Previous Events
2019
CLIMATE POLICIES, BIG DATA AND ECONOMY
Day: 13 December 2019, 21:00
Location: Airas Nunes
Adress: Rúa do Vilar 17, Santiago de compostela
Organized by: Escépticos no Pub - Compostela
More info on: Escépticos no Pub - Compostela - POLÍTICAS CLIMÁTICAS
O evento pode verse en YouTube: "Políticas climáticas, big data e economía" con María Loureiro
Early Career Researchers Experimental Economics Workshop (ECREEW 2019)
On November 26, 2019, the second edition of the Early Career Researchers Experimental Economics Workshop (ECREEW 2019) will be held at the University of Santiago de Compostela, the activity is aimed at young doctors and doctoral students and will coincide with the launch of the Spanish Network of Experimental Economics.
Program
Workshop ECREEW Santiago de Compostela, 26 November 2019
Location: Sala de Juntas, Decanato Facultad de C. Económicas, Avda Xoan XXIII s/n.
10.00 Arrival of participants (uploading of presentations to PC, name stickers, etc)
10.15 Welcome (M. Loureiro)
Session 1 (10.15-12.15): Behavior and gender
Fairness and altruism_gender differences from a punishment game. Ana Isabel Doñate (U. Jaume I)
Overall, in-group and out-group overplacement in known and unkown tasks: no gender differences. Ernesto Mesa (UV)
Framing Effects on Test-Taking Behavior: Evidence from a Field Experiment, Lara Ezquerra (UIB)
Impact evaluation of microfinance programs on women empowerment in Guatemala. MariCruz Lacalle (UAM)
Session 2 (12:30-14.30) Time & risk preferences elicitation
Eliciting time preferences with Continuous MPL. Benjamin Prisse (U. Loyola)
Testing different visual aid instruments in risk elicitation with rural people in Honduras. Lorenzo Estepa (ETEA)
Looking at creativity from east to west: risk taking and intrinsic motivation in socially and culturally diverse countries, Mapi Ramos (U. Loyola)
Eliciting discount rates and risk preferences on various settings, Alló, Maria (U. Coruña)
3rd Session (16.00-18.00): Pro-Social behavior
Indirect donations promote social contributions. Felipe Maciel Cardoso (U. Zaragoza).
Do firms select more ethical candidates? A field experiment. Antonio Alonso (UPO).
Political Voice and Prosociality: Evidence from a Lab-in-the-field Experiment in Uganda. Ana García Hernandez, (U. Nova & WZB).
18.00 Closing Pablo Brañas (U. Loyola)
Workshop of the European project EPyRIS (14-15 March)
On March 14 and 15, a workshop meeting of the European EPyRIS project organized by the EcoIuris Group took place at the Faculty of Economic and Business Sciences of the University of Santiago de Compostela.
The meeting was attended by the majority of members participating in the project, from France, Spain and Portugal. The workshop served to update the progress in the project, to share all the material developed in the time since the previous meeting, as well as to discuss improvements and future lines of action.
The EPyRIS project (Joint Strategy for the Protection and Restoration of Ecosystems Affected by Forest Fires) is a European project whose activity is focused on the SUDOE area (Portugal, Spain and southern France). The objective of EPyRIS is to anticipate critical situations through the analysis of data from different territorial levels, optimize post-fire emergency procedures and disseminate methodologies developed based on previous experiences.
As mulleres dos mortos: investigadoras en esqueletos humanos
The prestigious research network Consiliencia will bring together the study of human skeletons from an informative point of view in order to promote the recognition of this science and of Spanish women researchers of international prestige who practice it. The programme of conferences grouped under the common title "As mulleres dos mortos" has been conceived with this double objective in mind. It will be held at the Faculty of Biology of the University of Santiago de Compostela from 13 March to 3 April.
López-Costas, together with María Loureiro, professor and researcher at the same university, have launched this initiative. "Our objective is to bring these archaeological and forensic works closer to society, all of them promoted by women who are leading outstanding advances in their respective fields".
