InRome Summer Meeting
InRome Summer Meeting
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InRome Summer Meeting - Second edition
15-16 May, 2025 Roma (Ostia Lido)
The InRome Research Group, working at the Department of Law at Roma Tre University, was pleased to host the second “In Rome” Summer Meeting which took place in Roma Tre University (Via Bernardino da Monticastro, 1 - 00122 Lido di Ostia RM) on May 15-16, 2025.
The meeting offered an opportunity for PhD students and young researchers working on public, labor, environmental, and applied economics to present and discuss their research and receive feedback from senior researchers.
To this end, for each day, featured three round tables — focusing on Inequality, welfare and labor economics; Taxation and redistribution; Environmental economics - and two poster sessions.
The program also included two keynote speeches delivered by Brian Nolan (University of Oxford) and Roberto Veneziani (Queen Mary University of London) and five lectures.
The event took place in person at the Roma Tre University Polo di Ostia (Via Bernardino da Monticastro, 1 - 00122 Lido di Ostia RM).
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Date: May 15-16, 2025
Venue: Roma Tre University, Polo di Ostia (Via Bernardino da Monticastro, 1 - 00122 Lido di Ostia RM)
Application deadline: April 8, 2025
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Acceptance confirmation date: April 16, 2025
Contact: ineqroma3@gmail.com
InRome Summer Meeting - First edition
13-14 June 2024, Allumiere (RM)
The meeting aims to gather researchers working on inequality studies in Roman universities and institutions and allow them to share ideas and projects. To this aim, we will host keynote dialogues on inequality, poverty, and taxation topics:
Salvatore Morelli (Roma Tre) & Paolo Liberati (Roma Tre) - Wealth tax, fiscal progressivity, and redistribution
Maria De Paola (INPS) & Paolo Naticchioni (Roma Tre) - VisitINPS and VisitPNRR programs
Andrea Brandolini (Bank of Italy) & Maurizio Franzini (Sapienza) - Income and wealth poverty
Elena Granaglia (Roma Tre) & Michele Raitano (Sapienza) - Inequality of Opportunity
Special guest: Roy van der Weide (World Bank)
Young researchers have the opportunity to present their current research agenda in dedicated presentations and poster sessions. Your participation is welcome after registration at this link by May 15!
The event will take place in person at the Centro Residenziale Studi e Ricerche Università Roma Tre La Faggeta Via delle Grazie, 00051 Allumiere (RM)
Full program
Full program
13th June
14:00–14:15 Registration
14:15–15:15 S. Morelli (Roma Tre) and P. Liberati (Roma Tre) - Wealth tax, fiscal progressivity, and redistribution
15:15–16:15 Research Agenda presentations
Federica Lanterna (Roma Tre)
Old and New Challenges in Addressing Inequality: Income tax, Public expenditures and Environment
Andrea Fazio (Tor Vergata)
Preferences for Redistribution: a selection from the literature
Francesca Subioli (Roma Tre)
Inequality and mobility: measurement proposals and equity considerations
16:15–16:30 Coffee Break
16:30–17:30 Research Agenda presentations
Anna Vergnano (Roma Tre)
Female labor force participation: evidence from Italian regions
Teresa Barbieri (University of Bari)
The effect of education on earnings dynamics: evidence from Italy
Salvatore Lattanzio (Bank of Italy)
Topics on gender inequality. Mom’s Out: Employment after Childbirth and Firm-Level Responses
17:30–18:30 M. De Paola (INPS) and P. Naticchioni (Roma Tre) - VisitINPS and VisitPNRR programs
18:30–20:00 Aperitivo
20:00 Social Dinner – Orsola (Piazza della Repubblica 4, 00051 Allumiere)
14th June
10:00–11:00 A. Brandolini (Bank of Italy) and M. Franzini (Sapienza) – Income and wealth poverty. Guest discussant: R. van der Weide (World Bank)
11:00–12:00 Research Agenda presentations
Edoardo Sala (Roma Tre)
We live in the same planet, but are we on the same boat? Analysis of the distributive impacts of the climate crisis
Francesca Maria De Matteis (Sapienza)
Aspects of the Italian Labour Market in the Green Transition
Mattia Leoni (Roma Tre)
Crashing the prototypes: Assessing the financial transitional impacts on inequalities in energy-climate-transition models
12:00–12:15 Coffee Break
12:15–13:15 Research Agenda presentations
Nicolò Geri (Sapienza)
Innovation, employment, and wages: an inquiry on the role of structural and organizational change in driving inequality
Giacomo Gabbuti (Sant'Anna Pisa)
Economic Inequalities in Modern Italy
Luca Giangregorio (Roma Tre)
The Anatomy of Inequality: Adopting Different Lenses
13:15–14:45 Lunch
14:45–15:45 E. Granaglia (Roma Tre) and M. Raitano (Sapienza) – Inequality of Opportunity
15:45–16:45 Research Agenda presentations
Pierre Robiglio (EIEF)
Cartels in the Labor Market; Their Impact and How to Detect Them
Elisa Coltrinari (Sapienza)
An innovative dataset on Board Members’ compensation of Italian Listed Companies
Matteo Targa (Roma Tre)
Wages and firms
16:45–17:00 Coffee Break
17:00–18:00 Roy van der Weide (World Bank) – Intergenerational income mobility around the world
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