On Friday, May 06th, at 02.30pm (Lisbon time), on Room D – 106 the NOVAFRICA Center welcomes Patricio Dalton from the Tilburg University to present his work on “Goals for Development: Experimental Evidence from Cassava Processors in Ghana”.
On Friday, April 29th, at 02.30pm (Lisbon time), on Room B -133 the NOVAFRICA Center welcomes Monica Martinez-Bravo from the Center for Monetary and Financial Studies to present her work on “The Management of the Pandemic and its Effects on Trust and Accountability”.
On Friday, April 22th, at 02.30pm (Lisbon time), on Room D -115 the NOVAFRICA Center welcomes Christopher Rauh from the University of Cambridge to present his work on Predicting conflict.
On Wednesday, April 13th, at 02.30pm (Lisbon time), on Room B 134 the NOVAFRICA Center welcomes Gharad Bryan from the London School of Economics to present his work on Big Loans to Small Businesses: Predicting Winners and Losers in an Entrepreneurial Lending Experiment.
On Friday, December 10th, at 02.30 pm, Lisbon time, the NOVAFRICA Center welcomes Moussa Blimpo from the World Bank to present his work on Household Expenditure in the Wake of Terrorism: evidence from high-frequency in-home-scanner data.
On Wednesday, November 24th, at 02.30 pm, Lisbon time, the NOVAFRICA Center welcomes Elena Stancanelli from Paris School of Economics to present her work on Household Expenditure in the Wake of Terrorism: evidence from high-frequency in-home-scanner data. Author: Elena Stancanelli, Paris School of Economics Abstract: This paper adds to the scant literature on the impact …
On Friday, October 3th, at 02.30 pm, Lisbon time, the NOVAFRICA Center welcomes Andrew Foster from Brown University to present his work on Start What You Finish! Ex ante risk and schooling investments in the presence of dynamic Complementarities.
On Wednesday, October 13th, at 02.30 pm, Lisbon time, the NOVAFRICA Center welcomes Jean-Philippe Platteau from University de Namur to present his work on Entrenched Political Dynasties and Development under Competitive Clientelism: Evidence from Pakistan.
On Wednesday, December 11, at 02.30 pm, Teresa Molina Millán from Nova School of Business and Economics will present her job market paper about the impact of different types of non-financial incentives on Community Health Workers performance and household health.
On Wednesday, December 4, at 02.30 pm, Inês Vilela from Nova School of Business and Economics will present her job market paper about the effect of rivalry on the pattern of diffusion of information.
