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    Congratulations to Dr. Ksenia Usanova – Understanding talent management in a context: four empirical essays – December 2022

    On December 9th, 2022, PhD Ksenia Usanova has successfully defended her thesis « Understanding talent management in a context: four empirical essays » (under the supervision of Prof. Dr. Mickaël Geraudel) and has been granted the title of Doctor. Her excellent work also qualified his thesis for the “Best Thesis Award” 2022/2023.We warmly congratulate her for the…

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    Lecture What is political about constitutional review?

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    Researchers of tomorrow present their work during the 2023 DSEFM poster session

    On 15 Feb 2023 was held the yearly edition of the Doctoral School in Economics, Finance and Management‘s (DSEFM) Poster Session.

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    PhD Defense:  A Principled Judicial-Regulatory Framework Analysis of Approaches to Hate Speech under European, German, Irish and English Human Rights Law 

     JURY MEMBERS :Prof. Dr Mark COLE, Université du LuxembourgChairProf. Dr Jörg GERKRATH, Université du LuxembourgSupervisorProf. Dr Ana-Maria GUERRA MARTINS, juge à la cours EDHVice-ChairProf. Dr. Sally Broughton-Micova,  University of East AngliaMemberDr. Natalie Alkviadou, JustitiaMember

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    Book Launch: Researching the ECJ: Methodological Shifts and Law’s Embeddedness

    Presentation by Fernanda G. Nicola, Washington College of Law, American UniversityVera Fritz, Centre for Modern European Studies, University of Copenhagen“Judge Biographies as a Methodology to Grasp the Dynamics inside the CJEU and Its Relationship with EU Member States”- Discussant: Judge Siniša Rodin, CJEUKaren McAuliff, Birmingham Law School“Through the Lens of Language: Uncovering the Collaborative Nature…

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    Research Economic Seminar: Job insecurity, savings and portfolio choices – an Italian experiment

    AbstractJob insecurity has consequences outside of the labour market. Using the 2012 Fornero reform as a natural experiment, we show that greater insecurity on the labour market increases precautionary savings. Provided that household income remained constant, this increase in precautionary savings translates mechanically into a reduction in consumption. However, the job-insecurity elasticity of consumption depends…

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    DF Lunch Seminar : Markup Shocks and Asset Prices

    Abstract:We explore the asset pricing implications of shocks that allow firms to extract more rents from consumers. These markup shocks directly impact the representative household’s marginal utility and the firms’ cash flow. Using firm-level data, we construct a measure of aggregate markup shocks and show that the price of markup risk is negative, that is,…

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    Research Economic Seminar: The Impact of the UK hospitals procurement type on facility management costs

    AbstractPrivate Finance Initiatives (PFI) is a specific type of Public-Private Partnerships (PPP) that has been widely used in the UK since the early 80s. This study ex-post compares facility management costs of hospitals supplied through PFI with those under traditional procurement. Using the ERIC panel dataset covering 2017 to 2021, we estimate the impact of…

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    Research Economic Seminar: Uncovering the role of education in the uptake of preventive measures against malaria in the African population

    AbstractIn many African countries where malaria is endemic, this life-threatening disease is a leading cause of death. What role does education, in particular numeracy and literacy, play in malaria prevention and treatment-seeking? In this study we apply a birth cohort approach, which allows us to cover a time span of 60 years, and therefore, to…

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    DF Lunch Seminar: Financing and Resolving Banking Groups

    Abstract:We study how banks’ resolution regimes affect investment. Banking groups create financing synergies by transferring excess financing capacity across units and lowering bankers’ agency rents from monitoring. Single-point-ofentry (SPOE) resolution preserves groups’ structure, which permits ex post efficient reinvestment into weaker units hit by negative shocks, but can prevent optimal investment ex ante. Multiple-point-of-entry (MPOE)…

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