events
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march 27, 2025Jean Lacroix (Assistant Professor and Lecturer at Université Paris-Saclay, FR) will present :
"The Political Value of Resistance" (co-authored with J. Cagé (Sciences Po), Pauline Grosjean (UNSW) et Saumitra Jha (Stanford) Abstract | Poster | Room R42.2.113 and online* | 12.15pm *If you wish to participate online please contact [email protected] |
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march 27, 2025The GRESAC and Anne-Sophie Radermecker, member of CEBRIG present :
"Matchfunding, Crowdfunding and the Cultural Economics Perspective" A seminar presented by Carolina dalla Chiesa, assistant Professor of Arts and Culture Studies, Erasmus School of History, Culture and Communication, Erasmus University Rotterdam. 12h30 - 14h | Campus du Solbosch - ULB | Salle Rokkan | Bâtiment S, 12è étage, S12.234 | 44 avenue Jeanne, 1050 Bruxelles | Registration required - Marie-Line Furst : [email protected] |
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march 27-28, 2025CEBRIG is happy to share with you the following event:
"Transparency in action: International perspectives from experimental research on freedom of information laws" This 2-day workshop, co-organized by Giovanni Esposito (ULB), Vincent Mabillard (ULB, CEBRIG) and David Aubin (UCL) will take place on March 27-28. You're welcome to attend the sessions scheduled on March 27 (morning only: 8am-12am). Registration is free but mandatory here. Watch a video on the research here. |
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APRIL 2, 2025The ChairES en économie sociale (UCL, ULB-CEBRIG, ULiège, UMONS) are pleased to invite you to their conference ‘Transforming society through the social economy’. We will be honoured to welcome Benoît Hamon, President of ESS France and former French Minister and MP, as well as Yves Coppieters, Walloon Minister for the Social Economy.
The conference (that will take place in Charleroi) will be followed by a drink and closing ceremony at around 10pm. Admission is free, but registration is compulsory. Simply complete this form here. You can also follow the event on LinkedIn here. |
in collaboration with DULBEA
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APRIL 16, 2025Olivier Marie (Professor of Labour Economics at the Erasmus School of Economics, NL) will present :
"Deliver Us from Crime? Online Platforms, Gig Jobs, and Offending" with Hugo Allouard (ESSEC), Grazia Cecere (Mines-Telecom), José De Sousa (Assas), and Inès Picard (CREST) Abstract | Poster | Room R42.2.113 and online* | 12.15pm *If you wish to participate online please contact [email protected] |
articles in refereed journals
(*CEBRIG Members)
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JOURNAL OF ECONOMIC INEQUALITY
Moving Up the Social Ladder ? Wages of First- and Second-generation Immigrants from developing Countries By Kevin Pineda-Hernandez*, François Rycx* and Mélanie Volral March 2025 DE ECONOMIST
Labour Market Disadvantages of Citizens with a Migration Background in Belgium: A Systematic Review By Louise Devos, Louis Lippens, Stijn Baert, Dries Lens, François Rycx* and Mélanie Volral* March 2025 EDUCATION ECONOMICS
The Over-education Wage Penalty among PhD Holders: A European Perspective By Loredana Cultrera*, Giulia Santosuosso, François Rycx* and Guillaume Vermeylen* March 2025 GENDER, WORK, & ORGANIZATION
Bringing Microaggressions From the Shadows to the Spotlight: Unveiling Silencing Mechanisms and Distinct Patterns in Coping By Delia Mensitieri, Smaranda Boroş and Claudia Toma* March 2025 MANAGEMENT SCIENCE LETTERS
MCDM Review in marketing and managerial decisions: Practical implications and Future research By Theodore Tarnanidis, Jason Papathanasiou, Bertrand Mareschal* and Maro Vlachopoulou Forthcoming JOURNAL OF ECONOMIC BEHAVIOR & ORGANIZATION
For better or for worse: How Mutual Credit Systems bolster resilience of small firms By Ariane Reyns*, Marek Hudon* & Koen Schoors February 2025 |
OXFORD ECONOMIC PAPERS
Immigrant Overeducation Across Generations: The Role of Gender and Part-time Work By Kevin Pineda-Hernandez*, François Rycx* and Mélanie Volral Forthcoming JOURNAL OF ALTERNATIVE FINANCE
Ethical Funding and Good Governance: Does the Design of Funding Matter? By Marek Hudon*, Samuel Anokye Nyarko* and Ariane Szafarz* March 2025 ANNALS OF OPERATIONS RESEARCH
Women, immigrants, and microcredit in Europe: a Bayesian approach By Anastasia Cozarenco*, Ariane Szafarz* & Mike Tsionas March 2025 JOURNAL OF APPLIED SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY
The Proof is in the Pudding: Workers Care About Evidence‐Based Diversity Cues By Valerie De Cock*, Pinar Celik* & Claudia Toma* December 2024 ECOLOGICAL ECONOMICS
Public policies on circular economy: A systematic review By Riccardo Losa* Forthcoming *SPECIAL ISSUE* FRONTIERS IN PSYCHOLOGY
Paradoxes of diversity, equity and inclusion: from the lab to the social field By Maria Popa-Roch, Smaranda Boros & Claudia Toma* *Claudia Toma is the first author of the editorial. December 2024 |
chapters in books
Who Feels Lonely in the European Union?
By Francesco Berlingieri, Martina Barjaková, Andrea Garnero*, and Caterina Mauri
Chapter in book : Loneliness in Europe Edited by S. V. Schnepf et al. (eds.)
By Francesco Berlingieri, Martina Barjaková, Andrea Garnero*, and Caterina Mauri
Chapter in book : Loneliness in Europe Edited by S. V. Schnepf et al. (eds.)
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
Gender Bias in closed-ended questions with negative points
By Alice Brogniaux, Catherine Dehon, Phillipe Emplit & Claudia Toma*
Chapter in book : RECENT ADVANCES IN ECONOMETRICS AND STATISTICS Edited By Matteo Barigozzi, Siegfried Hörmann & Davy Paindaveine
By Alice Brogniaux, Catherine Dehon, Phillipe Emplit & Claudia Toma*
Chapter in book : RECENT ADVANCES IN ECONOMETRICS AND STATISTICS Edited By Matteo Barigozzi, Siegfried Hörmann & Davy Paindaveine
When Women Farmers Protest Patriarchy and Capitalism
By Floriane Bolazzi, Kaveri Haritas & Isabelle Guérin*
Chapter in book : The Indian Farmers’ Protest of 2020–2021, Agrarian Crisis, Dissent and Identity Edited By Christine Moliner, David Singh
By Floriane Bolazzi, Kaveri Haritas & Isabelle Guérin*
Chapter in book : The Indian Farmers’ Protest of 2020–2021, Agrarian Crisis, Dissent and Identity Edited By Christine Moliner, David Singh
Rueff Versus de Lattre: A French Money Doctors' Duel for Influence Over de Gaulle
By Maylis Avaro*
Chapter in book : Money Doctors Around the Globe: A Historical Perspective Published by Andrés Álvarez, Carlos Andrés Álvarez Gallo, Vincent Bignon, Anders Ögren, Masato Shizume
By Maylis Avaro*
Chapter in book : Money Doctors Around the Globe: A Historical Perspective Published by Andrés Álvarez, Carlos Andrés Álvarez Gallo, Vincent Bignon, Anders Ögren, Masato Shizume
books
working papers
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*
WP 24-014 Does Tax Deductibility Increase Retirement Saving? Lessons from a French Natural Experiment
by Marie Briere*, James Poterba, Ariane Szafarz*
by Marie Briere*, James Poterba, Ariane Szafarz*
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The defence of Samira Bakkali's PhD thesis will take place on Friday 18 April 2025 at 1pm:
‘The Nexus of Digital Technology, Innovation and Firm Productivity: Essays on the role of R&D Practices and Digital Skills’. The thesis defence will take place in a hybrid format: face-to-face in room R42.2.103 and digitally via Teams. The jury will be composed as follows : Catherine Dehon - Chair of the jury Nicolas van Zeebroeck - Promoter, ULB Michele Cincera - Secretary, ULB Bruno van Pottelsberghe - ULB Nicolas Neysen - University of Liège Reinhilde Veugelers - KULeuven |
Summer School on Corporate Governance and the Effectiveness of Boards
The University of Groningen, the Netherlands, organizes a one-week Summer School entitled “Corporate Governance and the Effectiveness of Boards”. The Summer School offers an intensive, interdisciplinary program, using insights from economics, finance, accounting, management, sociology and psychology. During the program, participants learn how to critically evaluate governance research, how to apply theories and research methodologies, and how to use the findings from such research, in order to identify new research topics.
The Summer School is designed for PhDs, Postdocs, other academic staff members, research master students, and practitioners with a relevant academic background.
The Summer School will take place from 7 to 11 July 2025 at the University of Groningen.
The Summer School consists of nine sessions on topics such as boards and corporate purpose, behavioural boards, board leadership, board interlocks, boards and institutional investors, research methods in corporate governance, and new trends in corporate research. These sessions are taught by recognized governance scholars, such as Craig Crossland (Neeley School of Business, Texax Christian University) and Alessandro Zattoni (LUISS University Rome), as well corporate governance specialists from the University of Groningen.
The deadline for applying is 1 June 2025.
If you are interested, please use the following link to the website for more information: https://www.rug.nl/education/summer-winter-schools/corporate_governance/
You may also send an email to Niels Hermes ([email protected]) for more information about this Summer School.
The University of Groningen, the Netherlands, organizes a one-week Summer School entitled “Corporate Governance and the Effectiveness of Boards”. The Summer School offers an intensive, interdisciplinary program, using insights from economics, finance, accounting, management, sociology and psychology. During the program, participants learn how to critically evaluate governance research, how to apply theories and research methodologies, and how to use the findings from such research, in order to identify new research topics.
The Summer School is designed for PhDs, Postdocs, other academic staff members, research master students, and practitioners with a relevant academic background.
The Summer School will take place from 7 to 11 July 2025 at the University of Groningen.
The Summer School consists of nine sessions on topics such as boards and corporate purpose, behavioural boards, board leadership, board interlocks, boards and institutional investors, research methods in corporate governance, and new trends in corporate research. These sessions are taught by recognized governance scholars, such as Craig Crossland (Neeley School of Business, Texax Christian University) and Alessandro Zattoni (LUISS University Rome), as well corporate governance specialists from the University of Groningen.
The deadline for applying is 1 June 2025.
If you are interested, please use the following link to the website for more information: https://www.rug.nl/education/summer-winter-schools/corporate_governance/
You may also send an email to Niels Hermes ([email protected]) for more information about this Summer School.
