Friday Seminar
Friday seminars are dedicated to presentations by doctoral students from Sciences Po and also for research in progress by academics at Sciences Po. It is strongly recommended that second and third year PhD students present their first or second thesis chapters.
Friday, 12.30 - 2.30 PM
Seminar organised by Stefan Pollinger and Clément Imbert.
Administrative correspondent: Lucie DESRAMAUT (email)
September 15th - Martin BERNSTEIN (Research Fellow) & Roseanne LOGEART (PhD PSE)
Respectively: Can You Push on a String? Evidence from 19th Century Monetary Stimulus & Does Access Mean Success? Connection to Policy-Makers and Lobbying Success of Political Actors
September 22nd - Junnan HE (Sciences Po) & Fatimetou EL BAH (PhD Sciences Po)
Respectively: Random Choice and Differentiation & Class Size and Students' Performance
September 29th - Victor SAINT-JEAN (PhD Sciences Po)
Exit or Voice? Divestment, Activism, and Corporate Social Responsibility
October 6th - Aurélien SALAS (PhD Sciences Po) & Fanghua LI (University of New South Wales)
Respectively: Can Individuals Game Recommendation Systems? An experiment & Formal Insurance and Rural Urban Migration
October 13th - Ségal LE GUERN HERRY (PhD Sciences Po)
Wealth Taxation and Portfolio Allocation at the Top
October 20th - Evgeny YAKOVLEV (Visiting Research Fellow)
Death Toll of Price Limits and Protectionism in the Russian Pharmaceutical Market
November 10th - Zheng WANG (Postdoctoral Researcher, CREST)
The Identification of Endogenous Network Linking Effects Using Latent Propensity Scores
November 17th - Eugenio VERRINA (Postdoctoral Researcher Sciences Po) & Franz OSTRIZEK (Sciences Po)
Respectively: Personal Norms — and not only social norms — Shape Economic Behaviour & It's All in Your Head: Financial Markets without Noise Traders
November 24th - Jeanne COMMAULT (Sciences Po) & Clément IMBERT (Sciences Po)
Respectively: Earnings Risks and the Concavity of Consumption in Permanent Earnings & Structural Transformation and Deforestation in Sub-Saharan Africa
December 1st - Georgia THÉBAULT (Postdoctoral Researcher, Sciences Po) & Clément DE CHAISEMARTIN (Sciences Po)
Respectively: Lucky or Not? The Effects of Getting Your First Choice in Higher Education & TBA
December 8th - Valentin MARCHAL (PhD Sciences Po) & Dániel GYETVAI (PhD Sciences Po)
Respectively: Productivity Shocks Impacting Unproductive Bubbles & Firm Characteristics and Hiring Patterns in France
December 15th - Naomi COHEN (PhD Sciences Po) & Claire MONTIALOUX (Sciences Po)
Respectively:I nternational Risk Sharing and Inequality Transmission & Does Equalizing School Funding Equalize Labor Market Outcomes? Evidence from Brazil
March 8th - Nourhan HASHISH (PhD Sciences Po) & Laure GOURSAT (Postdoc, Sciences Po)
Respectively: Drought Declarations and Voting Outcomes &Whether and Where to Apply? Information and Discrimination in Matching with Priority Scores
March 15th - Raphaël LEVY (Visiting faculty one leave from HEC Paris) & Antoine JACQUET (Postdoc, Sciences Po)
Respectively: Adverse selection and training distortions & Culture, Human Capital, and Marital Homogamy in France
March 22nd - Johannes BOEHM (Sciences Po) & Martin MUGNIER (Postdoc, Oxford)
Respectively: Trade and the End of Antiquity & Fixed Effects Quantile Regression via Deconvolutional Differencing in Short Panels
March 29th - Mylène FEUILLADE (PhD, Sciences Po) & Juan IVARS (PhD, Sciences Po)
Respectively: Gender, Households and Agglomeration Economics & Rules vs rules. Manipulation of procurement contracts in Colombia
April 5th - Daniela HORTA SAENZ (PhD, AMSE) & Diego DE SOUSA RODRIGUES (PhD, Sciences Po)
Respectively: Nation Building in Post-Conflict Settings & Food Crisis and Debt Distress
April 26th - Oda NEDREGÅRD (Latour Postdoc, Sciences Po) & Julia CAGÉ (Sciences Po)
Respectively:The Effect of Legislative Misalignment on the Representation of Constituency Interests & The Far-Right Donation Gap
May 3rd - Olivia TSOUTSOPLIDI (PhD, Sciences Po) & Sophia PRAETORIUS (PhD, Sciences Po)
Respectively: Determinants of Women’s Emancipation Movements & Collaboration in Technology and Multinational Production
May 17th - Sam MARSHALL (Visiting PhD, Warwick) & Felipe LAURITZEN (PhD, Sciences Po)
Respectively: Labor Market Power in Sub-Saharan Africa: The Role of Small Firms, Self-Employment, and Migration & Campaign Finance Quotas and Descriptive Representation: Evidence from Brazil, 2002-2022
May 31st - Johanna ROTH (PhD, Sciences Po) & Agathe DENIS (PhD, Sciences Po)
Respectively: Unemployment and Soft Skills & Lobbying, Senator Participation, and Mandate Length
June 7th - Itzhak RASOOLY (Postdoc, Sciences Po) & Nicolas GHIO (PhD, Sciences Po)
Respectively: Do Numbers Matters? An Experiment on Policy Preferences & Heterogeneous Effects of Active Labour Market Policies
June 14th - Niklas SCHOCH (PhD, Sciences Po) & Muzin LI (Visiting CIVICA Postdoc)
Respectively: Climate Policy with Industry Concentration: The Role of Technology Adoption & Self-Preferencing Across Markets
September 23rd - Edgard DEWITTE (PhD Sciences Po)
The Historical Roots of Climate Change
September 30th - Jean-Marc ROBIN (Sciences Po)
Identity and Marriage: Lessons from German Reunification
October 7th - Victor AUGIAS (PhD Sciences Po)
Investment Incentives and Discriminations
October 21st - Daniel M.-A. BARRETO (PhD Sciences Po)
Price Discrimination with Redistributive Concerns
November 18th - Junnan HE (Sciences Po) & Kerstin HOLZHEU (Sciences Po)
Respectively: A Glass Ceiling in Venture Financing: Evidence from Business Accelerator Graduates & Worker Mobility and Firm Productivity
November 25th - Julia CAGÉ (Sciences Po)
Political Donations, Charitable Giving, and Ideology
December 2nd - Moritz HENGEL (PhD Sciences Po) & Olivia TSOUTSOPLIDI (PhD Sciences Po)
Respectively: Hosting Media Bias - Evidence from the Universe of French Broadcasts (2000-2020) & Campaign Finance Quotas and Political Representation: Evidence from Brazil
December 9th - Clemens GRAF VON LUCKNER (PhD Sciences Po) & Clémence LOBUT (PhD Sciences Po)
Respectively: The Social Costs of Sovereign Default & Teacher Value Added and Pedagogical Practices
December 16th - Jean-Stéphane MÉSONNIER (Banque de France and Sciences Po)
Some Don't Like It Hot: Bank Customers and NGO Campaigns Against "Brown" Banks
March 10th - Valentin MARCHAL (PhD Sciences Po) & Léonard LE ROUX (PhD Sciences Po)
Respectively: Stranded Rational Bubbles & Market Structure, Rents, and Violence in the South African Minibus Taxi Industry
March 17th - Nourhan HASHISH (PhD Sciences Po) & Aurélien SALAS (PhD Sciences Po)
Respectively: Robots at Work and Voting Behaviours: Evidence from South Korea & Understanding Recommendation Systems
March 24th - Victor SAINT JEAN (PhD Candidate Sciences Po)
Exit or Voice? Divestment, Activism, and Corporate Social Responsibility
March 31st - Mylène FEUILLADE (PhD Sciences Po) & Claudius WILLEM (PhD Sciences Po)
Household, Gender, and Agglomeration Economics & Red Ball Express: The Legacy of US Liberation Troops in WWII France
April 7th - Gustave KENEDI (PhD Sciences Po) & Marco COLLEONI (Visiting PhD, European University Institute)
Respectively: The Persistence of Higher Education Choices & The Long Term Effect of Colonial State Capacity: Evidence from Central India
April 14th - Juan Sebastián IVARS (PhD Sciences Po) & Zydney WONG (PhD Sciences Po)
Respectively: Manipulation in Procurement Contracts: Evidence from Colombia & Feedback and Individual Effort in Public Good Games
April 28th - Dániel GYETVAI (PhD Sciences Po) & Sophia PRAETORIUS (PhD Sciences Po)
Human Capital Diversification in Anticipation of Sectoral Shocks & Innovation and Diversification in the Automobile Industry
May 5th - Ségal LE GUERN HERRY (PhD Sciences Po)
Behavioural Responses to a Progressive Property Tax
May 12th - Antoine CAMOUS (Visiting Faculty, on leave from the University of Mannheim)
Financial Stability and Financial Regulation under Diagnostic Expectations
May 26th - Jeanne COMMAULT (Sciences Po)
Heterogeneity in MPCs Beyond Liquidity Constraints: The Role of Persistent Earnings
