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22-03-2019 | *UPDATED* Friday Seminar: Jan SONNTAG (PhD Candidate SciencesPo Economics)
Jann SONNTAG is a PhD candidate at SciencesPo Economics. He is working on a thesis entitled "Experimental Labor Economics", supervised by Emeric HENRY. His research interests focus on applied microeconomics, specifically behavioral economics and production networks. Jan SONNTAG will present a paper, at the next Friday Seminar on the theme: Social Norms and Xenophobia : Evidence from Facebook (link to Abstract, PDF) More about Jan SONNTAG and his research The next Friday Seminar will host Vladimir AVETIAN on March 29th.

25-03-2019 | *UPDATED* SciencesPo Economics Seminar: Josep PIJOAN-MAS (CEMFI)
Josep PIJOAN-MAS is Associate Professor of Economics at CEMFI. He is also a CEPR Research Fellow. He has been awarded a number of prizes - both for research and his teaching: a "Salvador de Madariaga” Scholarship for senior researchers to visit UCL in 2018, the very First "Teaching of the Year Award" of CEMFI (2015-2016) and he was shortlisted for the 2016 Vanguardia de la Ciencia Award, which recognizes the most important scientific contributions of the year in Spain across all fields for the article 'Growing like Spain: 1995-2007'. His research focuses on household heterogeneity (consumption, savings, labor supply, health) and growth (resource misallocation, structural change). He is currently member of a Ministerio de Economía y Competitividad 3-year research project "Welfare analysis: education, employment, wages, and health" and just completed a Fundación BBVA 2-year research project on "Development, investment, and structural change” as research head. Josep PIJOAN-MAS will present a paper at the next SciencesPo Economics Seminar on the theme: Investment Demand and Structural Change (link to paper) More about Josep PIJOAN-MAS and his research The next SciencesPo Economics Seminar will host Camille LANDAIS on April 1st.

28-03-2019 | PEPES Seminar: Romain WACZIARG (UCLA)
Romain WACZIARG is Professor of Economics and the Hans Hufschmid Chair in Management at UCLA's Anderson School of Management. He is also a NBER Research Associate (Political Economy, International Finance and Macroeconomics programs). Through his research he seeks to understand what explains economic performance and, in particular, what makes countries successful. Globalization, by reducing barriers to the flow of goods, capital, people and technology, especially, facilitates the spread of wealth. He is also interested in the causes and effects of the global spread of democracy: "is democracy a luxury good that only wealthy countries can afford, or does democracy promote prosperity? " Romain WACZIARG will present a paper, joint with Klaus DESMET, at the next PEPES Seminar on the theme: The Culture Divide (link to Abstract, PDF) More about Romain WACZIARG and his research

29-03-2019 | *UPDATED* Friday Seminar: Vladimir AVETIAN (PhD Candidate SciencesPo Economics)
Vladimir AVETIAN is a PhD candidate at SciencesPo Economics. He is working on a thesis entitled "The Media Bias and Opinion Dynamics in Social Media", supervised by Sergeï GURIEV. Vladimir AVETIAN will present a paper at the next Friday Seminar on the theme: Cultural and Economic Constraints on Discrimination: Evidence from Moscow Rental Housing (link to Abstract, PDF) More about Vladimir AVETIAN and his research The next Friday Seminar will host Nicolò DALVIT and Johannes BOEHM on April 5th.

02-04-2019 | TRADE Seminar Sciences Po/ PSE: Giammario IMPULLITTI (University of Nottingham)
Giammario IMPULLITTI is Associate Professor in the School of Economics at University of Nottingham.He is also a Research Fellow of CESifo Munich and Centro D'Agliano Milano. Before joining Nottingham he was an Assistant Professor at Cambridge University and IMT Lucca, and a Max Weber post-doctoral fellow at the European University Institute in Florence. His research spans two fields of specialization to include International Trade, Macroeconomics and Economic Growth. His research focuses on two major lines: the first studies the effects of globalization on growth and on labor market outcomes, such as unemployment and income inequality. The second line of research zeros in on the role of innovation policy in promoting growth and development. Giammario IMPULLITI will present a paper, joint with Ufuk AKCIGIT and Sina T. ATES, at the next Paris Trade Seminar on the theme: Innovation and Trade Policy in a Globalized World (link to paper) More about Giammario IMPULLITI and his research

03-04-2019 | *EXCEPTIONAL LOCATION* Seminar Banque de France / SciencesPo: Romain RANCIÈRE (Professor at University of Southern California)
The next Banque de France/Sciences Po Research Seminar "Banks and the Financial System: what regulation?" of the academic year 2018-19 will host Romain RANCIÈRE (Professor and Vice-Chair of the Department of Economics at USC) on the theme: Inequalities and Macroeconomic Stability Banque de France / Sciences Po Research Seminars discuss issues on banking, financial systems and financial regulation. The objective is to confront the approaches and ideas of academics and practitioners. If you would like to attend, please contact Sandrine LE GOFF by email. Seminars are organized by Vivien Levy-Garboua (BNP Paribas), Denis Beau (Sous-Gouverneur, Banque de France), Stéphane GUIBAUD (Professor at Sciences Po).

16-05-2019 | PEPES Seminar: Claudio FERRAZ (PUC de Rio de Janeiro)
Claudio FERRAZ is Itaú-Unibanco Associate Professor of Entrepreneurship and Economic Development at the Pontifícia Universidade Católica do Rio de Janeiro as well as the Scientific Director of Latin America J-PAL. He is a Fellow at BREAD, an Affiliated Professor for the J-PAL, for Evidence in Governance and Politics and Research Affiliate at the International Growth Centre (IGC). He is Associate Editor of the Journal of Development Economics and the Latin American Economic Review, and he sits on the Editorial Board of the World Bank Economic Review. His research focuses on the relationship between political institutions and economic development.

Faculty: Visiting faculty

Faculty

Permanent faculty
Professors Emeriti
Associated Professors and researchers
Post Docs and visiting doctoral students
Teaching fellows (ATERs)
Visiting faculty

The program of visitors at Sciences Po is grateful to the Banque de France/Sciences Po partnership for financial assistance

Visiting faculty for 2018

Gérard Roland (Berkeley): September 2018 - August 2019

Visiting faculty for 2017

Roland Benabou (Princeton): September 2017 - August 2018
Rachel Kranton (Duke University): September 2017 - August 2018
Alfred Galichon (NYU): September 2017 - August 2018
Andrea Sironi (Bocconi): January 2018 - April 2018
Mirko Wiederholt (Goethe University Frankfurt): January 2018 - August 2018
Pierre-André Chiappori (Columbia): January 2018 - July 2018
Alice Mesnard (City University of London): January 2018 - July 2018

Visiting faculty for 2016

Moritz Schularick (University of Bonn): January - August 2016
Ghazala Azmat (Queen Mary University of London): September 2016 - June 2017
Marianne Andries (TSE): September 2016 - August 2017

Visiting faculty for 2015

Andreas Steinhauer (University of Edinburgh): April 2015
Pieter Gautier (VU University Amsterdam): May 2015
Benjamin Faber (UC Berkeley): May - October 2015
Oleg Itskhoki (Princeton): June 2015
Martha Bailey (University of Michigan): June 2015
Victor Couture (UC Berkeley): June 2015
Mark Stabile (University of Toronto): June - December 2015
Gene Grossman (Princeton): September - October 2015
David Abrams (University of Pennsylvania Law School): September 2015 - August 2016
Thomas Chaney (TSE): September 2015 - August 2016
Jonathan Vogel (Columbia University): October - November 2015

Visiting faculty for 2014

Vassilis Hajivassiliou (LSE): January - April 2014
Johannes Hörner (Yale): February - July 2014
Nicola Pavoni (Bocconi): March - April 2014

Visiting faculty for 2013

Antoinette Schoar (MIT Sloane): starting September 2013
Sthephen Smith (UCL): starting September 2013
Stéphane Guibaud (LSE): starting September 2013
Sergei Guriev (NES): starting July 2013
Helen Milner (Princeton): September - October 2013
Nicola Pavoni (Bocconi): September 2013
Enrique Seira (ITAM): June 2013
Volker Nocke (University Mannheim): June 2013
Marc Melitz (Harvard University): Mai 2013
Gianmarco Ottaviano (LSE): Mai 2013
Elhanan Helpman (Harvard University): Mai 2013
Ann Carlos (University of Colorado): April - Mai 2013
James Markusen (University of Colorado): April - Mai 2013
Pierre-Andre Chiappori (Columbia University): April - Mai 2013
Jean-Pierre Benoit (LBS): March - April 2013
Thomas Lemieux (University of British Columbia): March - April 2013
Nicole Fortin (University of British Columbia): March - April 2013
Samuel Bowles (Santa Fe Institute): March - April 2013
Valentino Larcinese (LSE): January - March 2013
Bernard Salanie (Columbia University): March 2013
Jeremy Lise (UCL): January - April 2013
Guillaume Plantin (TSE): January 2013
Yves Zenou (Stockholm University): January 2013
Joao Montez (LBS): January 2013
James HARRIGAN (University of Virginia): September 2012 - June 2013
Marc Henry (Université de Montréal): December 2012 - January 2013
Magali MARX (Banque de France): January 2012 - December 2013

Visiting faculty for 2012

Thomas Chaney (TSE): July 2012
Volker Nocke (University Mannheim): June - July 2012
Emilio Gutierrez (ITAM): June - July 2012
Magali MARX (Banque de France): January 2012 - December 2013
Magali Beffy: April 2012 - December 2012
Hélène Rey (LBS): September 2012 - December 2012
Richard Portes (LBS): September 2012 - December 2012
James HARRIGAN (University of Virginia): September 2012 - June 2013
Dale Mortensen: April 2012
Moshe Buchinsky : March 2012 - June 2012
Marc Henry (Université de Montréal): March 2012 - May 2012
David Stasavage (New York University): January -June 2012

Visiting faculty for 2011

Samuel Bowles (Santa Fe Institute): December 2011
Joel van der Weele (Goethe University in Frankfurt): November 2011
Pierre-Olivier Gourinchas (University of California, Berkeley): September 2011-January 2012
Stephane Guibaud (LSE): September 15 - October 15 - 2011
Keyu Jin (LSE): September 15 - October 15 - 2011
Leeat Yariv (California Institute of Technology): June-July 2011
Mariagiovanna Baccara (Washington university in St Louis): June-July - 2011
Giorgio Topa (Federal Reserve Bank of New York): July 2011
Benjamin Moll (Princeton): May 2011
Erik Meyersson (Stockholm School of Economics): May 2011
Filipe Campante (Harvard Kennedy School) : May 16 - June 26 - 2011
Thomas Chaney (University of Chicago): May 31-June 8 - 2011
Arnaud Costinot (MIT): May 16-20 - 2011
Bejamin Moll (Princeton University): Mai 2011
Alain Gérard Luc Delacroix (Université du Québec à Montréal): June 23 - September 2 - 2011
Thomas Philippon (New York University): May 15 - end of June - 2011
Gianmarco Ottaviano (Bocconi University): April 2011
Jean-Pierre Benoit (London Business School): April - 2011
Marc Melitz :(Harvard University): April 3 - May 13 - 2011
Yves Zenou (Stockholm University): March 14/22 - 2011
Mariana Belloc (Sapienza University of Rome): March 30 - April 12 - 2011
Mathias Toenig (HEC Lausanne): November-December 2010