Lucerne Research Seminar in Economics and Management

In this seminar series, external and internal speakers present and discuss recent research results. The seminar is open to people with an interest in economics and management research.
 

Date:
Fall Semester 2019, on Thursdays

Location:
University of Lucerne, Lecture Room 4.B54, Frohburgstrasse 3, 6002 Lucerne

Time:
Internal Speakers: 16.15 - 17.15 h
External Speakers: 16.15 - 17.30 h

Contact:
Lukas D. Schmid
Reto Hofstetter
 

DateSpeakerTitleRemark
Thu, Sept 12Aradhna KrishnaMental Imagery and Mental SimulationExceptionally in Room 3.B52
Thu, Sept 19Ingo Pies, Martin-Luther-Universität Halle-WittenbergEthik für Manager – Ordonomische Anregungen zum Nachhaltigkeitsmanagement 
Thu, Sept 26Inge van den Bijgaart, University of Gothenburg

Renewable energy implementation and fossil stock development

 
Thu, Oct 3Charles Gottlieb, Universität St. GallenInformation Frictions in Labor Markets: Cross-Country Evidence from Employment Durations 
Thu, Oct 10Michael Bechtel, Washington University in St. LouisInequality and Redistribution Behavior 
Thu, Oct 17No seminar  
Thu, Oct 24Michaela Slotwinski , Universität BaselGender norms and income misreporting within households (with Anja Roth)  
Thu, Oct 31Christian Ochsner, CERGE-EI (Prague) und Uni ZürichMobilizing history - The case of the Turkish sieges of Vienna 
Thu, Nov 7No seminar, Dies Academicus  
Thu, Nov 14Sabrina Stöckli, Universität BernSusceptibility to social influence predicts behavior in online social networks 
Thu, Nov 21Tom McGuire, Harvard Medical SchoolEvent Study Analysis in Cases with Multiple Brand-Generic Reverse-Payment Settlements 
Thu, Nov 28Christina Gathmann, Universität HeidelbergProportional Representation, Political Responsiveness and Child Mortality 
Thu, Dec 5Reto Wegmann, Universität LuzernA Grounded Theory for the Performance of Temporary Disaster Response Teams 
Thu, Dec 12Patrick Leisibach, Universität LuzernThe Effects of Natural Resource Revenues on Municipal Finance 
Thu, Dec 19Isabelle Engeler, IESE Business School, BarcelonaMix-and-Match vs. Head-to-Toe: How Brand Combinations Affect Observer Trust