Students must attend all the general seminars organized by the Master in Economics (apart from those organized in courses they are enrolled in).
All seminars will take place online via Zoom. You will receive an email with the details to log in prior to the session. Please contact the organizer (ismaelrl {at} ugr.es) if you want to be included in the mailing list to receive this information.
Date: October 28.
Speaker: Ismael Rodriguez-Lara (Universidad de Granada)
Title: When the rich do (not) trust the (new) rich: Experimental evidence on the effects of positve random shocks in the trust game.
Time: 12:30 pm.
Date: November 4.
Speaker: Hubert J. Kiss (KRTK KTI & Corvinus University of Budapest)
Title: New evidence on the predictive power of locus of control in human capital investment decisions.
Subject: Microeconomics.
Time: 12:30 pm.
Date: November 11.
Speaker: Juan D. Moreno-Ternero (Universidad Pablo Olavide)
Title:Sharing the revenues from broadcasting sports leagues.
Subject: Economic Analysis Techniques.
Time: 12:30 pm.
Date: November 18.
Speaker: Lara Ezquerra-Guerra (Universidad Islas Baleares)
Title: Unraveling soft-commitment: evidence from a natural field experiment on recycling.
Subject: Research methodology.
Time: 12:30 pm.
Date: November 25.
Speaker: Javier Valbuena (Universidad de Zaragoza)
Title: Youth unemployment and stigmatization over the business cycle in Europe.
Subject: Macroeconomics.
Time: 12:30 pm.
Date: December 17.
Speaker: Francesco Sandulli (Universidad Complutense de Madrid)
Title: Machine learning applications to Strategic Management.
Subject: Strategic Management.
Time: 12:30 pm.
Date: January 19.
Speaker: Orestis Troumpounis (University of Padova)
Title: Protest voting in the laboratory.
Subject: Behavioral Economics
Time: 12:30 pm.
Date: February 9.
Speaker: Federico Carril (University of Deusto)
Title: Social ties and home bias in mergers and acquisitions.
Subject: Dynamic Macroeconomics.
Time: 12:30 pm.
Date: February 12.
Speaker: Jessica Braojos (IQS School of Management)
Title: The digital disruption era: A new way of doing business.
Subject: Quality Manager.
Time: 08:30 am.
Date: February 15.
Speaker: María Isabel Roldán Bravo (Universidad de Jaén)
Title: Revisiting the relationship between open innovation and quality management.
Subject: Quality Manager.
Time: 10:30 am.
Date: February 16.
Speaker: Paloma Ubeda (UNED)
Title: Determinants of inequality acceptance across social contexts.
Subject: Behavioral Economics.
Time: 12:30 pm.
Date: February 23.
Speaker: Ericka Rascón (Middlesex University London)
Title: Movies and Mobiles: Empowering Parents to Invest in Human Capital.
Subject: Research methods in Microeconomics.
Time: 12:30 pm.
Date: March 2.
Speaker: Sofia Ruiz Palazuelos (UPV/EHU)
Title: Are close-knit networks good for employment?.
Subject: Game Theory.
Time: 12:30 pm.
Date: March 9.
Speaker: Jorge Alcalde-Unzu (UPNA)
Title: Strategy-proofness in a domain with single-peaked and single-dipped
Subject: Game Theory.
Time: 12:30 pm.
Date: March 15-16.
Speaker: Elvis Hernández (OSL Risk Management)
Day 1 (March 15, 10:30-12:30): Introduction to Practice of Real Option Theory.
Day 2 (March 16, 12:30-14:30): Using Spreadsheet to Value Real Options.
Subject: General. All students are expected to attend.
Date: April 13.
Speaker: Marco Piovesan (University of Copenhagen)
Title: Eliciting Time, Risk and Social Preferences in Children: A Validated Survey.
Subject: Experimental Economics..
Time: 12:30 pm.
Date: April 26.
Speaker: Dörte Schultze-Seehof
Title: Umberto Eco, platypus and the limits of interpretation revisited in 2021.
Subject: General. All students are expected to attend.
Time: 08:30 pm.
Date: April 26.
Speaker: Thomas Pfeiffer
Title: Planning and Sizing of photovoltaic systems.
Subject: General. All students are expected to attend.
Time: 10:30 pm.
Date: April 27.
Speaker: Franz Hessel
Title: Current trends in leadership: Do we need a leader? Is “Agile” the future of leadership?.
Subject: General. All students are expected to attend.
Time: 08:30 pm.
Date: April 27.
Speaker: Ralph Schuhmann
Title: Contract Meets Tech: Contracts Yesterday and Tomorrow.
Subject: General. All students are expected to attend.
Time: 10:30 pm.
Date: April 28.
Speaker: Vladimir Stantchev
Title: Tech, Trust and Governance.
Subject: Information Systems Management.
Time: 08:30 pm.
Date: April 30.
Speaker: Roberto Polo
Title: The strategy of becoming the number 1 modern art collector of the world.
Subject: General. All students are expected to attend.
Time: 12:30 pm.
Date: May 5.
Speaker: José Matas Casado
Title: Information Systems academic research: the importance of research design.
Subject: Information Systems Management.
Time: 10:30 pm.