Summer Semester 2021/22
- February 17, 12:45, NB350
- Matej Lorko (University of Economics in Bratislava): “Intertemporal Coordination in Volunteer Markets”
- February 24, 12:45, NB 350
- Deborah Novakova (ASC CERGE-EI): „Writing and Presenting in Today’s Competitive Academic Environment“
March 3, 12:45, Online via MS TeamsPOSTPONED
Gurgen Aslanyan (American University of Armenia): “Revolution is good when followed by a war: Georgia, Roses, and Russia“
- March 10, 12:45, Online via MS Teams
- Lucie Coufalová (Masaryk University): “ What can we learn from preferential voting in parliamentary elections?“
- March 17, 12:45, NB 350
- Timea Laura Molnar (Central European University): „Temporary Non-Work and Labor Reallocation: An Empirical Assessment of the “Job Ladder” Model“
- March 24, 12:45, NB 350
- Adam Spencer (University of Nottingham): „Innovation Union: Costs and Benefits of Innovation Policy Coordination“
- March 31, 12:45, NB 350
- Magdolna Sass (Hungarian Academy of Science): “Indirect Foreign Direct Investment“
- April 7, 12:45, Online via MS Teams
- Gurgen Aslanyan (American University of Armenia): “Revolution is good when followed by a war: Georgia, Roses, and Russia“
- FRIDAY April 8, 12:45, NB 350
- Igal Milchtaich (Bar-Ilan University, Tel-Aviv): „Altruism and Spite in Tullock Contest“
- April 14, DEAN’S DAY
- April 21, 12:45, NB 350
- Christian Koch (University of Vienna): „Anti-immigration stances: An experimental investigation of economic and behavioral factors“
- April 28, 12:45, NB 350
- Sven-Olov Daunfledt (Institute of Retail Economics, Stockholm): „Do Targeted R&D Grants towards Potential High-growth SMEs Increase Employment and Demand for Skilled Labor?“
- May 5, 12:45, NB 350
- Martin Rode (University of Navarra): „Populism and constitutional compliance: An empirical assessment“
- May 12, 12:45, NB 350
- Mircea Epure (Universitat Pompeu Fabra): „Being Central on the Other Side of the Fence: Corporate Funds in the Traditional Venture Capital Club“