EVENTS
MANAGEMENT CAFE
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DECEMBER 7, 2022Bas Machielsen (from Utrecht University) will present : "The Returns to Politics Under a Changing Political System"
Atelier en Ville Download the abstract |
RSAEM @CEBRIG
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DECEMBER 1, 2022Bas Machielsen (from Utrecht University) will present : "The Returns to Politics Under a Changing Political System"
On-site and Online on Teams Download the abstract |
The 5th Economics and Politics Workshop will be held in Lille 12-13 December. This year, it is organized by LEM (University of Lille), with the support of CEBRIG, Dulbea (ULB) and LIEPP (Sciences Po Paris).
The workshop’s aim is to bring together scholars from economics and politics interested in interdisciplinary work on public policy, political economy and public choice. We welcome theoretical as well as empirical papers by both economists and political scientists. The workshop is intended for the presentation of work-in-progress that can benefit from discussion. The selection of papers will be based on their quality and the overall coherence of the program.
There are no parallel sessions. Participation in the workshop is subject to participation in all sessions. To facilitate and improve discussions, time devoted to presentation and discussion will be equivalent. For each paper, at least one discussant will be designated. There is no conference fee. Young scholars can apply for a scholarship. To support young researchers (up to two years after PhD), the organizers may cover travel expenditures and accommodation for up to four researchers (max 500 euros each). Please, indicate whether you apply for these scholarships in your submission and where you would travel from.
Those interested in discussing a paper or willing to take part to the event should contact the local organizers: epal.lille@gmail.com
The workshop’s aim is to bring together scholars from economics and politics interested in interdisciplinary work on public policy, political economy and public choice. We welcome theoretical as well as empirical papers by both economists and political scientists. The workshop is intended for the presentation of work-in-progress that can benefit from discussion. The selection of papers will be based on their quality and the overall coherence of the program.
There are no parallel sessions. Participation in the workshop is subject to participation in all sessions. To facilitate and improve discussions, time devoted to presentation and discussion will be equivalent. For each paper, at least one discussant will be designated. There is no conference fee. Young scholars can apply for a scholarship. To support young researchers (up to two years after PhD), the organizers may cover travel expenditures and accommodation for up to four researchers (max 500 euros each). Please, indicate whether you apply for these scholarships in your submission and where you would travel from.
Those interested in discussing a paper or willing to take part to the event should contact the local organizers: epal.lille@gmail.com
PRESS
TRISTAN DISSAUX
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PUBLICATIONS
latest ARTICLES
ANNALS OF FINANCE
TRISTAN CABALLERO-MONTES
Journal of Institutional and Theoretical Economics (JITE)
SIMON CORNEE, MARC JEGERS & Ariane Szafarz
de economist
valentine jacobs, françois rycx & melanie volral
Wage Effects of Educational Mismatch According to Worker's Origin: The Role of Demographics and Firm Characteristics Forthcoming
JOURNAL OF BUSINESS RESEARCH
Catherine Janssen, Valerie Swaen, Shuili Du
BOSTON UNIVERSITY LAW REVIEW
KIM OOSTERLINCK, UGO PANIZZA, MARK WEIDEMAIER and MITU GULATI
A Debt of Dishonor Forthcoming
latest WORKING PAPERS
WP-CEBRIG: N°22-010
Laura Abrardi, Elena Grinza, Allessandro Manello &
Flavio Porta
WP-CEBRIG: N°22-009
François Rycx, Giulia Santosuosso & Guillaume Vermeylen
WP-CEBRIG: N°22-008
KIM OOSTERLINCK, ARIANE REYNS & ARIANE SZAFARZ
MISCELLANEOUS
CALL FOR PAPERS
Please find here the Call for Papers for the new edition of the Belgian Financial Research Forum.
The 2023 edition will take place on Thursday, April 20 and Friday, April 21 at the National Bank of Belgium. The conference dinner will be organised on Thursday evening. The keynote speakers are Stijn Van Nieuwerbrugh (Columbia University) and Marike Knoef (Leiden University, Netspar). Papers from all fields of finance are welcome. Both junior and senior researchers (from Belgium and abroad) are encouraged to submit their work. The submission deadline is December 23, 2022.
Kind regards,
Koen Inghelbrecht, Kris Boudt (UGent)
Steven Vanduffel (VUB)
The 2023 edition will take place on Thursday, April 20 and Friday, April 21 at the National Bank of Belgium. The conference dinner will be organised on Thursday evening. The keynote speakers are Stijn Van Nieuwerbrugh (Columbia University) and Marike Knoef (Leiden University, Netspar). Papers from all fields of finance are welcome. Both junior and senior researchers (from Belgium and abroad) are encouraged to submit their work. The submission deadline is December 23, 2022.
Kind regards,
Koen Inghelbrecht, Kris Boudt (UGent)
Steven Vanduffel (VUB)
OPEN PHD POSITIONS
Pricing Sustainability -Sustainability triggers that matter!
A sustainable pricing strategy involves setting prices that cover a company’s social and environmental costs for each sale and the value that stakeholders pay. It aims to contribute to the drive for a sustainable economy, to reduce the impact on the planet and its people, thus meeting the UN Sustainable Development Goals. Given its importance for the future and its weight for many users, it is vital for businesses to know how to integrate sustainable prices into their pricing strategy, and to know the pros and cons and how to leverage the monetization of value.
Pricing in the Metaverse – How to monetize the intangible?
The metaverse has the potential to change the way the world and society operates. From a commercial perspective, the metaverse will create new products, new business models, and new sales, marketing, and monetization approaches. It will extend how we engage with consumers; enhance how we conduct business between companies and redefine how we build brands. Let’s dive deep in the understanding of what the metaverse means for future pricing strategies, the willingness to pay of customers and the way intangibility is monetized.
Contact : sandra.rothenberger@ulb.be
A sustainable pricing strategy involves setting prices that cover a company’s social and environmental costs for each sale and the value that stakeholders pay. It aims to contribute to the drive for a sustainable economy, to reduce the impact on the planet and its people, thus meeting the UN Sustainable Development Goals. Given its importance for the future and its weight for many users, it is vital for businesses to know how to integrate sustainable prices into their pricing strategy, and to know the pros and cons and how to leverage the monetization of value.
Pricing in the Metaverse – How to monetize the intangible?
The metaverse has the potential to change the way the world and society operates. From a commercial perspective, the metaverse will create new products, new business models, and new sales, marketing, and monetization approaches. It will extend how we engage with consumers; enhance how we conduct business between companies and redefine how we build brands. Let’s dive deep in the understanding of what the metaverse means for future pricing strategies, the willingness to pay of customers and the way intangibility is monetized.
Contact : sandra.rothenberger@ulb.be
RESEARCH CONTRACT
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François Rycx, member of CEBRIG, has obtained a Research Contract with the Belgian Federal Scientific Policy Office (BELSPO) on “The labour market disadvantage of citizens with a migration background: from measuring to explaining and remedying- LAMIE”.
Joint project with Stijn Baert (University of Ghent), Ive Marx (University Antwerpen), and Mélanie Volral (University of Mons). Research Programme: “Belgian Research Action through Interdisciplinary Networks, BRAIN-BE 2.0”. From 1/2023 to 12/2026. |
