2021/2022 Economic Series Seminars
SAN FRANCESCO COMPLEX – PIAZZA S. FRANCESCO 19
Given the School's Director decree, due to the pandemic evolution, the mixed mode for seminars is activated. In-person seminars will be held in classrooms 1 or 2, while those people who are unable to attend in-person can join the seminars through the following link http://imt.lu/seminar.
September 29, 2 pm - Reading Twitter in the Newsroom: Web 2.0 and Traditional-Media Reporting of Conflicts - by Ekaterina Zhuravskaya, Paris School of Economics
September 30, 2 pm - Exposure to Transit Migration, Public Attitudes and Entrepreneurship - by Sergei Guriev, Science Po
December 01, 2pm - Contracting Frictions in Global Sourcing: Implications for Welfare - by Davin Chor, Dartmouth College
January 26, 2pm - External Corporate Venturing in Family Firms: a Behavioral Perspective - by Giovanna Campopiano, University of Bergamo
February 23, 2pm - Steering Fallible Consumers - by Paul Heidhues, Düsseldorf Institute for Competition Economics (DICE)
March 23, 2pm - Incentives, Framing, and Trust in AI: An experimental study - by Ben Greiner, WU Vienna
April 06, 2pm - The Effect of Increasing Women's Autonomy on Primary and Repeated C-Sections in Brazil - by Climent Quintana Domeque, University of Exeter
April 20, 2pm - Expanding university access: Lessons from the UK experience in 1960-2004 - by Aldo Rustichini, Universtiy of Minnesota
May 4, 2pm - Two-stage stochastic standard quadratic optimization - by Immanuel Bromze, Universtiy of Vienna
May 18, 2pm - Confidence, Self-Selection and Bias in the Aggregate - by Benjamin Enke, Harvard University
June 08, 2pm - When a Coauthor Joins an Editorial Board - by Lorenzo Ductor, University of Granada
June 22, 2pm - Sticky Social Norms and the Problem with Pigou - by David Levine, EUI
2020/21 Economics Seminar Series
SAN FRANCESCO COMPLEX – PIAZZA S. FRANCESCO 19
Given the uncertainty on the ongoing pandemic and the difficulty of traveling, we plan to have online-only seminars at least until January 2021. In any case, we will always provide links for online attendance, also when we will be able to arrange in-person seminars
October 14, 2pm – Pablo Brañas Garza, Loyola Andalucia University
November 25, 2pm – Friederike Mengel, University of Essex
December 9, 2pm – Rodrigo Basco, AUS
January 27, 2pm – Simone Righi, Università Cà Foscari
February 3, 2pm – Camille Landais, London School of Economics
February 10, 2pm – Sergei Guriev, Science Po, Paris
February 24, 2pm – Arne Uhlendorff, CNRS, Pari
March 10, 2pm – Fabiano Schivardi, LUISS Guido Carli, Roma
March 24, 2pm – Margherita Comola, Paris School of Economics
April 7, 2pm – Michele Ruta, World Bank
April 21, 2pm – Michael Koch, Aarhus University, Denmark
May 5, 2pm – Maurizio Zanardi, Lancaster University
May 19, 2pm – Emilio Calvano, Università di Bologna
June 9, 2pm – Coralio Ballester, Universidad de Alicante
June 23, 2pm – Francesco Rentocchini, Università di Milano
2020/21 Economics Seminar Series
SAN FRANCESCO COMPLEX – PIAZZA S. FRANCESCO 19
Given the uncertainty on the ongoing pandemic and the difficulty of traveling, we plan to have online-only seminars at least until January 2021. In any case, we will always provide links for online attendance, also when we will be able to arrange in-person seminars
October 14, 2pm – Pablo Brañas Garza, Loyola Andalucia University
November 25, 2pm – Friederike Mengel, University of Essex
December 9, 2pm – Rodrigo Basco, AUS
January 27, 2pm – Simone Righi, Università Cà Foscari
February 3, 2pm – Camille Landais, London School of Economics
February 10, 2pm – Sergei Guriev, Science Po, Paris
February 24, 2pm – Arne Uhlendorff, CNRS, Paris
March 10, 2pm – Fabiano Schivardi, LUISS Guido Carli, Roma
March 24, 2pm – Margherita Comola, Paris School of Economics
April 7, 2pm – Michele Ruta, World Bank
April 21, 2pm – Michael Koch, Aarhus University, Denmark
May 5, 2pm – Maurizio Zanardi, Lancaster University
May 19, 2pm – Emilio Calvano, Università di Bologna
June 9, 2pm – Coralio Ballester, Universidad de Alicante
June 23, 2pm – Francesco Rentocchini, Università di Milano
2019/20 Economics Seminar Series
SAN FRANCESCO COMPLEX – PIAZZA S. FRANCESCO 19
September 25, 2 pm - Giacomo Calzolari, European University Institute
November 6, 2 pm - Matteo Bugamelli, Banca d'Italia
November 20, 2 pm - Michal Krawczyk, Warsaw University
December 6, 2 pm - Giovanni Ponti, Alicante & LUISS
January 15, 2 pm - Alex Teytelboym, Oxford
January 29, 2 pm - Lola Collado, Alicante
February 5, 2 pm - Ennio Bilancini, IMT Lucca
February 12, 2 pm - Michael Lechner, St. Gallen
April 22, 2 pm [Google Meet] - Mattia Nardotto, KU Leuven
May 6, 2 pm [Google Meet] - Miklos Koren, CEU Budapest
May 20, 2 pm [Google Meet] - Antonio Nicolò, University of Padua
2018/19 Economics Seminar Series
SAN FRANCESCO COMPLEX – PIAZZA S. FRANCESCO 19
September 26, 2pm - Andreas Moxnes, University of Oslo
October 10, 2pm - Leonardo Boncinelli, Università degli Studi di Firenze
October 24, 2pm - Lorenzo Casaburi, University of Zurich
November 7, 2pm - Ignacio Monzón, Collegio Carlo Alberto
November 28, 2pm - Rosario Crinò, Università Cattolica di Milano
December 19, 2pm - Alexandra Roulet, INSEAD
January 9, 2pm Piero - Gottardi, University of Essex
January 23, 2pm - Marco Grazzi, Università Cattolica di Milano
January 16, 2pm - Beata Javorcik, University of Oxford
February 13, 2pm - Kalina Manova, University College London
March 13, 2pm - Michele Garagnani, University of Zurich
March 13, 3pm - Miguel Borrella Mas, University of Navarra
March 20, 2pm - Fabrizio Panebianco, Università Cattolica di Milano
April 3, 2pm - Johannes Boehm, Science Po Paris
April 17, 2pm - Glenn Magerman, Université Libre de Bruxelles
April 29, 11am - Pol Antràs, Harvard
May 8, 2pm - Patrick Legros, Université Libre de Bruxelles; Northeastern University
May 22, 2pm - Miklos Koren, Central European University
June 5, 2pm - Luigi Pascali, Universitat Pompeu Fabra
June 18, 5pm - Samuel Bowles, Santa Fe Institute
June 19, 2pm - Guillermo Noguera, Yale
Brown Bag Seminars
Brown Bag occasional seminars are jointly organized together with other research units at IMT on multidisciplinary cross-cutting topics. Invited speakers or resident researchers may present ongoing works or research ideas that touches upon the diverse research interests of the IMT community.
June 6th, 2018. Italian Renaissance, pop culture and the video game industry: the case of Assassin's Creed. Invited speaker: Marcello Simonetta, Medici Archive Project.
March 13th, 2018. The Chinese Belt & Road Initiative: Security and Cybersecurity on the New Silk Road. Invited speaker: Alessandro Arduino, Shanghai Academy of Social Science & King's College London.
March 8th, 2018. Framing Effects and the Elicitation of Preferences in Social Dilemmas: the Role of (Mis)Perceptions. Invited speaker: Simone Quercia, University of Bonn.
January 30th, 2018. Blockchain and its economic implications. Resident speaker: Andrea Canidio, IMT Lucca.
July 17th, 2017. Global ownership and corporate control networks. Resident speaker: Armando Rungi, IMT Lucca.