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The calendar for the upcoming Dondena Seminar Series of 2023 has been published.

All seminars will take place in hybrid mode from 12:45  to 2:00PM (CET) at Bocconi University Room 3.B3.SR01 ; via Röntgen 1, Milano

This fourteenth appointment of the Dondena Seminar Series Fall 2022 will feature a presentation from Viola Angelini, Professor in the Economics of Household Behaviour at the Department of Economics, Econometrics and Finance of the University of Groningen; on her academic paper titled "Giving with a warm hand: evidence on estate planning and inter vivos transfers"

Please note that the seminar will be in a hybrid format - presence + Zoom meetings at the following link: https://unibocconi-it.zoom.us/j/98218912844 

This thirteenth appointment of the Dondena Seminar Series Fall 2022 will feature a presentation from Professor Luca Flabbi, in the Economics Department of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; on his academic paper titled “Child Care Markets, Parental Labor Supply, and Child Development”

Please note that the seminar will be in a hybrid format - presence + Zoom meetings at the following link: https://unibocconi-it.zoom.us/j/94575557990

This seminar has been co-organized with Bocconi's AXA Lab for Gender Equality

Alessandro's project aims at investigating the ‘scarring effects’ of a pregnancy loss on life-course outcomes such as subjective wellbeing,  union dissolution, labour market instability and income. 

The project will be funded by the “Understanding Society Fellowship” from January 2023”.

This twelfth appointment of the Dondena Seminar Series Fall 2022 will feature a presentation from Giorgia Menta, post-doctoral researcher at the Luxembourg Institute of Socio-Economic Research (LISER); on her academic paper titled “Depression and Early Retirement Age: Causal Evidence from a Gene-Environment Setup”

Please note that the seminar will be in a hybrid format - presence + Zoom meetings at the following link: https://unibocconi-it.zoom.us/j/94419456584

This eleventh appointment of the Dondena Seminar Series Fall 2022 will feature a presentation from professor Manuela Stranges, Associate Professor of Demography at the Department of Economics, Statistics and Finance “Giovanni Anania”, University of Calabria; on her academic paper titled “Subjective Wellbeing: economic, social and legislative factors”

Please note that the seminar will be in a hybrid format (presence + Zoom meetings at the following link: https://unibocconi-it.zoom.us/j/97667549323

This extra tenth appointment of the Dondena Seminar Series Fall 2022 will feature a presentation from Professor Monica Helen Green, fellow of the Medieval Academy of America, specialized in the history of infectious diseases in the pre-modern European period; on her academic paper titled "A New Definition of the Black Death: Genetic Findings and Historical Interpretations"

Please note that the seminar will be in a hybrid format (presence + Zoom meetings at the following link: https://unibocconi-it.zoom.us/j/91877851612

This ninth appointment of the Dondena Seminar Series Fall 2022 will feature a presentation from Professor Thomas Baudin, Full Professor at IESEG School of Management in the Economics and Quantitative Methods Department; on his academic paper titled  "Le bruit et l'odeur": Discrimination, work and fertility among second generation migrants in France "

Please note that the seminar will be in a hybrid format (presence + Zoom meetings at the following link: https://unibocconi-it.zoom.us/j/91868044253 

This eight appointment of the Dondena Seminar Series Fall 2022 will feature a presentation from Professor Bishnupriya Gupta, Professor of Economics and Co-editor of the Journal of Economic History from Warwick University, on her academic paper titled "Missing Women in Colonial India". 

Please note that the seminar will be in a hybrid format (presence + Zoom meetings at the following link: https://unibocconi-it.zoom.us/j/91931658260

This seventh appointment of the Dondena Seminar Series Fall 2022 will feature a presentation from Professor Trevor Jackson of the George Washington University, where he teaches and researches on the history of inequality and financial crisis, on his academic paper “From Commodity Gluts to General Gluts: Crises of Overabundance in Atlantic Economies, 1602-2008”

Please note that the seminar will be in a hybrid format (presence + Zoom meetings at the following link:  https://unibocconi-it.zoom.us/j/94878304230