Evenements scientifiques

To start the new academic year on a good note, we are organizing a small Workshop in Economic Theory on Tuesday, September 8, in Room 202, Michelet Building. We will have four talks: 11:00 — Yukihiko Funaki (Waseda University) “The Fair Aspiration Core: Equivalence with the Per-Capita Least Core and an Axiomatization” with Yukio Koriyama, Stéphane Gonzalez and Satoshi … Continuer la lecture de « Workshop in Economic Theory »

We examine whether introducing a bargaining mechanism prior to extraction decisions can promote sustainable resource use by encouraging players to delay extraction rather than deplete the shared resource immediately. We anticipate that bargaining fosters trust and cooperation within pairs, thereby increasing the likelihood of delayed extraction. We implement two forms of bargaining: binding agreements (where … Continuer la lecture de « Vinh Pham (Waseda University) – Bargaining for Extraction: The Role of Non-Binding Agreements in Resource Management »

Abstract: In sub-Saharan Africa, women constitute the majority of new Christian membership (including Evangelical and Pentecostal denominations), and this gender gap exceeds that of any other religion. Existing explanations for conversion to these churches emphasize demand for mutual help or informal insurance. We instead show that emancipation is central: these churches provide services that support … Continuer la lecture de « Pablo Alvarez-Aragon (University of Bologna) – Shaking the Traditional Order: Women’s Conversion to New Christian Churches in Sub-Saharan Africa »

Intervenants: Levent Neyse, Aurélien Baillon, Hande Erkut, David Albrecht, Cankut Kuzlukluoglu, Gabriel Bayle, Eugenio Verrina, Lea Heursen, Astrid Hopfensitz