events
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june 19, 2025Christophe Alaux (Director of the IMPGT & Director of the Chair in Attractiveness and New Territorial Marketing (Aix-Marseille University) will present :
"Place attractiveness for talents : factors, services and governance" Abstract | Poster | Room R42.2.113 and online* | 12.15pm *If you wish to participate online please contact [email protected] |
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june 23, 2025CEBRIG and the Royal Society for Political Economy are organising a round table entitled ‘The consequences of corruption in Belgium’ with Alexander De Jaeger (Board Member at Transparency International, Head of Internal Audit Enabel, Researcher at the Leuven Institute of Criminology), Louis Hancisse (Forensic Auditor, Head of Investigations & Integrity at Ombuds Brussels) and Pierre-Guillaume Méon (CEBRIG and Dulbéa). The event will be held on the Solbosch campus in the R building, room R42.4.502.
It is free for members of the Royal Society for Political Economy who are up to date with their subscriptions. A participation fee of 25 euros applies for non-members, and 5 euros for students and participants under 25. Details of the event can be found on the SREPB website. |
articles in refereed journals
(*CEBRIG Members)
chapters in books
Fintech, Banks and Mobile Operators: Interplays for Increasing Financial Inclusion
By Charles Bélanger, Arvind Ashta* & Geri Mason
Chapter in book : Fintech and the Emerging Ecosystems Edited By Alex Zarifis & Xusen Cheng
By Charles Bélanger, Arvind Ashta* & Geri Mason
Chapter in book : Fintech and the Emerging Ecosystems Edited By Alex Zarifis & Xusen Cheng
Continuous Characterizations of Weighted Besov and Triebel-Lizorkin-Type Spaces
By Ahmed Loulit*
Chapter in book : Mathematical Analysis and its Applications Edited by Ferit Gürbüz
By Ahmed Loulit*
Chapter in book : Mathematical Analysis and its Applications Edited by Ferit Gürbüz
The governance of commons by social corporations: A theoretical governance model
By Coline Serres*
Chapter in book :The Routledge Handbook of Cooperative Economics and Management Edited by Jerome Nikolai Warren, Lucio Biggiero, Jamin Hübner & Kemi Ogunyemi
By Coline Serres*
Chapter in book :The Routledge Handbook of Cooperative Economics and Management Edited by Jerome Nikolai Warren, Lucio Biggiero, Jamin Hübner & Kemi Ogunyemi
Art as an asset class and as a component of a financial portfolio
By Kim Oosterlinck*
Chapter in book : Global Art Markets History and Current Trends Edited By Iain Robertson, Derrick Chong & Luís U. Afonso
By Kim Oosterlinck*
Chapter in book : Global Art Markets History and Current Trends Edited By Iain Robertson, Derrick Chong & Luís U. Afonso
books
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(EN) Routledge Handbook of the UN Sustainable Development Goals Research and Policy Ranjula Bali Swain* & Peter Dobers
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Place Branding and Marketing from a Policy Perspective
Vincent Mabillard*, Martial Pasquier & Renaud Vuignier 
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THESIS
Enhancing sustainable supply chains: From prioritisation to recovery
By Lisi Guan
Maastricht University
By Lisi Guan
Maastricht University
Institutions, farm/rural household behavior and gender: Evidence from Colombia and Burundi
By Jesse Willem D'Anjou
Solvay Brussels School of Economics and Management
By Jesse Willem D'Anjou
Solvay Brussels School of Economics and Management
working papers
WP 25-002 Can complementary currencies foster sustainability? A systematic review of the impacts of environmental complementary currencies
by Léo Revelli
by Léo Revelli
WP 25-001 The Boomerang Effect of Negative Decoupling in Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Management
by Valérie De Cock* & Pinar Celik* & Colette Van Laar & Claudia Toma*
by Valérie De Cock* & Pinar Celik* & Colette Van Laar & Claudia Toma*
WP 24-016 The Bankruptcy Express: Market Integration, Organizational Changes, and Financial distress in 19th century Britain
by Tobias Korn & Jean Lacroix*
by Tobias Korn & Jean Lacroix*
WP 24-015 Collective cognition, strategic management, and crisis management in the turmoil of Covid 19 pandemic
by Anne Drumaux
by Anne Drumaux
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Enhancing Sustainable Supply Chains: From Prioritisation to Recovery
Le vendredi 23 mai 2025 à 10h La défense de thèse se déroulera en hybride : en présentiel à l’Université de Maastricht (Aula @ Minderbroedersberg 4-6, 6211 LK Maastricht) et en digital via ce lien https://youtube.com/@UMphddefense Le jury sera composé comme suit : Bart Vos – Président du Jury, Maastricht University Evelyne Vanpoucke – Secrétaire, Co-promotrice, ULB Lieven Quintens – Co-promoteur, Maastricht University Judith Behrens – ULB Alassane Ballé Ndiaye - ULB Peiran Jiao – Maastricht University Stefan Seuring - Universität Kassel Wim Lambrechts - Open University |
Applications open! 2025 Summer School on the Political Economy of Immigration in Barcelona
The application period for the Summer School "The Political Economy of Immigration – Economics, Attitudes, and Votes: Unpacking Immigration Dynamics" at the Universitat de Barcelona School of Economics is currently open.
The 2025 Summer School at the UB School of Economics offers a unique opportunity to learn from prestigious scholars in Economics and spend one summer week in Barcelona, from June 30 to July 4, 2025.
In recent years, international migration has become one of the most politically charged issues worldwide. This summer school will explore the political economy of immigration, focusing on public attitudes, electoral consequences, and policy responses. Participants will engage with cutting-edge research on economic anxiety, cultural threat, identity politics, and the role of media and misinformation in shaping migration debates.
Lectures will be given by:
More information: https://www.ub.edu/school-economics/summer-school-2025/
The application period for the Summer School "The Political Economy of Immigration – Economics, Attitudes, and Votes: Unpacking Immigration Dynamics" at the Universitat de Barcelona School of Economics is currently open.
The 2025 Summer School at the UB School of Economics offers a unique opportunity to learn from prestigious scholars in Economics and spend one summer week in Barcelona, from June 30 to July 4, 2025.
In recent years, international migration has become one of the most politically charged issues worldwide. This summer school will explore the political economy of immigration, focusing on public attitudes, electoral consequences, and policy responses. Participants will engage with cutting-edge research on economic anxiety, cultural threat, identity politics, and the role of media and misinformation in shaping migration debates.
Lectures will be given by:
- Andreas Steinmayr (University of Innsbruck)
- Tanya Surovtseva (Universitat de Barcelona)
- PhD students and advanced Master’s students in economics, political science, and other social sciences with a quantitative focus.
- Professionals from public institutions who apply or evaluate policy using empirical methods.
More information: https://www.ub.edu/school-economics/summer-school-2025/
