Adam Smith Seminar Spring/ Summer 2022

• The Spring/ Summer 2022 Adam Smith Seminar is organized by Manfred J. Holler (University of Hamburg & Center of Conflict Resolution, Munich) in cooperation with Eva Wolf (Center of Conflict Resolution, Munich) Gregor Berz (Institute for Applied Mechanism Design (IFAMD), Munich and Saarbrücken, & Center of Conflict Resolution, Munich), and Florian Rupp (Kutaisi International University & Center of Conflict Resolution, Munich).
• The talks will be given
  online Mondays from 17:00 (s.t.) to 18:30 Central European Time
  and hosted by IFAMD. Please contact Gregor Berz (gregor.berz -at- ifamd.de) for dial-in information.
• Recordings of the talks will be availiable at the CCR Munich YouTube Channel [↑] as well as via a link on this site.

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7 March, 2022:

Talk by Fuad T. Aleskerov [↑] (National Research University, Higher School of Economics, Moscow) on "A Development of the Arctic, Interests of Countries, Consequences and Solutions" Introduction by Nicola Friederike Maaser [↑] (Aarhus University, Denmark) The recording of the talk can be found here [↑] (vimeo) as well as here [↑] on the CCR Munich YouTube Channel [↑]

14 March, 2022:

Talk by Mario Ferrero [↑] (University of Eastern Piedmont) on "The Political Economy of Indo-European Polytheism: How to Deal with Too Many Gods" Introduction by George Tridimas [↑] (Ulster University) The recording of the talk can be found here [↑] (vimeo) as well as here [↑] on the CCR Munich YouTube Channel [↑]

21 March, 2022:

Talk by George Tridimas [↑] (Ulster University) on "On the Survival and Demise of European Monarchies. A Political Economy Perspective" Introduction by Wolfgang Weigel [↑] (University of Vienna and Joseph von Sonnenfels Center for the Study of Public Law and Economics) The recording of the talk can be found here [↑] (vimeo) as well as here [↑] on the CCR Munich YouTube Channel [↑]

28 March, 2022:

Talk by Hannu Nurmi [↑] (University of Turku) on "What constitutes winning in voting theory?" Introduction by Per Molander [↑] (Institute for Evaluation of Labour Market and Education Policy (IFAU), Uppsala) The recording of the talk can be found here [↑] (vimeo) as well as here [↑] on the CCR Munich YouTube Channel [↑]

4 April, 2022:

Talk by John Weymark [↑] (Departments of Economics and Philosophy, Vanderbilt University) on "Market Virtues and Respect for Human Dignity" Introduction by Gregor Berz [↑] (IFAMD and Center of Conflict Resolution, Munich) The recording of the talk can be found here [↑] (vimeo) as well as here [↑] on the CCR Munich YouTube Channel [↑]

11 April, 2022:

Talk by Alexander Kritikos [↑] (DIW Berlin and University of Potsdam) on "Covid-19 and the economic and mental health effects for the self-employed" Introduction by Philipp Bachtler (Bonn University, BIGS-OAS)

25 April, 2022:

Talk by Manfred J. Holler [↑] (University of Hamburg and CCR, Munich) and Florian Rupp (Kutaisi International University and CCR, Munich) on "Public Good Power in Renaissance Florence’s Marriage & Business Networks" Introduction by Ronald Wintrobe [↑] (Department of Economics, Western University, London, Ontario, Canada) The recording of the talk can be found here [↑] (vimeo) as well as here [↑] on the CCR Munich YouTube Channel [↑]

2 May, 2022:

Talk by Donald Saari [↑] (University of California, Irvine, CA) on "That complex tension between individual and collective actions" Introduction by Hannu Nurmi [↑] (University of Turku) The recording of the talk can be found here [↑] (vimeo) as well as here [↑] on the CCR Munich YouTube Channel [↑]

9 May, 2022:

Talk by Per Molander [↑] (Institute for Evaluation of Labour Market and Education Policy (IFAU), Uppsala) on "The Origins of Inequality" Introduction by Heinz Kurz [↑] (University of Graz) The recording of the talk can be found here [↑] (vimeo) as well as here [↑] on the CCR Munich YouTube Channel [↑]