Events

IERP Seminar

The IERP Seminar allows different working groups of the institute to get together and exchange ideas. At the beginning and end of each semester, organizational matters are clarified, new staff members have the opportunity to introduce themselves, and guests, lectures and conferences are announced. The other dates are open to every member of the institute to discuss new ideas, models or scientific publications in order to get constructive feedback from colleagues. The seminar usually takes place every Wednesday during the lecture period at 16:00 in room F 2330 in the WiWi2 building, and everyone is allowed to attend.

For this semester (WiSe 2023/2024), seminar presenters can choose between the modes online and offline.

Dates:
Weekly Wed 16:00 - 18:00 hrs (room F 2330 in the WiWi2 building).

The current program with information about the already scheduled presentations and remaining open slots can be found here.

For an invitation to the online seminars or if you have further questions about the seminar, please contact: leusin@uni-bremen.de. 

Economic Colloquium

The Economic Colloquium is a lecture series in which renowned researchers from various fields of economics are guests and present their work at our institute.

The poster for the current semester can be found here.

09.04.2024 Jan Willem Stoelhorst (University of Amsterdam) – An Evolutionary Theory of the Firm

16.04.2024 Andrei Yakovlev (Harvard University) – Russian Business in 2022-2023: Sources of Resilience and Expectations for the Future

07.05.2024 Timo Trimborn (Aarhus University) − Economic Growth and Climate Change: Converging towards a Continuum of Steady States

28.05.2024 Andreas Knabe (OvG Universität Magdeburg) – Social Contacts, Unemployment, and Experienced Wellbeing. Evidence from Time-Use Data

04.06.2024 Martin Scheffel (Hanken School of Economics Helsinki) − On the Interconnectedness of Financial Market Frictions and Labor Market Frictions

25.06.2024 Verena Baye (Universität Osnabrück) − tba

02.07.2024 Max Groneck (University of Groningen) − First Comes Love, Then Comes Marriage? Marriage, Labor Supply, and Poverty

For questions about the Economic Colloquium, contact: tklarl@uni-bremen.de.