger of Orange in Austria, it finds that neither the entry, nor the merger affects the access price of mobile telecommunications services. However, the entry in the French market has raised the unit price of mobile data services; contrary to the merger in the Austrian market. These results are driven by a bundling discount on the unit price which is lower following the entry; but higher following the merger. They are consistent with the fact that the entry of the fourth mobile operator in France has delayed the investment in new technologies; contrary to the merger from four to three operators in Austria.\r\n','','','','2015-01-27','12:30:00','13:30:00','1ens0010','','LUNSEMI','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3828,'DELBOS','Jean-Brieux','PSE','','','','','','Once in the elite, always in the elite? Changing wealth in a changing city (Paris, France, 1845-1859)','\r\n\r\n  \r\n\r\n','','','/ydepot/semin/texte1314/DEL2014VER.pdf','','','2014-10-08','17:00:00','18:30:00','1ENS0008','','HISECON','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','2014-09-19'),(3740,'de SOUSA','Jose','U. Paris Sud, RITM & Sciences Po, Paris, LIEPP','','','','','','Labor Mobility and Racial Discrimination','CXo-author(s) : Pierre Deschamps (Sciences Po, Paris)','','This paper assesses the impact of labor mobility on racial discrimination. We present an equilibrium search model that reveals an inverted U-shaped relationship between labor mobility and race-based wage differentials. We explore this relationship empirically with an exogenous mobility shock on the European soccer labor market. The Bosman ruling by the European Court of Justice in 1995 lifted restrictions on soccer player mobility. Using a panel of all clubs in the English first division from 1981 to 2008, we compare the pre- and post-Bosman ruling market to identify the causal effect of intensified mobility on race-based wage differentials. Consistent with a taste-based explanation, we find evidence that increasing labor market mobility decreases racial discrimination.','','','http://mpra.ub.uni-muenchen.de/60572/1/MPRA_paper_60572.pdf','2015-01-06','12:30:00','13:30:00','1ens0010','','LUNSEMI','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3741,'GURGAND','Marc','PSE','','','','','','Ready for Boarding? The effects of a boarding school for disadvantaged students.','Co-author(s) : Luc Behaghel (PSE) et Clément de Chaisemartin (Warwick)','','Boarding schools substitute school to home, but little is known on the effects this substitution produces on students. We present results of an experiment in which seats in a boarding school for disadvantaged students were randomly allocated. Boarders enjoy better studying conditions than control students. However, they start outperforming control students in mathematics only two years after admission, and this effect mostly comes from strong students. Boarders initially experience lower levels of well-being but then adjust. This suggests that substituting school to home is disruptive: only strong students benefit from the school, once they have adapted to their new environment.','','','','2015-01-13','12:30:00','13:30:00','1ens0010','','LUNSEMI','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3742,'CAGE','Julia ','Sciences Po','','','','','','Newspapers in Times of Low Adversiting Revenues','Co-author(s) : Charles Angelucci (Columbia University)','','We investigate theoretically and empirically the determinants of\r\nsecond-degree price discrimination in two-sided markets. We build a model\r\nin which a newspaper must attract both readers and advertisers. Readers\r\nare uncertain as to their future benefit from reading, and heterogeneous\r\nin their taste for reading. Advertisers are heterogeneous in their outside\r\noption, taste for subscribers, and taste for occasional buyers. To\r\nestimate empirically the effect of the advertisers¹ side of the industry\r\non price discrimination on the readers¹ side, we use a ³quasi-natural\r\nexperiment². We exploit the introduction of advertisement on French\r\nTelevision in 1968, which we treat as a negative shock on adverting\r\nrevenues of daily national newspapers (treated group), but not on daily\r\nlocal newspapers (control group). We build a new dataset on French local\r\nnewspapers between 1960 and 1974 and perform a Differences-in-Differences\r\nanalysis. We find robust evidence of increased price discrimination as a\r\nresult of a drop in advertising revenues.','','','','2015-03-03','12:30:00','13:30:00','1ens0010','','LUNSEMI','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3733,'The 6th NGO - Programme','','*','','','','','','','14:30-15:30 - Marie-Christine Apedo-Amah (Aix-Marseille University): <br>\"Implementing a development project with local private firms: how the legal structure of the firms and the risk aversion of workers determine the choice of the provider\"<br>\r\n\r\n15:30-16:00 Coffee Break <br>\r\n\r\n16:00-17:00 - Moritz Hennicke (Cergy University), <br>\r\n\"The Political Economy of Advocacy NGOs\"<br>\r\n\r\n17:00-18:00 - Discussion around ongoing and future work\r\n\r\n','','','/ydepot/semin/texte1314/HEN2014BIR.pdf','','','2014-09-30','14:00:00','18:00:00','1ens0010','','ONG','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3734,'TERRIER','Camille','PSE','','','','','','Giving a Little Help to Girls? Evidence on Grades Discrimination and its Effect on Students Achievement. ','','','This paper tests whether we observe sex-discrimination in teachers’ grades, and whether such biases affect pupils’ achievement during the school year. I use a unique dataset containing standardized tests, teachers’ attributed grades, and pupil’s behavior, all three at different periods in time. Based on double-differences, the identification of the gender bias in teachers’ grades suggests that (i) girls benefit from a substantive positive discrimination in math but not in French, (ii) girls’ better behavior than boys, and their initial lower achievement in math explain less than 10% of this gender bias. Second, I use the heterogeneity in teachers’ discriminatory behavior to show that classes in which teachers present a high degree of discrimination in favor of girls are also classes in which girls tend to progress more over the school year compared to boys.','','','','2014-09-09','12:30:00','13:30:00','1ens0008','','LUNSEMI','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3752,'RANJAN ','Priya','UC Irvine','','','','','','Globalization, Jobs, and Welfare: The Roles of Social Protection and Redistribution','','','','/ydepot/semin/texte1314/RAN2014GLO.pdf','','','2014-11-25','14:30:00','16:00:00','','Sciences Po, 56 rue des Saints Pères, 75007 Paris - Room Goguel ','cominte','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3753,'COSAR ','Kerem','(Chicago)','','','','','','Taste Heterogeneity, Trade Costs, and Global Market Outcomes in the Automobile Industry','Co-authors: Paul Grieco, Shengyu Li & Felix Tintelnot\r\n\r\n','','','','','','2014-12-02','14:30:00','16:00:00','','Sciences Po, CERI, 56 rue Jacob, 75007 Paris - Room Jean Monnet ','Cominte','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3754,'LIMAO ','Nuno','Maryland','','','','','','Policy Uncertainty, Trade and Welfare: Theory and Evidence for China and the U.S.','Co-author: Kyle Handley\r\n','','\r\n\r\n\r\n','http://terpconnect.umd.edu/~limao/tpu_submitted.pdf','','','2014-12-09','14:30:00','16:00:00','','Sciences Po, Department of Economics, 28 rue des Saints Pères, 75007 Paris - Room H202 B ','COMINTE','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3751,'PASCALI ','Luigi','University of Warwick, CAGE, Pompeu Fabra University and Barcelona GSE','','','','','','The Wind of Change: Maritime Technology, Trade and Economic Development','Exceptionally at 12.00','','','/ydepot/semin/texte1314/PAS2014WIN.pdf','','','2014-11-04','12:00:00','13:30:00','','Department of Economics, 28 rue des Saints Pères, 75007 Paris - Room H202 B ','cominte','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3750,'PARENTI ','Mathieu','UCL Core','','','','','','Toward a theory of monopolistic competition','Co-authors : Philip Ushchev, Jacques-François Thisse','','','/ydepot/semin/texte1314/PAR2014TOW.pdf','','','2014-10-28','14:30:00','16:00:00','','Sciences Po, 56 rue des Saints Pères, 75007 Paris - Room Goguel ','cominte','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3749,'FELBERMAYR ','Gabriel','CESifo','','','','','','Trade and the Spatial Distribution of Transport Infrastructure','Co-author : Alexander Tarasovz (University of Munich)','','','/ydepot/semin/texte1314/FEL2014TRA.pdf','','','2014-10-14','14:30:00','16:00:00','','Sciences Po, 56 rue des Saints Pères, 75007 Paris - Room Goguel ','COMINTE','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3800,'STRZALECKI ','Tomasz','Harvard','','','','','','Stochastic choice and revealed perturbed utility','','','','/ydepot/semin/texte1314/STR2014STO.pdf','','','2014-12-15','17:00:00','18:15:00','','Maison des Sciences Économiques (106-112, boulevard de l\'Hôpital - Salle 115) 75013 Paris <br>','SEMRFOU','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','2014-09-08'),(3745,'DHINGRA ','Swati ','LSE','','','','','','Monopolistic Competition and Optimum Product Diversity','Co-author : John Morrow ( CEP, London School of Economics )','','','/ydepot/semin/texte1314/DHI2014MON.pdf','','','2014-09-30','14:30:00','16:00:00','',' Sciences Po, 56 rue Jacob, 75007 Paris - Room Jean Monnet ','COMINTE','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','2014-09-08'),(3804,'MARFAN ','Manuel ','PSE','','','','','','*','','','','','','','2014-10-16','12:45:00','13:45:00','1ENS0008','','LUNTOM','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3805,'HAGENBACH ','Jeanne ','Polytechnique','','','','','','COMMUNICATION WITH EVIDENCE IN THE LAB','Co-author :  E. Perez-Richet','','We examine strategic communication in sender-receiver games where senders can only transmit information using verifiable statements. Applying the method of Hagenbach, Koessler, Perez-Richet [Ecta14], we represent players’ incentives by a graph mapping which type of a sender would like to be believed as which other type, the masquerading graph. In theory, when this graph is acyclic, the receiver can deter the use of any vague message by attributing it to a type that no potential sender of this message would like to be. If receivers make such skeptical inferences, full revelation of information obtains in equilibrium. On the contrary, when the masquerading graph is cyclic, the use of vague messages is harder to discourage and full disclosure more difficult to sustain. This paper investigates the relevance of this graphical distinction in the lab. Our experimental design involves sender-receiver games with various payoffs and allows examining how subjects use and interpret evidences for the different resulting graphs. We show that information is more often revealed in games whose graph is acyclic than cyclic, and that receivers interpret vague evidences skeptically in most cases. While senders understand well when their type should be identified, they however fail using vague messages to fool receivers as finely as they could. \r\n\r\n','','','','2014-11-06','12:45:00','13:45:00','1ens0008','','LUNTOM','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','2014-09-15'),(3806,'SCHOLZ','Eva-Maria','Université Catholique de Louvain','','','','','',' How to license a downstream technology when upstream firms are capacity constrained?','','','In this paper we study the relationship between capacity constraints and licensing strategies. To do so, we focus on the licensing strategy of an outside patentee who licenses a process innovation to the downstream sector of a vertical Cournot oligopoly. Downstream firms source their input requirements from an upstream sector in which a subset of firms is capacity constrained. It is shown that (1) the patentee licenses large innovations via per-unit\r\nroyalty contracts and small innovations via fixed-fee contracts; (2) an increase in the number of capacity constrained upstream firms makes it more likely that the patentee opts for a per-unit royalty contract; (3) depending on the number of capacity constrained upstream firms, privately optimal per-unit royalty contracts may maximise economic welfare.\r\n\r\n','','','','2014-11-13','12:45:00','13:45:00','1ENSf100','','LUNTOM','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','2014-09-15'),(3807,'HOUNGBONON','Georges Vivien','PSE','','','','','','The impact of entry and merger on the pricing of multiproduct firm','','','In this paper, we design a hedonic pricing model to estimate the dynamic impact of entry and merger on access and usage prices in a context of mixed bundling between two independent services with respectively high and low valuations. Using telecommunications tariffs data from OECD operators and a double difference matching estimation strategy, we find that entry does not raises the access price of the services, irrespective of their valuation and whether in standalone or in bundle. However, merger does increase the bundle access price for the low valuation service while decreasing the standalone access price for the high valuation service. Although both the standalone and bundle usage prices of the low valuation service are also not affected by entry, they fall following a merger. For the high valuation service, entry decreases its standalone usage price while raising its bundle usage price. The inverse holds for merger.','','','','2014-11-20','12:45:00','13:45:00','1ens0008','','LUNTOM','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','2014-09-15'),(3808,'BLOCH','Francis','PSE -Paris 1','','','','','','The formation of partnerships in social networks','Co-autheur : Bhaskar Dutta','','','','','','2014-11-27','12:45:00','13:45:00','1ens0008','','LUNTOM','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','2014-09-15'),(3809,'SOMOGYI ','Robert','Polytechnique','','','','','','Monopoly pricing with dual capacity constraints','','','I study the price-setting behavior of a monopoly facing two\r\nkinds of capacity constraints: one on the number of consumers it can\r\nserve, the other on the total amount of products it can sell. Facing\r\ntwo consumer groups that differ in their price-inelastic demands and\r\nthe distribution of their willingness-to-pay, the monopoly\'s optimal\r\nnon-linear pricing strategy consists of offering one or two\r\nprice-quantity bundles. The characterization of the firm\'s optimal\r\npricing as a function of its two capacities reveals a rich structure\r\nthat also gives rise to some surprising results. In particular, I show\r\nthat prices are non-monotonic in capacity levels, moreover, there\r\nalways exists a range of parameters in which weakening one of the\r\ncapacity constraints decreases consumer surplus.','','','','2014-12-04','12:45:00','13:45:00','1ENSf100','','LUNTOM','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','2014-09-15'),(3810,'VIDA','Peter','Mannheim','','','','','','Forward Induction versus Unprejudiced Beliefs in Multi-sender Signalling Games','','','It is well known that multi-sender signalling games have a plethora of equilibria. Bagwell and Ramey (1991) proposes a refinement criterion unprejudiced belief to demonstrate that the no distortion fully revealing equilibrium is the only \"plausible\" equilibrium. After Bagwell and Ramey (1991), unprejudiced belief refinement is often used in refining equilibria in multi-sender signaling games. This paper examines the relationship between unprejudiced belief and a standard equilibrium refinement based on Kohlberg and Mertens\' (1986) strategic stability. We first show that iterative forward induction in the spirit of Proposition 6 of Kohlberg and Mertens (1986) gives the same prediction as Bagwell and Ramey (1991). However, when senders compete for the receiver we can find fully revealing equilibria (possibly distorted) which survives our forward induction while unprejudiced fully revealing equilibrium does not exist.','','','','2014-12-11','12:45:00','13:45:00','1ens0008','','LUNTOM','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','2014-09-15'),(3811,'NAX','Heinrich','Zürich','','','','','','\'Meritocratic\' Matching in Voluntary Contributions Games','','','We study assortative (`meritocratic\') matching in voluntary contributions games. Under non-meritocracy (society is randomly formed), theory predicts maximal inefficiency but perfect equality. Higher levels of meritocracy (society matches contributors with contributors) are predicted to improve       efficiency but come at the cost of growing inequality. We conduct an experiment to test this tradeoff and make the astonishing finding that, notwithstanding theoretical predictions, higher levels of meritocracy increase both efficiency and equality. Fairness considerations explain the departures from theoretical predictions including the dissolution of the efficiency-equality tradeoff.\r\n','','','','2014-12-18','12:45:00','13:45:00','','','luntom','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3812,'GAGNEPAIN ','Philippe ','PSE - Paris 1','','','','','','Knowledge Spillovers in Cost-Reduction Incentives','Co-author(s) : Luis Aguiar','','The goal of this paper is to identify and measure the relevance of knowledge spillovers in the French urban transport industry, where most regulated transportation networks are operated by firms that belong to the same company. We build and estimate a structural cost regulation model under incomplete information where the service is regulated by an authority and is provided by a single operator that may be owned by a larger company. We identify the knowledge spillovers which arise for some operators being linked to a same group, and see how they influence the firms’ decisions of exerting effort in order to reduce their operating costs. Our model provides us with estimates of the operators’ inefficiencies, the effort of the managers and the knowledge spillovers. Our results show that knowledge spillovers are indeed relevant for the existing industrial groups present in the French urban transport industry. Simulation exercises provide evidence of significant reductions in total operating cost following the enlargement of industrial groups and/or mergers between existing groups.\r\n\r\n','','','','2015-01-08','12:45:00','13:45:00','1ens0008','','LUNTOM','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','2014-09-15'),(3756,'Sergei','SEVERINOV','UBS, Visiting PSE','','','','','','Strategic Information Acquisition and Transmission','','','','/ydepot/semin/texte1314/SEV2014STR.pdf','','','2014-09-22','17:00:00','18:15:00','','MSE(106-112, boulevard de l\'Hôpital - Salle 6ème étage)75647 PARIS cedex 13','SEMRFOU','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3744,'VOLPE MARTINCUS ','Christian','IADB','','','','','','Transit Trade','Co-authors : Jerónimo Carballo (University of Maryland), Alejandro Graziano (Inter-American Development Bank), Georg Schaur (University of Tennessee)','','','/ydepot/semin/texte1314/VOL2014TRA.pdf','','','2014-09-16','14:30:00','16:00:00','','Sciences Po, 56 rue des Saints Pères, 75007 Paris - Room Goguel ','COMINTE','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3791,'HOPKINS ','Ed','Edinburgh School of Economics','','','','','','Inequality, Gender and Risk-Taking Behaviour','','','This paper investigates social influences on attitudes to risk and offers a theoretical explanation of how risk-taking varies with gender, relative position and inequality. Individuals about to participate in a tournament may take fair gambles even though they are risk averse in both consumption and tournament rewards. While this risk-taking is increasing in the equality of initial endowments, it is found here that it is increasing in the inequality of rewards in the tournament. Indeed, the poorest will be risk loving if the value of the worst reward is sufficiently low. Further, the level of equality of wealth that is compatible with stability, that is gives no incentive to gamble, is increasing in the equality of rewards. Thus, inequality in rewards can cause inequality in wealth. Finally, in a marriage-matching version of the tournament, it is found that the more numerous gender will be more risk taking.\r\n','','','','2014-10-06','17:00:00','18:15:00','','MSE (106-112, boulevard de l\'Hôpital - Salle du 6ème étage) 75647 PARIS cedex 13 <br>','SEMRFOU','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','2014-09-08'),(3792,'SZALAY ','Dezso','BONN','','','','','','Smooth, strategic communication','','','We study strategic information transmission in a Sender-Receiver game where players\' optimal actions depend on the realization of multiple signals but the players disagree on the relative importance of each piece of news. We characterize a statistical environment - featuring symmetric loss functions and elliptically distributed parameters - in which the Sender\'s expected utility depends only on the first moment of his posterior. Despite disagreement about the use of underlying signals, we demonstrate the existence of equilibria in differentiable strategies in which the Sender can credibly communicate posterior means. The existence of smooth communication equilibria depends on the relative usefulness of the signal structure to Sender and Receiver, respectively. We characterize extensive forms in which the quality of information is optimally designed of equal importance to Sender and Receiver so that the best equilibrium in terms of ex ante expected payoffs is a smooth communication equilibrium. The quality of smooth equilibrium communication is entirely determined by the correlation of interests. Senders with better aligned preferences are endogenously endowed with better information and therefore give more accurate advice.','/ydepot/semin/texte1314/SZA2014SMO.pdf','','','2014-10-13','17:00:00','18:15:00','','MSE(106-112, boulevard de l\'Hôpital - Salle du 6ème étage) 75647 Paris Cedex 13 <br>','SEMRFOU','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','2014-09-18'),(3793,'VARI','Miklos','PSE-EEP','','','','','','Implementing monetary policy in a fragmented monetary union','','','','','','','2014-09-17','17:00:00','18:00:00','','MSE(106-112, boulevard de l\'Hôpital -  SALLE B2.2) 75647 Paris - Cedex 13 <br>','PSE-PSI','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','2014-09-08'),(3710,'SMITH','Trent','Otago (NZ)','','','','','','The U.S. Obesity Epidemic: New Evidence from the Economic Security Index.','Co-author(s) : Stillman Steven and Craig Stuart','','	A growing body of research supports the \"economic insecurity\" theory of obesity, which posits that uncertainty with respect to one\'s material well- being may be an important root cause of the modern obesity epidemic. This literature has been limited in the past by a lack of reliable measures of economic insecurity. In this paper we use the newly developed Economic Security Index to explain changes in U.S. adult obesity rates as measured by the National Health and Nutrition Examination Surveys (NHANES) from 1988-2010, a period capturing much of the recent rapid rise in obesity. We find a robust positive and statistically significant relationship between obesity and economic insecurity that holds for nearly every age, gender, and race/ethnicity group in our data, both in cross-section and over time.','','','','2014-10-28','12:30:00','13:30:00','1ens0010','','lunsemi','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3867,'','    WIP','Work In Progress','','','','','','meeting WIP','','','','','','','0000-00-00','00:00:00','00:00:00','','','','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3868,'','WIP','Work In Progress','','','','','','meeting WIP','<br><br>\r\nBrice Fabre                                         (The trade-off between taxes and fees: evidence from French municipalities)\r\n<br><br>\r\nJonathan Goupille                                (Behavioral responses to inheritance tax: Evidence from notches in France)\r\n<br><br>\r\nGeorges Vivien Houngbonon               (Why firms may set higher price markups)\r\n<br><br>','','','','','','2014-10-29','11:00:00','12:30:00','1ENSf100','','WIP','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3715,'ZIPARO','Roberta','PSE','','','','','','The Impact of the Matrimonial Regime on Female Education and Labor Supply: Evidence from a Natural Experiment in France','','','','','','','2014-10-07','12:30:00','13:30:00','1ens0010','','lunsemi','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3716,'ETILE','Fabrice','PSE','','','','','','Heterogeneity, Censoring and Endogeneity in Estimates of Response to Soft Drink Tax','','','','','','','2014-10-14','12:30:00','13:30:00','1ens0010','','lunsemi','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3717,'BRODEUR','Abel','PSE','','','','','','Persistent Impacts of Temporary Demand Shocks: How U.S. Servicemen Shaped Thailand\'s Sex Industry','','','This paper documents how the U.S. military presence in Thailand during the Vietnam War led to the subsequent development of the Thai sex industry. We show that the sex industry is currently concentrated in districts near former U.S. bases and provide causal estimates by comparing the surroundings of Thai military bases used by the U.S. army (treated group) to districts close to unused Thai bases or airfields (control groups). We exploit the distance to active enemy bases in Vietnam as an exogenous factor determining the use of only some Thai bases by the U.S. Army. Our estimates suggest that there are currently between 5 to 9 times more commercial sex workers in treated districts relatively to control  districts. Surprisingly, the sex industry became even more concentrated around these red-light districts over the past decades in spite of the departure of U.S.  servicemen in 1975 and poor locational fundamentals. We propose a simple  theoretical rationale based on search friction and information asymmetry in which  the U.S. military presence affected sex market through service differentiation and reputation building from sellers. We then provide evidence that, in treated districts, sex establishments differentiated horizontally and vertically their services thereby attracting foreigners otherwise held up by information asymmetry.\r\n\r\n','','','','2014-10-21','12:30:00','13:30:00','1ens0010','','lunsemi','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3718,'PHILIPPE','Arnaud','Paris 1 - CREST','','','','','','\"No hatred or malice, fear or affection”: How do jurors think?','Co-author(s) : Aurélie Ouss','','How does the media affect judicial decisions? We look at the effect of television broadcasting of crime and justice on sentencing decisions, by juries of civilians and professional judges. We find that news on the day before a trial affects sentencing of civilian juries: sentences are longer after coverage of crimes, and shorter after stories on judicial errors. However, this effect does not last over time, and we find no effect of media coverage on professional judges. This indicates that perception of gravity could be reference-dependent in a very contextual manner, rather than jurors reflecting social currents that would also be affected by longer-term media. This paper contributes to expanding the analysis of how the content of media affects public opinion to judges’ and jurors’ choice; and brings to the field questions of extraneous factors in judicial decisions.','','','','2014-11-04','12:30:00','13:30:00','1ens0010','','lunsemi','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3941,'SCHOTTE','Manuel ','Université de Lille 2','','','','','','Pourquoi les footballeurs sont-ils tant payés ? Linéaments d\'une explication socio-historique','','','','','','','2015-02-11','18:00:00','19:30:00','1ENSf100','','FOOT','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3727,'MOULIN','Hervé','Rice University and Glasgow University','','','','','','Segregation, Entropy, and Proportional Rationing','','','','','','','2014-07-03','12:45:00','13:45:00','1ens0008','','LUNTOM','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3947,'BERGES','Alexis','PSE','','','','','','Investigating the impact of uncertainty on firms with dynamic costs on the electricity market','','','We provide an empirical analysis of the French electricity market.\r\nSpecifically, we look at the impact of uncertainty on supplier\r\nstrategies and take this as evidence that dynamic costs matter. Our\r\napproach to separate out the uncertainty from market demand\r\nexpectations and predictability of renewables generation is novel.\r\nBoth proxies for uncertainty used are new, uncertainty from market\r\ndemand is inferred from the prediction errors that firms make in a\r\ndemand estimation and uncertainty from renewable production is\r\ncomputed in a bottom-up approach from local weather forecasts. Instead\r\nof opting for a time series regression, we understand all hourly\r\nauctions as a cross-sectional dataset and control for the time of the\r\nday by using continuous transition variables for daytime periods.\r\nSimilarly, we control for seasonality using continuous variables\r\nrather than dummies. Thereby, we are able to leverage our dataset and\r\nincrease the sample size for each of our regression and improve the\r\nprecision of our estimates.','','','','2015-03-05','12:45:00','13:45:00','1ens0008','','LUNTOM','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3948,'BONTEMPS','Christian','Toulouse','','','','','','*','','','','','','','2015-03-26','12:45:00','13:45:00','1ens0008','','LUNTOM','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3949,'AYOUNI','Mehdi','Université de Cergy-Pontoise','','','','','','*','','','','','','','2015-04-02','12:45:00','13:45:00','1ens0008','','LUNTOM','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3950,'RENOU','Ludovic','University of Essex','','','','','','*','','','','','','','2015-04-09','12:45:00','13:45:00','1ens0008','','LUNTOM','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3951,'LEVY','Raphael','Mannheim','','','','','','*','','','','','','','2015-04-16','12:45:00','13:45:00','1ens0008','','LUNTOM','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3952,'CAMARA','Fanny','Goethe University of Frankfurt','','','','','','*','','','','','','','2015-05-07','12:45:00','13:45:00','1ens0008','','LUNTOM','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3953,'NORMAN','Peter','University of Northern Carolina','','','','','','*','','','','','','','2015-05-21','12:45:00','13:45:00','1ens0008','','LUNTOM','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3954,'SEVERINOV','Sergei','University of British Columbia','','','','','','*','','','','','','','2015-05-28','12:45:00','13:45:00','1ens0008','','LUNTOM','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3955,'WREN-LEWIS','Liam','PSE','','','','','','*','','','','','','','2015-06-11','12:45:00','13:45:00','1ens0008','','LUNTOM','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3956,'','WIP','Work In Progress','','','','','','meeting WIP','<br><br>\r\n\r\nKenneth Houngbedji             \r\n<br>\r\nLand Certification and Child Welfare in Ethiopia\r\n<br><br>\r\nClaudia Hupkau\r\n<br>\r\nFertility and labour supply: new evidence from the UK\r\n<br><br>\r\nAnthony Lepinteur                \r\n<br>\r\nSpousal Working Hours Mismatch and Subjective Well-Being: Evidence from Germany\r\n<br><br>','','','','','','2015-02-25','11:00:00','12:30:00','1ensreun','','WIP','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3721,'GADENNE','Lucie','Department of Economics - University College London ','','','','','','Non-linear commodity taxation in developing countries: theory and an application to India','','','Many developing countries simultaneously tax commodities and subsidize them up to a quota level through ration shops. This particular combination of taxes and subsidies\r\nplays an important role in the public budgets of developing countries; India spends 1 GDP point on its ration shop system and levies more than 60% of its revenues through commodity taxes. This paper first studies under what conditions this tax schedule - de\r\nfacto convex commodity taxes - is welfare improving compared to standard linear taxes once we take into account the relevant characteristics of developing countries. These are i)\r\nlimited government capacity to observe household incomes and ii) market fragmentation. I find that an inequality-averse government would set convex taxes on a wide range of\r\ngoods to redistribute and to partially insure households against price risk. Welfare gains to introducing convex taxes are highest for normal goods that most poor households consume.\r\nI then take the model to Indian data and find that combining ration shops and commodity taxes is welfare improving for rice, wheat and kerosene, but not for sugar. Setting convex\r\ntaxes on other goods not currently in the Indian ration shop system would not help the government redistribute across households but would yield small insurance gains.','/ydepot/semin/texte1314/NON2014LUC.pdf','','','2014-11-25','12:30:00','13:30:00','1ens0010','','LUNSEMI','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3722,'VAN EFFENTERRE','Clémentine ','PSE','','','','','','Understanding gender gap in science: evidence from France','Co-author(s) : Thierry Ly et Thomas Breda','','','','','','2014-12-02','12:30:00','13:30:00','1ens0010','','LUNSEMI','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3723,'DELAVANDE','Adeline','ESSEX','','','','','','University Choice: The Role of Expected Earnings, Non-pecuniary Outcomes and Financial Constraints ','','','We investigate the determinants of students\' university choice, with a focus on expected\r\nmonetary returns, non-pecuniary factors enjoyed at school, and financial constraints, in the\r\nPakistani context. To mitigate the identification problem concerning the separation of preferences,\r\nexpectations and markets constraints, we combine rich data on individual-specific\r\nsubjective expectations about labor market and non-pecuniary outcomes, with direct measures\r\nof financial constraints and students\' stated school choice both with and without financial constraints.\r\nEstimates from a life-cycle model show that future earnings play a small (but statistically\r\nsignificant) role. However, non-pecuniary outcomes, such as school\'s ideology, are\r\nmajor determinants. Data on students\' choices without financial constraints allow for the outof-\r\nsample validation of the model, which shows a strikingly good fit. Our results show that\r\n37% of students are financially constrained in the university choice, and that implementing\r\npolicies relaxing financial constraints would increase students\' average lifetime subjective expected\r\nutility by 21%. From a methodological point, we find that ignoring non-pecuniary\r\nfactors, uncertainty related to employment and drop-out, or direct measures of financial constraints,\r\nyields biased estimates - thereby underscoring the importance of having data on these\r\naspects for understanding university choice in any context. ','','','','2014-12-09','12:30:00','13:30:00','1ens0010','','LUNSEMI','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3724,'FABRE','Brice','PSE','','','','','','Political Connections and Alignment: Evidence from Intergovernmental Grants in France','','','This paper provides new evidence on the politics of intergovernmental grants and raises the issue of political connections in Local Public Finance. Using a new dataset on financial accounts of French municipalities, I look at two effects. The first, never studied to my knowledge, is a multiple offices effect (whether a municipality whose mayor has also an office in an upper layer gets more grants from this layer). The second is an alignment effect (whether upper tiers of government give more grants to mayors of their political affiliation). For identification, I use a Regression Discontinuity Design in close electoral races. I show that aligned mayors who have a seat in an upper level of government get double the amount of grants received by other aligned municipalities. However, mayors who have a seat in an upper tier but are not in the upper council\'s majority do not manage to get more funds for their municipality. These results suggest that connections play an important role in the allocation of intergovernmental grants. As for the alignment effect, I find that aligned municipalities receive more grants only when the number of multiple office holders in the upper council is low. This contrasts with the previous literature on alignment effect. Favouring aligned municipalities may not be the most profitable option for grantors, that is why they may practice other types of targeting.\r\n','','','','2014-12-16','12:30:00','13:30:00','1ens0010','','LUNSEMI','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3654,'CORNEO','Giacomo','University of Berlin','','','','','','Democratic Redistribution and Rule of the Majority','Co-author : Frank Neher','','','/ydepot/semin/texte1314/COR2014DEM.pdf','','','2014-10-22','12:30:00','13:45:00','1ENS0008','','ECOTPPU','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3794,'BARTAL','Mehdi','PSE','','','','','','A Subsidy To Reduce Layoffs: Is It Effective?','','','','','','','2014-10-01','17:00:00','18:00:00','','MSE (106-112, boulevard de l\'Hôpital - Salle B 2.2) 75647 Paris Cedex 13 <br>','PSE-PSI','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','2014-09-08'),(3795,'PALME','Joakim ','Uppsala University, Sweden','','','','','','The Paradox of Redistribution Revisited','Discussant: Elvire Guillaud (University Paris 1, CES)','','Welfare States come with different aims. To reduce poverty and inequality figures as a prominent goal, especially in times of rising inequalities. How do we design welfare states to work well as strategies of equality? The ‘Paradox of Redistribution’ (Korpi and Palme, 1998) stated that the more we target benefits at the poor only and the more concerned we are with creating equality via equal public transfers to all, the less likely we are to reduce poverty and inequality. Comparative data for a number of OECD countries concerning the situation in the mid-1980s appeared to be congruent with this hypothesis. More recently, a series of studies seem to call this finding into question. The aim of the present paper is not only to check the validity of some of these claims but also to discuss the political economy argument behind the paradox, examine measurement problems and outline alternative approaches to the study of the relationship between the welfare state and equality. It is argued that we can learn a lot more by (i) putting the generosity and distributive profile of benefit programs into the context of the political economy of the welfare state, (ii) being more specific about program design and target populations, (iii) broadening the perspective of policy instruments, and (iv) extending the accounting framework in order to capture also the \'horizontal\' and \'risk\' redistributions in addition to the \'vertical\' one.<br>','','','','2014-10-07','16:30:00','18:00:00','','MSE (106-112, blv de l\'Hôpital -  Room 19) 75013 Paris ','ECOPCIN','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','2014-09-08'),(3796,'KUHN','Theresa','University of Amsterdam, Netherlands ','','','','','','Transnational solidarity in the EU. Analysing citizens’ redistributional behaviour in laboratory experiments','Discussant: tba <br>\r\nCo-author(s) : Hector Solaz (University of Birmingham)','','The European sovereign debt crisis and the political turf wars it entailed have\r\nunderlined both the political relevance and the fragile state of transnational solidarity in\r\nthe European Union. In this paper, we study to what degree German and British citizens\r\ndisplay some forms of solidarity with fellow Europeans by analysing their redistributional\r\nbehaviour in laboratory experiments. We examine to what extent people are willing to\r\nredistribute EU-wide, and which personal characteristics make people more generous\r\ntowards other Europeans. Our analyses find that people are most willing to redistribute\r\nlocally rather than nationally or EU-wide, and that people’s orientations towards\r\nEuropean integration are the strongest predictor of transnational redistribution, while\r\npolitical ideology and inequality aversion don’t seem to play a role.','','','','2014-11-18','16:30:00','18:00:00','','MSE(106-112, boulevard de l\'Hôpital - room 19) Paris 13','ECOPCIN','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','2014-09-08'),(3797,'SPIRE  ','Alexis','Iris, EHESS','','','','','','Comment étudier le rapport à l\'impôt ?','Discussant: Jérôme Gautié (University Paris 1, CES)\r\n\r\n','','','','','','2014-12-16','16:30:00','18:00:00','','Maison des Sciences Économiques (106-112, boulevard de l\'Hôpital - room 19) 75013 Paris','ECOPCIN','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3798,'CAVAILLE','Charlotte','Harvard University, Center for European Studies','','','','','','Social Policy Preferences in Mature Welfare States: the Role of Reciprocity','Discussant: Elvire GUILLAUD (University Paris 1, CES)\r\n\r\n','','','/ydepot/semin/texte1314/CAV2015SOC.pdf','','','2015-01-20','16:30:00','18:00:00','','MSE (106-112, boulevard de l\'Hôpital - room 19) 75013 Paris','ECOPCIN','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','2014-09-08'),(3799,'BACCARO','Lucio','University of Geneva, Dpt of Sociology','','','','','','Determinants of Open-Ended Contracts in Europe: The Role of Unemployment and Job Characteristics','Co-authors: J. Galindoa and R. Gökhan Koçera <br>\r\n\r\nDiscussant: Discussant: Bruno Amable (University Paris 1, CES)','','','/ydepot/semin/texte1314/BAC2015DET.pdf','','','2015-02-03','16:30:00','18:00:00','','MSE (106-112, boulevard de l\'Hôpital - room 19) 75013 Paris','ECOPCIN','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3801,'GOMES ','Renato','Toulouse School of Economics','','','','','','Competitive Screening under Heterogeneous Information','Co-author(s) : Daniel Garrett and Lucas Maestri','','We study competition in price-quality menus when consumers privately know their valuation for quality (type), and are heterogeneously informed about the offers available in the market. While firms are ex-ante identical, the menus offered in equilibrium are ordered so that more generous menus leave more surplus uniformly over types. More generous menus provide quality more efficiently, serve a larger range of consumers, and generate a greater fraction of profits from sales of low-quality goods. By varying the mass of competing firms, or the level of informational frictions, we span the entire spectrum of competitive intensity, from perfect competition to monopoly. \r\n\r\n','','','','2014-09-25','12:45:00','13:45:00','1ENSf100','','LUNTOM','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3802,'STEPANOV ','Sergey','Higher School of Economics, Moscow','','','','','','Biased Performance Evaluation in A Model of Career Concerns: Incentives versus Ex-Post Efficiency','','','','','','','2014-10-02','12:45:00','13:45:00','1ENSf100','','LUNTOM','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','2014-09-15'),(3803,'ALAIN ','Marie-Laure','Polytechnique','','','','','','The Impact of Retail Mergers on Food Prices: Evidence from France','Co-author(s) : Claire Chambolle,\r\n\r\nStephane Turolla and Sofia B. Villas-Boas','','This paper analyzes the impact of a merger in the French retail sector on food prices, using a consumer panel data. We perform a difference-in-differences analysis by comparing price changes in stores for which the local market structure is affected by the merger to unaffected stores. In addition, we empirically investigate economic forces behind the observed price changes. On average, we find that the merger significantly raised competitors’ prices contemporaneously with merging firms’ price increases. Further, we show that competitor prices increase more in local markets that experience larger structural changes in concentration and chain differentiation.','/ydepot/semin/texte1314/MAR2014IMP.pdf','','','2014-10-09','12:45:00','13:45:00','1ENSf100','','LUNTOM','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','2014-09-15'),(3862,'PEDRONO','Justine','Aix Marseille School of Economics','','','','','','Banking leverage with two funding currencies','','','','','','','2014-10-06','12:00:00','13:00:00','','MSE Room S19','LUNCINT','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3813,'SOMANATHAN','Rohini','Delhi Shool of Economics','','','','','','Community contracts: An experimental investigation of rule formation in Indian villages','Co-author(s) : Karla Hoff and Pontus Strimling','','','','','','2014-10-01','17:00:00','18:30:00','1ens0008','','ecodeve','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3814,'PATNAM','Manassa','ENSAE-CREST','','','','','','Targeted transfers, inequality, and poverty outcomes from the break up of states : evidence from the réorganization of states in India','Co-author(s) : Amrita DHILLON, Pramila KRISHNAN,  and Carlo PERRONI','','We describe a model of targeted redistribution choices by a self-interested incumbent politician, and use it to derive predictions about public good provision levels and poverty outcomes following secession of a region from a political union. Secession of one of those other regions, by removing private rent-seeking incentives for the incumbent, reduces targeted redistribution in the seceded jurisdiction, raising public good provision and improving the distribution of welfare. The model\'s predictions are examined in light of evidence on inequality and poverty outcomes following the political break-up that resulted in the creation three new Indian states. We use satellite data on night-time lights to proxy for economic activity across new and old state borders. Employing a regression discontinuity design we find a significant decrease in inequality in new states post break-up. Our result indicate that this effect is driven entirely by a decrease in inequality amongst natural resource poor regions in the new states, post break-up.','','','','2014-10-15','17:00:00','18:30:00','1ens0008','','ECODEVE','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3854,'PAPAIOANNOU','Elias','London Business School','','','','','','Federal Transfer Multipliers: Quasi-Experimental Evidence from Brazilian Municipalities','','','','','','https://sites.google.com/site/papaioannouelias/research/working-papers','2014-10-02','12:30:00','14:00:00','1ens0008','','PEPES','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3816,'MOBARAK','Mushfik','University of Yale','','','','','','Can Network Theory based Targeting Increase Technology Adoption?','Co-author(s) : L. Beaman, A. BenYishay and J. Magruder','','In order to induce farmers to adopt agricultural technologies in Malawi, we apply diffusion models of simple and complex contagion on rich social network data from 200 villages in Malawi to identify optimal seed farmers to target and train on the new technologies. A randomized controlled trial compares these theory-driven network targeting approaches to simpler, scalable strategies that either rely on a government extension worker or an easily measurable proxy for the social network (geographic distance between households) to identify seed farmers. Adoption rates over three years are greater in villages that received the theory-based data intensive targeting treatments. The data, interpreted through the lens of the theory, yield insights on the nature of diffusion, and are most consistent with a learning environment where farmers need to know more than one person with knowledge of the technology before they adopt themselves.','','','http://faculty.som.yale.edu/mushfiqmobarak/papers/MNW.pdf','2014-12-03','17:00:00','18:30:00','1ens0008','','ECODEVE','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3817,'SADOULET','Elisabeth','UC-Berkeley','','de JANVRY','Alain ','UC-Berkeley','','Utility, Risk, and Demand for Incomplete Insurance: Lab Experiments with Guatemalan Cooperatives','Co-author(s) : Craig McIntosh and Felix Povell','','We play a series of incentivized laboratory games with risk-exposed coffee farmers in Guatemala to understand the demand for index-based excess rainfall insurance. By varying risk in systematic ways over a large number of games, we can use numerical techniques to estimate explicit flexible utility functions for each player, and with these to simulate demand under alternate scenarios. We introduce the presence of the types of novel drought risks likely to be driven by global warming and find that these lead to sharp decreases in flood insurance demand, even when the objective benefit of the flood insurance is held constant. The possibility of using group-based mechanisms to smooth idiosyncratic risk is introduced by playing games with group-based products, and by asking farmers to anticipate and deliberate on the extent to which their groups would effectively smooth risk. Our results indicate that elevated weather-driven variance has very different effects if it occurs inside of insured or uninsured states, and that groups provide a very imperfect way of protecting farmers from these risks.','/ydepot/semin/texte1314/UTI2015ELI.pdf','','','2015-01-14','17:00:00','18:30:00','1ens0008','','ECODEVE','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3818,'FERRAZ','Claudio','PUC Rio','','','','','','Human Capital and Development: The Long-Term Legacy of State Sponsored Settlements in Brazil','','','\r\nThis paper examines the effect of human capital on long-run\r\ndevelopment by exploiting variation from a\r\nState policy that attracted educated immigrants into state sponsored\r\nsettlements during the\r\nera of mass migration in Brazil. We show that immediately after the\r\nestablishment of\r\nsettlements, the population living in these areas had higher educational\r\nlevels than elsewhere in the state. At that moment, settlements were\r\nstill similar to other areas, but for educational levels. In 1940\r\nand 2000, after settlements had ceased to exist, populations living\r\nin these areas continued to be more educated. Local communities that\r\ndeveloped from settlements used more educational inputs throughout\r\nthe period and, over time, shifted occupations towards human capital\r\nintensive activities. In 2000, areas corresponding to previous settlements\r\nhad income per capita 15\\% higher than the remainder of the state.\r\nThe evidence indicates that the educational composition of immigrants\r\npersisted through time and led, in the long run, to higher levels\r\nof development.','','','','2014-09-25','12:30:00','14:00:00','1ens0008','','PEPES','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3819,'BENNEDSEN','Morten','INSEAD','','','','','','Family firms and labour market reforms','','','','','','','2014-09-22','12:00:00','13:30:00','','MSE 106-112 bld de l\'hôpital 75647 Paris cedex 13 - salle S2 ','io','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3820,'TOMALA	','Tristan','Visite PSE','','','','','','Atomic Dynamic Congestion Games','Co-authors:  \r\nMarco Scarsini (LUISS), Marc Schroeder (U. Maastricht) & Tristan Tomala (HEC Paris)','','In this paper, we propose a model of discrete time dynamic congestion games  with atomic players. This approach allows to give a precise description of the dynamics induced by the individual strategies of players and to study how the steady state is reached, either when players act selfishly, or when the traffic is controlled by  a planner. We model also seasonalities by assuming that departure flows fluctuate periodically with time. We focus mostly on simple networks and\r\n give closed form formulas for the long-run  equilibrium and optimal latencies, as functions of the seasonality. We then derive computations and bounds on the price of anarchy.  We also characterize optimal and equilibrium flows and show that, although they produce different costs, they coincide from some time onwards. ','/ydepot/semin/texte1314/TOM2014DYN.pdf','','','2014-11-03','17:00:00','18:15:00','','MSE (106-112, boulevard de l\'Hôpital - Salle S/2) 75013 Paris <br>','SEMRFOU','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','2014-09-17'),(3821,' BRAMOULLE','Yann','Aix-Marseille','','','','','','Altruism in Networks','Co-author : Renaud Bourlès	','','','/ydepot/semin/texte1314/BRA2014ALT.pdf','','','2014-11-17','17:00:00','18:15:00','','MSE (106-112, boulevard de l\'Hôpital - salle du 6ème étage) 75013 Paris ','SEMRFOU','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','2014-09-17'),(3822,'LOVO','Stefano','HEC','','','','','','Robust Price Formation','Co-authors : J. Hörner et T. Tomala','','','','','','2014-11-24','17:00:00','18:15:00','','MSE (106-112, boulevard de l\'Hôpital - Salle du 6ème étage) 75013 PARIS','SEMRFOU','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','2014-09-17'),(3823,'GALEOTTI','Andrea','Essex','','','','','','Information on consumption’s externalities, monopoly pricing and consumers’  surplus','','','The increase in the information that firms can obtain about the interactions and influences of their consumers motivates two important questions: How does the pricing strategy of a firm reacts to detailed information on consumers\' externalities? Is the availability and use of such information beneficial or detrimental for consumer welfare? We study these questions in a model where a monopoly sells a network good and may price discriminate using information on consumers\' influences and/or on consumers\' susceptibilities to influence. Our framework incorporates a rich set of market products, including goods characterized by global and local network effects. The optimal pricing takes a simple form, which entails a price discount for the influence of consumers and a price premium for their susceptibility; both of these components are a function of the pattern of externalities across consumers. We can determine under which conditions, relative to uniform price, consumer surplus increases. We provide a full characterization of the value of network information for the monopolist.','','','','2014-12-01','17:00:00','18:15:00','','MSE (106-112, boulevard de l\'Hôpital - Salle du 6ème étage) 75013 PARIS<BR>','SEMRFOU','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','2014-09-17'),(3824,'STANCHEVA','Stephanie','Harvard University','','','','','','Optimal taxation and human capital policies over the life cycle','','','','/ydepot/semin/texte1314/STA2014OPT.pdf','','','2014-12-08','17:00:00','18:15:00','','MSE (106-112, boulevard de l\'Hôpital - Salle du 6ème étage) 75013 PARIS<BR>','SEMRFOU','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','2014-09-17'),(3826,'RAY','Anna','Paris School of Economics / Sciences Po','','','','','','The Anatomy of Foreign Direct Investment — World Greenfield and Merger & Acquisition Flows','','','','','','','2014-09-22','12:00:00','13:00:00','','MSE Room S19','LUNCINT','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3827,'HINZ','Julian','PSE','','','','','','Time-variant distances in the gravity model: the view from space','','','','','','','2014-09-08','12:00:00','13:00:00','','','LUNCINT','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3962,'GEORGIEFF ','Alexandre','PSE','','','','','','Employment Protection and Subjective Well-Being','','','','','','','0000-00-00','00:00:00','00:00:00','','','PSE-PSI','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3963,'GEORGIEFF','Alexandre','PSE','','','','','','Employment Protection and Subjective Well-Being','','','','','','','2015-02-24','17:00:00','18:00:00','1ensreun','','PSE-PSI','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','2015-02-23'),(3964,'FEDERICO','Giovanni','University of Pisa and Univesity Carlos III, Madrid','','','','','','A Tale of two Globalizations: World Trade and Openness 1800-2010','Co-author : Antonio Tena','','','','','','2015-05-27','17:00:00','18:30:00','1ens0008','','HISECON','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3965,'LOSER','Annie','*','','','','','','*','','','','','','','0000-00-00','00:00:00','00:00:00','','','','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3966,'LOSER','Annie','PSE','','','','','',' Regional Variations in the Severity of the Great Depression in France.','','','','','','','2015-06-03','17:00:00','18:30:00','1ens0008','','HISECON','','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3967,'MONNET','Eric','Banque de France ','','','','','','Monetary financing of public debt in XXth century France, 1914-1993','Co-author :  Vincent Duchaussoy (Université de Normandie)','','','','','','2015-06-17','17:00:00','18:30:00','1ens0008','','HISECON','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3870,'LEFEBVRE','Mathieu','BETA Université Strasbourg','','','','','','Common components of risk and uncertainty attitudes across contexts and domains: Evidence from 30 countries','Co-author(s) : Ferdinand M. Vieider, Ranoua Bouchouicha, Thorsten Chmura, Rustamdjan Hakimov, Michal Krawczyk, Peter Martinsson','','','','','','2014-11-20','17:00:00','18:15:00','1ensA004','','GDTRISQ','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3871,'PONTHIERE','Gregory','PSE Université Paris Est','','','','','','Pollution, mortalité et compensation','','','','','','','2014-12-04','17:00:00','18:15:00','1ensA004','','GDTRISQ','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3872,'VERGNAUD','Jean-Christophe','CNRS Paris 1','','','','','','Stabilité des préférences dans le risque après une expérience à fort impact psychologique','','','','','','','2015-01-22','17:30:00','18:45:00','1ensA004','','GDTRISQ','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3873,'PESTIEAU','Pierre','Université de Liège','','','','','','Long term care social insurance with two-sided altruism','','','','','','','2015-02-19','17:00:00','18:15:00','1ensA004','','GDTRISQ','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3874,'THOMAS','Julien','ISFA Lyon 1','','','','','','Construction et validation des tables de mortalité prospectives: le contexte de l\'assurance','','','','','','','2015-03-19','17:00:00','18:15:00','','','GDTRISQ','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3875,'ZUBER','Stéphane','CNRS Paris 1','','','','','','TBA','','','','','','','2015-04-16','17:00:00','18:15:00','1ensA004','','GDTRISQ','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3876,'ARRONDEL','Luc','PSE-CNRS','','','','','','TBA','','','','','','','2015-06-04','17:00:00','18:15:00','1ensA004','','GDTRISQ','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3877,'GRUJOVIC','Anja','University of Geneva','','','','','','Trade and long term unemployment: A quantitative assessment','Co-author(s) Céline Carrère and Frédéric Robert-Nicoud','','We develop a multi-country, multi-sector, trade gravity model with labour market frictions and long-term equilibrium unemployment. We find that trade liberalisation may lead to a rise in unemployment if it results in labour reallocation towards sectors with higher-than-average labour market frictions. We calibrate the model using panel trade data and estimated sector-specific labour market frictions to quantify the employment and welfare effects of the potential Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP) on OECD countries.','','','','2014-11-10','12:00:00','13:00:00','','MSE Room S19','LUNCINT','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3878,'','','','','','','','','','14:30-15:30  Michel GENET <br>\r\nGreenpeace, the (beautiful?) and unknown NGO\r\n\r\n15:30-16:00 Coffee Break <br>\r\n\r\n16:00-17:00 Malika Hamadi (Cergy University) <br>\r\nCompetition, Loan Rates and Information Dispersion in Microcredit Market\". <br>\r\n\r\n17:00-18:00 Discussion around ongoing and future work\r\n\r\n\r\n','','','/ydepot/semin/texte1314/HAM2015COM.pdf','','','2015-01-20','14:00:00','18:00:00','1ENSF100','','ONG','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3880,'NUNEZ','Thais','Paris School of Economics / Paris 1','','','','','','International Waste Trade: The Impact of European Regulation on World Trade','','','','','','','2014-11-17','12:00:00','13:00:00','','MSE Room S17 ','LUNCINT','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3881,'BEESTERMOELLER','Matthias','Ludwig-Maximilians-University Munich','','','','','','A Dissection of Trading Capital: Cultural persistence of trade in the aftermath of the fall of the Iron Curtain','','','\r\nWe show that the countries of the former Austro-Hungarian monarchy trade significantly more with one another in the aftermath of the collapse of the Iron Curtain than predicted by a standard gravity model. This trade surplus declines linearly and monotonically over time. We argue that these findings suggest that decaying cultural forces explain a significant part of trading capital. We document the rate of decay of these cultural forces.','','','','2014-12-01','12:00:00','13:00:00','','MSE Room S17 ','LUNCINT','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3882,'PITON','Sophie','PSE','','','','','','TBA','','','','','','','0000-00-00','00:00:00','00:00:00','','MSE Room S17','LUNCINT','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3883,'PITON','Sophie','PSE','','','','','','TBA','','','','','','','2014-12-15','12:00:00','13:00:00','','MSE Room S17','LUNCINT','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3884,'AUBRY','Amandine','IRES-Université Catholique de Louvain','','','','','','Migration, FDI and the Margins of Trade','','','','','','','2014-11-24','12:00:00','13:00:00','','MSE Room S17','LUNCINT','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3885,'DUSSAUX','Damien','CERNA / MINES ParisTech','','','','','','TBA','','','','','','','2015-01-12','12:00:00','13:00:00','','MSE Room S19','LUNCINT','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3886,'RAVASAN','Farshad','PSE','','','','','','TBA','','','','','','','2015-01-26','12:00:00','13:00:00','','MSE Room S19','LUNCINT','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3887,'RAY','Anna','PSE / Sciences Po','','','','','','TBA','','','','','','','2015-02-09','12:00:00','13:00:00','','MSE Room S19','LUNCINT','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3888,'STREINGRESS','Walter','Banque de France / Université de Montréal','','','','','','TBA','','','','','','','2015-02-23','12:00:00','13:00:00','','MSE Room S19','LUNCINT','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3889,'LOPEZ FORERO','Margarita','*','','','','','','FDI and MPK under Financial Frictions','','','','','','','2014-11-26','17:00:00','18:00:00','','MSE salle B2.2','PSE-PSI','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3890,'','','*','','','','','','SEANCE ANNULEE','','','','','','','2014-12-10','17:00:00','18:00:00','','MSE salle B2.2','PSE-PSI','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3891,'BEAUD','Stéphane ','UPX et ETT/CMH ','','','','','','Le recrutement social des footballeurs professionnels (français): une vue en longue période ','','','','','','','2014-12-17','17:30:00','19:00:00','1ENSe101','','FOOT','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3892,'MUENDLER ','Marc-Andreas ','UC San Diego','','','','','','The Dynamics of Comparative Advantage','Co-authors: Gordon H. Hanson & Nelson Lind','','','/ydepot/semin/texte1314/MUE2014DYN.pdf','','','2015-01-06','14:30:00','16:00:00','','Sciences Po, 28 rue des Saints Pères 75007 Paris - Amphi CAQUOT','cominte','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3893,'BOEHM ','Johannes ','SciencesPo','','','','','','The Impact of Contract Enforcement Costs on Outsourcing and Aggregate Productivity','','','','http://personal.lse.ac.uk/boehmj/newdraft.pdf','','','2015-01-20','14:30:00','16:00:00','','Sciences Po, 56 rue des Saints Pères, 75007 Paris - Room Goguel','cominte','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','2014-12-12'),(3894,'RAPPOPORT','Veronica ','LSE','','','','','','Comparative Advantage and Specialization in Bank Lending','Co-authors: D. Paravisini and P. Schnabl','','',' http://personal.lse.ac.uk/rappopor/papers/specialization.pdf','','','2015-02-03','14:30:00','16:00:00','','PSE-Université Paris 1, MSE, 106-112 boulevard de l\'hôpital, 75013 Paris - Salle 6ème ét. ','cominte','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','2015-01-23'),(3895,'ZANARDI','Maurizio','Lancaster','','','','','','The Internationalization Process of Firms: from Exports to FDI','Co-auteurs: P. Conconi & A. Sapir ','','',' http://www.ecares.org/ecare/personal/conconi$/web/internationalization.pdf ','','','2015-03-03','14:30:00','16:00:00','','PSE-Université Paris 1, MSE, 106-112 boulevard de l\'hôpital, 75013 Paris - Salle 6ème ét. (14h30-16h00)','cominte','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','2015-02-06'),(3896,'TRIONFETTI','Federico','Aix-Marseille School of Economic','','','','','','Comparative Skill Premia','','','','','','','2015-03-17','14:30:00','16:00:00','','PSE-Université Paris 1, MSE, 106-112 boulevard de l\'hôpital, 75013 Paris - salle du 6ème étage <BR> ','cominte','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3897,'BARBA NAVARETTI','Giorgio','Milan','','','','','','It takes (more than) a moment : Revisiting the link between firm productivity and aggregate exports','Co-author(s) Matteo Bugamellli, Emanuele Forlani and Gianmarco I.P.\r\nOttaviano\r\n','','This paper examines empirically which features of an exporting country\'s firm-level productivity distribution are related to its aggregate exports. It implicitly tests if the data support the prediction of the\r\nstandard trade model with heterogeneous firms la Melitz (2003) that, within a general gravity framework, only the first moment (i.e., the mean) of the firm-level productivity distribution affect aggregate exports. The empirical analysis, which is based on a panel of 17 European countries and 22 manufacturing industries, provides robust support to the alternative view that also higher moments of the productivity distribution matter. In particular, we find that the exporter\'s multilateral resistance term is positively related not only to the average productivity but also to indicators of rightward asymmetry and, to a lesser extent, dispersion. As export-promoting policies are concerned, these results point to the importance of measures aimed at strengthening the competitiveness of medium-high productive firms and the mechanisms governing allocative efficiency.','/ydepot/semin/texte1314/GIO2015TAK.pdf','','','2015-03-31','14:30:00','16:00:00','','PSE-Université Paris 1, MSE, 106-112 boulevard de l\'hôpital, 75013 Paris - Salle 116','cominte','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3898,'ASTURIAS','Jose  (','','','','','','','*','','','','','','','0000-00-00','00:00:00','00:00:00','','','','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3899,'ASTURIAS','Jose','Georgetown','','','','','','Competition and the welfare gains from transportation infrastructure: Evidence from the Golden Quadrilateral of India','Co-authors : Manuel García-Santana (Université Libre de Bruxelles (ECARES) & Roberto Ramos (Bank of Spain)','','','/ydepot/semin/texte1314/AST2015COM.pdf','','','2015-04-14','14:30:00','16:00:00','','PSE-Université Paris 1, MSE, 106-112 boulevard de l\'hôpital, 75013 Paris - Salle 6ème ét. (14h30-16h00)','cominte','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','2015-03-16'),(3900,'CHOR ','Davin ','Singapore','','','','','','TBA','','','','','','','0000-00-00','00:00:00','00:00:00','','MSE – Room: tbc  106-112 boulevard de l’hôpital, 75013 Paris ','','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3901,'CHOR','Davin','Singapore','','','','','','TBA','','','','','','','2015-05-05','14:30:00','16:00:00','','PSE-Université Paris 1, MSE, 106-112 boulevard de l\'hôpital, 75013 Paris - Salle 6ème ét. ','cominte','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3902,'RESHEF ','Ariell ','Virginia','','','','','','TBA','','','','','','','2015-05-12','14:30:00','16:00:00','','PSE-Université Paris 1, MSE, 106-112 boulevard de l\'hôpital, 75013 Paris - Salle 6ème ét. ','cominte','OUI','OUI','OUI','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3903,'CHANEY','Thomas ','Toulouse','','','','','','TBA','','','','','','','2015-05-26','14:30:00','16:00:00','','PSE-Université Paris 1, MSE, 106-112 boulevard de l\'hôpital, 75013 Paris - Salle 6ème ét. ','cominte','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3904,'RODRIGUEZ-CLARE','Andres  ','Berkeley','','','','','','TBA','','','','','','','2015-06-09','14:30:00','16:00:00','','PSE-Université Paris 1, MSE, 106-112 boulevard de l\'hôpital, 75013 Paris - Salle 6ème ét. ','cominte','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3907,'','','*','','','','','','*','','','','','','','2015-07-07','14:30:00','16:00:00','','PSE-Université Paris 1, MSE, 106-112 boulevard de l\'hôpital, 75013 Paris - Salle 6ème ét. ','cominte','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3905,'','','','','','','','','*','','','','','','','2015-06-23','14:30:00','16:00:00','','PSE-Université Paris 1, MSE, 106-112 boulevard de l\'hôpital, 75013 Paris - Salle 6ème ét. ','cominte','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(0,'','','*','','','','','','*','','','','','','','2014-11-07','14:30:00','16:00:00','','MSE – Salle 6ème, 106-112 boulevard de l’hôpital, 75013 Paris','','OUI','OUI','OUI','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3909,'KINDERMAN','Daniel','University of Delaware, Dpt  Political Science/ International Relation','','','','','','Challenging Varieties of Capitalism’s Account of Business Interests: The New Social Market Initiative and German Employers’ Quest for Liberalization, 2000–2014','','','','/ydepot/semin/texte1314/KIN2015CHA.pdf','','','2015-03-24','16:30:00','18:00:00','','Maison des Sciences Economiques (106-112, boulevard de l\'Hôpital, room 19) 75013 Paris','ECOPCIN','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3910,'BOLTZ','Marie','PSE','','VILLAR','Paola','PSE','','Preference for unobservable income and informal redistribution in community networks : a lab-the-field experiment in Senegal','','','','','','','2014-12-16','17:00:00','18:30:00','1ensreun','','PSE-PSI','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3911,'','','*','','','','','','*','','','','','','','2015-01-13','17:00:00','18:30:00','1ensreun','','PSE-PSI','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3915,'RISTINIEMI','Annukka','*','','','','','','A Laffer curve of sovereign debt and liquidity','','','','','','','2015-01-21','17:00:00','18:30:00','','MSE-salle B2.2','PSE-PSI','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3936,'','','*','','','','','','*','<br><br>\r\n- Clémentine Van Effenterre (PSE): \"Papa does preach: Daughters and preferences towards abortion right\".\r\n<br><br>\r\n- Anthony Lepinteur (PSE): \"Spousal Working Hours Mismatch and Subjective Well-Being: Evidence from Germany\".\r\n<br><br>','','','','','','2015-02-10','17:00:00','18:30:00','1ENSf100','','PSE-PSI','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3913,'ESÖ','Peter','Oxford University','','','','','','Persuasion and Pricing','Co-author :  Chris Wallace (University of Leicester)','','','','','','2015-01-05','17:00:00','18:15:00','1ENSE101','','SEMRFOU','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','2014-12-18'),(3914,'LAMBA','Rohit','Cambridge','','','','','','Repeated Bargaining: A Mechanism Design Approach','','','Through a model of repeated bargaining between a buyer and a seller, with changing\r\nprivate information on both sides, this paper addresses questions of eciency and\r\ninstitutional structures in dynamic mechanism design. A new technical device in the\r\nform of a history dependent version of payo equivalence is established. A new notion\r\nof interim budget balance is introduced which allows for the role of an intermediary\r\nbut with bounded credit lines. We then construct a mechanism, which provides a\r\nnecessary and sucient condition for eciency under interim budget balance. The\r\nexistence of a future surplus can be used as collateral to sustain eciency, and its size\r\ndetermines the possibility. The mechanism also oers a simple and realistic implementation.\r\nA characterization of ecient implementation under ex post budget balance\r\nis also provided. Further, a characterization for the second best is presented, and\r\nits equivalent Ramsey pricing formulation is established. A suboptimal, but incentive\r\ncompatible mechanism for the second best with intuitive properties is presented.\r\nWhen property rights are \r\nuid, that is, the good can be shared, a folk theorem with\r\na simple mechanism is constructed.','/ydepot/semin/texte1314/LAM2015REP.pdf','','','2015-01-26','17:00:00','18:15:00','1ENSE101','','SEMRFOU','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3916,'BENHENDA','Asma ','PSE','','','','','','How to Identify Good Teachers? Teacher Evaluations and Student Achievement.','','','','','','','2015-01-27','17:00:00','18:30:00','1ensreun','','PSE-PSI','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3917,'SERGI','Francesco','PSE','','','','','','Quelle méthodologie pour une étude des modèles DSGE ?','','','','','','','2015-02-04','17:00:00','18:30:00','','MSE-salle B2.2','PSE-PSI','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3918,'NIEDERMAYER','Andras NIEDERMAYER','Uni Mannheim','','','','','','Foreclosure Auctions','Co-author(s) : Artyom Shneyerov (Concordia University, CIREQ, CIRANO) and Pai Xu(University of Hong Kong)','','We develop a novel theory of real estate foreclosure auctions, which have the special\r\nfeature that the lender acts as a seller for low and as a buyer for high prices. We get three\r\npredictions: (i) lenders\' bids are bunched at the amount owed, (ii) if all auctions observed\r\nexhibit a common value component, there are gaps in lenders\' bids, (iii) if there are both\r\nindependent private values and common value component auctions, there will be no gaps,\r\nbut non-monotonicity of the probability of sale in the reserve price. Using novel data from\r\nPalm Beach County (US), we show that (i) and (iii), but not (ii) are consistent with the\r\ndata. Further, the data is consistent with the claim that adverse selection plays less of a\r\nrole for securitized than for non-securitized mortgages. Our theory also allows an analysis\r\nof the welfare effect of judicial versus non-judicial foreclosures.\r\n','','','','2015-01-19','12:00:00','13:15:00','1ensA004','','IO','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3922,'LAFFERS','Lukas','Norwegian School of Economics ','','','','','','Bounding Average Treatment Effects using Linear Programming','','','This paper presents a method of calculating sharp bounds on the average treatment\r\neffect using linear programming under identifying assumptions commonly\r\nused in the literature. This new method provides a sensitivity analysis of the\r\nidentifying assumptions and missing data in an application regarding the effect\r\nof parent’s schooling on children’s schooling. Even a mild departure from identifying\r\nassumptions may substantially widen the bounds on average treatment\r\neffects. Allowing for a small fraction of the data to be missing also has a large\r\nimpact on the results.','/ydepot/semin/texte1314/JMP LUKAS LAFFERS.pdf','/ydepot/semin/texte1314/CV LAKAS LAFFERS.pdf','','2015-01-19','12:15:00','13:30:00','1ensA002','','JOBMARS','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3923,'KETZ','Philipp','Brown University','','','','','','Testing near or at the Boundary of the Parameter Space','','','Statistical inference about a scalar parameter is often performed using the two-sided ttest.\r\nIn extremum problems, where the estimator satises the restrictions on the parameter\r\nspace - such as the nonnegativity of a variance parameter -, the test suers from size distortions\r\nwhen the true parameter vector is near or at the boundary of the parameter space.\r\nNevertheless, the two-sided t-test continues to be used when estimates are found to be close\r\nto the boundary. This can be attributed to a lack of inference procedures that appropriately\r\naccount for boundary eects on the asymptotic distribution of the estimator. To address this\r\nissue, we propose an estimator that is asymptotically normally distributed, even when the\r\ntrue parameter vector is near or at the boundary, and the objective function is not dened\r\noutside the parameter space. The novel estimator allows the implementation of several existing\r\ntesting procedures and a new test based on the Conditional Likelihood Ratio statistic\r\n(CLR). Compared to the existing procedures, the new test is easy to implement and has\r\ngood power properties. Moreover, it oers power advantages over the two-sided t-test, when\r\nthe latter controls size. We also show the test to be admissible when inference is performed\r\nwith respect to a scalar parameter. We apply the test to the random coecients logit model\r\nusing data on the European car market and nd more evidence of heterogeneity in consumer\r\npreferences than suggested by the two-sided t-test.','/ydepot/semin/texte1314/JMP PHILIPP KETZ.pdf','/ydepot/semin/texte1314/CV PHILIPP KETZ.pdf','','2015-01-21','12:30:00','13:45:00','1ens0008','','JOBMARS','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3924,'DZEMSKI','Andreas','University of Mannheim','','','','','','An empirical model of dyadic link formation in a network with unobserved heterogeneity','','','In this paper I present a new model of dyadic link formation for directed\r\nnetworks that extends the classical model by Holland and Leinhardt 1981.\r\nAgents are endowed with unobserved effects that govern their ability to establish\r\nlinks (productivity) and to receive links (popularity). The unobserved\r\neffects are modelled by a fixed effects approach allowing for arbitrary correlation\r\nbetween the observed homophily component and latent sources of degree\r\nheterogeneity. The model can be estimated by conditional ML but inference\r\nis non-standard due to the incidental parameters problem (Neyman and Scott\r\n1948). I consider estimation of the parametric part of the linking model as\r\nwell as estimation of a measure of network transitivity. Moreover, I suggest a\r\nspecification test for the dyadic model based on predicted transitivity. My\r\napproach overcomes the incidental parameters problem by using explicit\r\ncorrection formulas based on an asymptotic approximation that sends the\r\nnumber of agents to infinity. My simulation design suggests promising finite\r\nsample performance. A linking model neglecting unobserved sources of degree\r\nheterogeneity predicts an insuficient amount of transitivity. This effect is\r\nproven for a stylized model and its empirical relevance is confirmed using\r\ndata on favor networks in Indian villages. In this application, a transitivity\r\nstatistic changes sign when unobserved agent effects are added. This suggests\r\nthat, in the real world, unobserved heterogeneity may be a primary driver of\r\nlocal clustering behavior.','/ydepot/semin/texte1314/JMP ANDREAS DZEMKI.pdf','/ydepot/semin/texte1314/CV ANDREAS DZEMSKI.pdf','','2015-01-27','12:30:00','13:45:00','1ensA002','','JOBMARS','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3925,'CAMPONOVO','Lorenzo','University of St.Gallen','','','','','','On the Validity of the Pairs Bootstrap for Lasso Estimators','','','We study the validity of the pairs bootstrap for Lasso estimators in linear regression models with random covariates and heteroscedastic error terms. We show that the naive pairs bootstrap does not consistently estimate the distribution of the Lasso estimator. In particular, we identify two different sources for the failure of the bootstrap. First, in the bootstrap samples the Lasso estimator fails to correctly mimic the population moment condition satisfied by the regression parameter. Second, the bootstrap Lasso estimation criterion does not reproduce the sign of the zero coefficients with sufficient accuracy. To overcome these problems we introduce a modified pairs bootstrap procedure that consistently estimates the distribution of the Lasso estimator. Finally, we consider also the adaptive Lasso estimator. Also in this case, we show that the modified pairs bootstrap consistently estimates the distribution of the adaptive Lasso estimator. Monte Carlo simulations confirm a desirable accuracy of the modified pairs bootstrap procedure. These results show that when properly defined the pairs bootstrap may provide a valid approach for estimating the distribution of Lasso estimators.','/ydepot/semin/texte1314/JMP LORENZO CAMPONOVO2.pdf','/ydepot/semin/texte1314/CV CAMPONOVO LORENZO.pdf','','2015-01-29','12:30:00','13:45:00','','MSE – Room: S/1  106-112 boulevard de l’hôpital, 75013 Paris','JOBMARS','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3926,'SANT\'ANNA','Pedro H.C. ','Universidad Carlos III de Madrid ','','','','','','Nonparametric Tests for Conditional Treatment Effects with Duration Outcomes','','','This paper proposes new nonparametric tests for treatment eects when the out-\r\ncome of interest, typically a duration, is subjected to right censoring. Our tests are\r\nbased on Kaplan-Meier integrals, and do not rely on distributional assumptions, shape\r\nrestrictions, nor on restricting the potential treatment eect heterogeneity across dif-\r\nferent subpopulations. The proposed tests are consistent against xed alternatives\r\nand can detect nonparametric alternatives converging to the null at the parametric\r\nn????1=2-rate, n being the sample size. Finite sample properties of the proposed tests are\r\nexamined by means of a Monte Carlo study. We illustrate the use of the proposed pol-\r\nicy evaluation tools by studying the eect of labor market programs on unemployment\r\nduration based on experimental and observational datasets.','/ydepot/semin/texte1314/JMP P. SANTANNA.pdf','/ydepot/semin/texte1314/CV PEDRO SANTANNA.pdf','','2015-01-30','12:30:00','13:45:00','','MSE – Room: à préciser  106-112 boulevard de l’hôpital, 75013 Paris','JOBMARS','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3927,'DRUT','Bastien','CNAM','','','','','','Economie du football professionnel ','','','','','','','2015-01-28','18:00:00','19:30:00','1ensA002','','FOOT','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3929,'GIZATULINA','Alia','*','','','','','','Betting on Others\' Bets: Union of the Generalized Crémer-McLean Mechanisms','','','We construct the generalized Crémer-McLean mechanism where agent i\'s participation fee depends not only on the valuations reported by -i agents at the second stage, but also on the choice of the participation fee by -i at the first stage. Such construction allows to exploit the convex hull property of beliefs whenever it appears in beliefs about beliefs rather than in beliefs about preferences. As such betting retrieves agents’ entire hierarchies of beliefs, it reveals what is common knowledge among them. Hence for any given finite or countable collection of type spaces where each type spaces verifies the convex hull property within itself, the designer can propose a union of GCM mechanisms and extract the surplus across type spaces, i.e., regardless of absence of knowledge by the designer which type space agents share (and without relying on the shoot-the-liar mechanism). We discuss when the technique of using a union of individual mechanisms is extendable to more general cases.','','','','0000-00-00','00:00:00','13:00:00','','','LUNTOM','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3930,'GIZATULINA','Alia','University of St.Gallen','','','','','','Betting on Others\' Bets: Union of the Generalized Crémer-McLean Mechanisms','','','We construct the generalized Crémer-McLean mechanism where agent i\'s participation fee depends not only on the valuations reported by -i agents at the second stage, but also on the choice of the participation fee by -i at the first stage. Such construction allows to exploit the convex hull property of beliefs whenever it appears in beliefs about beliefs rather than in beliefs about preferences. As such betting retrieves agents’ entire hierarchies of beliefs, it reveals what is common knowledge among them. Hence for any given finite or countable collection of type spaces where each type spaces verifies the convex hull property within itself, the designer can propose a union of GCM mechanisms and extract the surplus across type spaces, i.e., regardless of absence of knowledge by the designer which type space agents share (and without relying on the shoot-the-liar mechanism). We discuss when the technique of using a union of individual mechanisms is extendable to more general cases.\r\n','','','','2015-01-29','12:45:00','13:45:00','1ens0008','','LUNTOM','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3931,'ATTAR','Andrea','University of Roma Tor Vergata,Toulouse School of Economics (IDEI','','','','','','Multiple Contracting in Insurance Markets: Cross-Subsidies and Quantity Discounts','Co-authors : Thomas Mariotti & François Salanié\r\n','','','/ydepot/semin/texte1314/ATT2015MUL.pdf','','','2015-02-09','17:00:00','18:15:00','1ENSE101','','SEMRFOU','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3932,'LESHNO','Jacob','Columbia','','','','','','Unbalanced Random Matching Markets: The Stark Effect of Competition','Co-authors :Itai Ashlagi & Yash Kanoria','','','http://www.columbia.edu/~jl4130/AKL-Unbalanced%20Matching.pdf','','','2015-03-02','17:00:00','18:15:00','1ENSE101','','SEMRFOU','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3933,'GANGULI','Jayant','ESSEX','','','','','','Pricing effects of ambiguous private information.','','','','http://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=2154383','','','2015-03-09','17:00:00','18:15:00','1ENSE101','','SEMRFOU','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','2015-02-26'),(3934,'MOULIN','Hervé','University of Galsgow (Visite Polytechnique)','','','','','','One dimensional mechanism design','','','When agents\'allocations are one-dimensional and preferences are convex, the three perenial goals of mechanism design, efficiency, prior-free incentive compatibility and fairness (horizontal equity) are compatible. This has been known for decades in the cases of voting and of division of a non disposable commodity. We show that it is in fact true when the range of allocation profiles is an arbitrary convex and compact set.\r\nExamples include: load balancing with arbitrary flow graph constraints;!coordinating joint work inside a team or across teams, when individual contributions are substitutable or complementary; and any joint venture with a convex technology where each agent provides a single input or consumes a single output. The set of efficient, incentive compatible and fair mechanisms is very rich, and additional requirement such as consistency are needed to identify reasonable candidates.','','','','2015-03-16','17:00:00','18:15:00','1ensE101','','SEMRFOU','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','2015-02-17'),(3935,'DEKEL','Eddie','Economics Department, Northwestern University, and School of Economic','','','','','','Disclosure and Choice','Co-author(s) : Elchanan Ben-Porath and Barton L. Lipman','','An agent chooses among projects with random outcomes. His payoff is increasing in the outcome and in an observer\'s expectation of the outcome. With some probability,  the agent can disclose the true outcome to the observer. We show that choice is inefficient : the agent favors riskier projects even with lower expected returns. If information can be disclosed by a challenger who prefers lower beliefs of the observer, the chosen project is excessively risky when the agent has better access to information, excessively risk-averse when the challenger has better access, and efficient otherwise. We also characterize the agent\'s worst-case equilibrium payoff.','/ydepot/semin/texte1314/EDD2015DIS.pdf','','','2015-03-23','17:00:00','18:15:00','1ENSE101','','SEMRFOU','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3937,'MURARD','Elie','PSE','','','','','','How does migration affect individual attitudes towards redistribution? Empirical evidence across European countries.','','','','','','','2015-03-24','17:00:00','18:30:00','1ensreun','','PSE-PSI','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3625,'MAYNERIS','F.','Louvain','','','','','','The cleansing effect of minimum wage: Firm-level and aggregate effects of the 2004 reform of minimum wage rules in China','Co-author: S. Poncet (PSE) ','','',' http://ces.univ-paris1.fr/membre/Poncet/Perso/Minimum_wage.pdf ','','','2014-07-01','15:00:00','16:00:00','','PSE-Université Paris 1, MSE, 106-112 boulevard de l\'hôpital, 75013 Paris - Salle 6ème ét. ','COMINTE','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','2014-04-22'),(3649,'ALGAN','Yann','Sciences Po','','','','','','Social Motives and Organizations: Experimental Evidence from Peer-Production','','',' Most organizations rely not only on monetary incentives, but also on a variety of other motives to elicit effort and encourage production. We rely on the community of open source\r\nsoftware (OSS) developers to study how heterogeneous motivations affect the type and the intensity of individual contributions and how it affects success of the projects. Our primary\r\nfocus is on the role of social motivations, which we elicit experimentally on a stratified sample\r\nof 1,194 OSS developers. Our initial finding is that success is positively related to the proportion of altruists, in particular in the role of administrators, and the proportion of reciprocators, in the role of developers. We propose a mechanism underlying these facts and empirical evidence consistent with this story.\r\n\r\n','','','','2014-09-30','12:30:00','13:30:00','1ensA002','','lunsemi','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3861,'XU','Meina','PSE','','','','','','Intermediaries and quality sorting in China','','','','','','','2014-09-29','12:00:00','13:00:00','','MSE Room S19','LUNCINT','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3863,'BECARD','Yvan','PSE','','','','','','Procyclical leverage and Business Cycles','','','','','','','2014-10-29','17:00:00','18:00:00','','MSE - salle B2.2','PSE-PSI','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3981,'AYOUNI','Mehdi','Université de Cergy-Pontoise','','','','','','On the role of cheap talk in persuasion games','','','In a persuasion problem, an informed agent uses limited evidence disclosure to communicate with the principal who chooses an outcome. We focus on the eff ect of introducing cheap talk and we show how it can be benefi cial to the principal. We study determinism and credibility under the assumption that the principal\'s utility function is a concave transformation of the agent\'s utility function. We show that randomization is unnecessary if the principal\'s action space is continuous, but is generally needed if it is discrete. In that case, there exists an optimal solution such that every randomization involves only two actions. However, commitment is necessary in both cases if unlimited evidence disclosure can improve the principal\'s payoff . In the absence of cheap talk and under the same assumption, neither randomization nor commitment over the outcome are necessary as shown in Sher [2011].','','','','2015-04-02','12:45:00','13:45:00','','','LUNTOM','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3980,'DURAND','Cédric','University of Paris 13, CEPN and CEMI/EHESS','','','','','','Le capital fictif : comment la finance s\'approprie notre avenir','Discussant: Thibault DARCILLON (University Paris 7, CES/LADYSS)\r\n','','','','','','2015-03-31','16:30:00','18:00:00','','MSE (106-112, boulevard de l\'Hôpital - room 19) 75013 Paris','ecopcin','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3944,'MANIQUET','François','Université de Louvain','','','','','','Fairness and well-being measurement','Co-authors : Marc Fleurbaey & Francois Maniquet','','','/ydepot/semin/texte1314/MAN2015FAI.pdf','','','2015-03-30','17:00:00','18:15:00','1ENSE101','','SEMRFOU','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3946,'HOUNGBEDJI','Kenneth','PSE','','','','','','Early Effects of Land Registration in Benin','Co-author(s) : Markus Goldstein, Florence Kondylis, Michael O\'Sullivan and Harris Selod','','','','','','2015-02-13','12:15:00','13:15:00','1ENS101','','LUNCFDS','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3945,'JEHIEL','Philippe','PSE','','','','','','Investment strategy: Sampling, categorizing, and selection bias','','','In most cases, it is hard to have a good understanding of all possible (probablistic) consequences of investment decisions. I propose an approach in which decision makers first categorize projects based on similarity as perceived from small samples, then get access to aggregate statistics about the effect of the investment in the various categories of projects, and finally make investment decisions in randomly drawn projects based on these aggregate statistics. I compare the resulting outcome to that arising in a benchmark Bayesian model and highlight the mistakes of the selection bias type that such heuristics induce. I also apply the approach to multi-player contexts so as to shed light on the so called no trade theorem. ','','','','2015-02-12','12:45:00','13:45:00','1ens0008','','LUNTOM','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3942,'KYLE','Margaret','Mines Paris Tech','','','','','','Intellectual Property Rights and Access to Innovation: Evidence from TRIPS','joint with Yi Qian ','','We examine the eect of pharmaceutical patent protection on the speed of drug launch,\r\nprice, and quantity in 60 countries from 2000-2013. The World Trade Organization required\r\nits member countries to implement a minimum level of patent protection within a specied\r\ntime period as part of the TRIPS Agreement. However, members retained the right to impose\r\nprice controls and to issue compulsory licenses under certain conditions. These countervailing\r\npolicies were intended to reduce the potential static losses that result from reduced competition\r\nduring the patent term. Using detailed patent data at both the product and country levels,\r\nwe exploit the fact that selection into \\treatment\" with a post-TRIPS patent is exogenously\r\ndetermined by compliance deadlines that vary across countries. We nd that patents have\r\nimportant consequences for access to new drugs: in the absence of a patent, launch is unlikely.\r\nThat is, even when no patent barrier exists, generic entry may not occur. Conditional on launch,\r\npatented drugs have higher prices but higher sales as well. The price premium associated with\r\npatents is smaller in poorer countries. Price discrimination across countries has increased for\r\ndrugs patented post-TRIPS and prices are negatively related to the burden of disease, suggesting\r\nthat countervailing policies to oset expected price increases may have had the intended eects.','','','','2015-02-09','12:00:00','13:15:00','1ensA004','','IO','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3940,'VALSECCHI','Michele','University of Gothenberg','','','','','','Resource Windfalls and Public Goods: Evidence From a Policy Reform in Indonesia','','','','','','','2015-02-11','12:30:00','13:45:00','1ens0008','','ECODEVE','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3938,'ENIKOLOPOV','Ruben','Institute of Political Economy and Governance - Barcelone','','','','','','Electoral Rules and Political Selection:  Theory and Evidence from a Field Experiment in Afghanistan','co-author(s) : Andrew Beath, Fotini Christia and Georgy Egorov','','','','','','2015-02-05','12:30:00','14:00:00','1ens0008','','PEPES','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00'),(3939,'GORELKINA','Olga','Max Planck Institute, Bonn','','','','','','Selling Money on Ebay','Co-author(s) : Alia Gizatulina','','To determine whether subjects display social preferences in the field, we conduct a trading experiment with a pool of German Ebay users. Acting as a seller, we offer Amazon gift cards with values from 5 to 500 euros. Randomly arriving buyers, the subjects of our experiment, make take-it-or-leave-it price offers. From each offer we infer the fraction of the gains from trade that a buyer proposes to leave to the seller. We find that a large numbers of offers correspond to approximately equal sharing between the buyer and the seller. The amount of money at stake has no significant effect on the relative prices offered. More experienced buyers are more likely to display behavior consistent with the theoretical model.\r\n','','','','2015-02-05','12:45:00','13:45:00','1ens000F','','LUNTOM','NON','NON','NON','0000-00-00','0000-00-00');
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