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Summer School Organization
Summer School Organization
The summer school is a 6-days in an unconventional university, with classrooms spread throughout an old town in Southern Italy and different levels of parallel lectures targeted for Master's, Ph.D., or post-doctoral students.
The Summer School will begin on the 19th afternoon with a welcome drink and the first keynote speeches. Courses will begin on the morning of the 20th. There will be a closing dinner on the 24th evening.
Courses:
Morning Keynote: from 8:30 to 9:30
Morning parallel classes: from 09:45 to 11:15 am and from 11:15 am to 12:45 pm
Workshop: from 2:15 to 4:15 pm
Evening Keynotes: from 8:00 to 10:00 pm every evening during the social dinner
Social activities are from 4:30 pm to 8:00 pm and from 10:00 pm to 12:00 am (music concerts, bus excursions, swimmingpool and agritourism).
Mentoring sessions, where students can present their research individually to the keynote speakers or other speakers during the morning and afternoon lecture slots.
Before the beginning of the summer school, each attendant will be asked to indicate his/her preferred courses (from one to three) for each day of the summer school. Throughout the five days of the Summer School, each student can move from one parallel session to another, building his/her study plan and preferred interdisciplinary path.
For Master students: a 2-day summer school attendance will allow 1 ECTS, a 4-day complete summer school attendance will allow 2 ECTS, and the entire summer school + workshop attendance will allow 3 ECTS.
Classes will be arranged in parallel and repeated sessions to allow students to take all the chosen courses without overlapping. In the afternoon, during the daily workshop, summer school participants and lecturers will showcase their research to colleagues, faculty, and speakers in a supportive atmosphere to get valuable insights and constructive feedback.
Courses & Lecturers
Courses & Lecturers
The program, courses, and names of faculty may be subject to change.
BEHAVIORAL ECONOMICS FOR POLICY
BEHAVIORAL ECONOMICS FOR POLICY
Pablo Brañas Garza
Loyola Andalucia University
Policy Insights from Behavioral Economics
Francesco Farina
University of Siena
Principles of Justice
Luigi Luini
University of Siena
Information and Learning
BEHAVIORAL FINANCE
BEHAVIORAL FINANCE
Gabriele Camera
Chapman University
Financial Contagion and Financial Lockdowns
Volodymyr Lugovskyy
Indiana University
Experimental Assets Market
Endre Mihály Molnár
Corvinus University of Budapest
Behavioral Finance
Alessandro Previtero
Indiana University
Behavioral Finance
Daniela Puzzello
Indiana University
Experimental Macroeconomics
BELIEFS & LEVELS OF REASONING
BELIEFS & LEVELS OF REASONING
Simona Cicognani
University of Leiden
Bias in Perceptions and Ratings
Rosemarie Nagel
Universitat Pompeu Fabra
Levels of Reasoning in Beauty Contest Games
Pierfrancesco Guarino
University of Udine
Decision Theory
CREATIVITY & INCENTIVES
CREATIVITY & INCENTIVES
Massimo Egidi
LUISS Rome
Organizational Routines and Creativity
Daniela Grieco
University of Milan
Financial Incentives for Individual and Group Creativity
CULTURAL & TOURISM ECONOMICS
CULTURAL & TOURISM ECONOMICS
Giuseppe Attanasi
Sapienza University of Rome
Socio-economic Impact of Cultural Events
Enrico Baldassarre
Conservatory of Music, Lecce
Promotion of Musical Cultural Heritage
Alessandra Piconese
Magna Graecia University
Protection of Cultural Heritage in administrative law
Giulia Urso
Gran Sasso Science Institute
Sustainable Tourism
Decision Under RISK
Decision Under RISK
EXPERIMENTAL METHODS
EXPERIMENTAL METHODS
Marta Ballatore
Paris School of Business
Integrating Qualitative-Quantitative Methods
Stefania Bortolotti
University of Bologna
Randomized Controlled Trial in Education
Miloš Fišar
Masaryk University
Replication and Reproducibility
Andrea Guido
Paris School of Business
Field Experiments
EXPERIMETRICS & ECONOMETRICS
EXPERIMETRICS & ECONOMETRICS
Anna Conte
Sapienza University of Rome
Experimetrics
Peter Moffatt
University of East Anglia
Experimetrics
Valeria Patella
Sapienza University of Rome
Behavioral Macroeconomics
Valentina Peruzzi
Sapienza University of Rome
Econometrics for Survey Data
GENDER & DISCRIMINATION
GENDER & DISCRIMINATION
Alessandra Cassar
University of San Francisco
Debunking Gender Myths
Daniela Di Cagno
Luiss Guido Carli
Gender Bias in Selection and Evaluation
Ettore Marangi
Tangaza University College
Religion, Gender and Economy
Sigrid Suetens
Tillburg University
Ethnic Discrimination
Regine Oexl
University of Insubria
Measuring Discrimination
ENVIRONMENT
ENVIRONMENT
Natalia Montinari
University of Bologna
Academic Performance and Labor Market Outcomes
Salvatore Vergine
Marche Polytechnic University
Renewable energy sources
FINANCIAL MATHEMATICS IN EXPERIMENTS
FINANCIAL MATHEMATICS IN EXPERIMENTS
Luca Anzilli
University of Salento
Stochastic Analysis
Lucianna Cananà
University of Bari
Mathematical Models for Financial Market Analysis
HEALTH & LABOR
HEALTH & LABOR
PSYCHOLOGICAL GAMES
PSYCHOLOGICAL GAMES
Pierpaolo Battigalli
Bocconi University
Psychological Game Theory
Gabriel Ziegler
University of Edinburgh
Introduction to psychological game theory
Stefano Papa
Tor Vergata University of Rome
Belief-Dependent Preferences in Dictator and Trust Games
Miklós Pintér
Corvinus University of Budapest
Game Theory and Mathematical Economics
PUBLIC GOODS & INEQUALITY
PUBLIC GOODS & INEQUALITY
Luca Corazzini
University of Milan-Bicocca
Coordination and Cooperation with Multiple Threshold Public Goods
Luca Panaccione
Sapienza University of Rome
On Public Goods Games
RISK & AMBIGUITY
RISK & AMBIGUITY
Catherine C. Eckel
Texas A&M University
Gender Differences in Risk Aversion
Guido Traficante
European University of Rome
Uncertainty in monetary policy
Jeroen van de Ven
University of Amsterdam
Aspiration Levels
SOCIAL NORMS
SOCIAL NORMS
Federico Atzori
Unviersity of Milan-Bicocca
Social Norms Evaluation
Angela Sutan
ESSEC Business School
Immersive data for a better understanding of our decision impacts
STRATEGIC BEHAVIOR
STRATEGIC BEHAVIOR
Annamaria Nese
University of Salerno
Econometrics for Strategic Interactions
Theo Offerman
University of Amsterdam
Strategic Behavior
Maria Luigia Signore
Sapienza University of Rome
Voting Games
Paola Valbonesi
University of Padova
Experimental auctions: applications to procurement
Patrizia Sbriglia
University of Campania
Experimental game theory: lab and field experiments
SOFTWARE FOR DATA ANALYSIS AND EXPERIMENTAL PROGRAMMING
SOFTWARE FOR DATA ANALYSIS AND EXPERIMENTAL PROGRAMMING
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