Cours/séminaire

Le séminaire présente une intervention de Simon Desplanque, « Cinéma et mémoire collective. Analyse des portraits cinématographiques des leaders politiques américains​ de la seconde moitié du XXe siècle », discutant Christophe Wasinski

Sara Lazzaroni

(University of Bologna)

will give a presentation on

Historical roots of preferences over political regimes: Monarchy vs. Republic in 1946 Italy

Le séminaire propose les interventions de : 

- François Randour, 'Analyzing the autonomy of negotiation of the Austrian, Belgian and German federal executives in the Council of the EU vis-à-vis their domestic parliament(s)'

- Benjamin Biard, 'L’influence des partis populistes de droite radicale sur le policy-making : comparaison de l’UDC suisse et du FN français'

- Pierre Squevin, 'Projet de recherche relatif à la mesure de l'apprentissage de politique publique'

A General Framework for Uncovering Dependence Networks

The main advantage of Constraint Programming (CP) approaches for sequential pattern mining (SPM) is their modularity, which includes the ability to add new constraints (regular expressions, length restrictions, etc).

Kalina Manova

(Oxford University)

will give a presentation on

Jean Noël Senne

(Université de Paris Sud)

will give a presentation on

Pierre Cahuc

(Ecole Polytechnique et directeur du laboratoire de Macroéconomie du CREST (INSEE))

will give a presentation on

Short-time Work and Employment in the Great Recession in France

Abstract:

The Effect of Working Hours on Life Satisfaction

Marion Collewet, CORE

This paper exploits variation in the regular length of the full-time workweek in the German public sector over time and across federal states to identify the effect of weekly working hours on life satisfaction.  The effect found is nonlinear and heterogeneous across demographic groups. We derive labour supply elasticities.