Workshop in Political Economics
Cambridge-INET are hosting a Workshop in Political Economics in Cranmer Room, Jesus College, Cambridge on Monday 6th November 2017, between 10.00am - 5.00pm.
Organised by: Toke Aidt (Cambridge) and Felix Grey (Cambridge)
Venue: The Cranmer Room, Jesus College, Cambridge
Event Date: Monday 6th November 2017
Time: 10:00am - 05:00pm
Programme:
10.00 Democracy and redistribution (Toke Aidt, Cambridge)
10.40 Colonial Indirect Rule and Pre-colonial Ethnic Institutions: Evidence from British India (Arash Naghavi, University of Konstanz)
11.20 Coffee
11.45 Keynote (Roger Congleton, West Virginia University)
12.30 Lunch
13.30 Top-Down or Bottom-Up? The Impact of Elections on Spending Allocations in US State Legislatures (Su-Min Lee, Cambridge)
14.10 Buying off the Revolution: Evidence from the Colombian National Peasant Movement, 1957-1985 (Maria Lopez-Uribe, LSE)
14.50 Coffee
15.20 Machine Learning Indices, Democratic Institutions, and Economic Development (Tommy Krieger, University of Konstanz)
16.00 Social learning by Victorian cities (Felix Grey, Cambridge)
Workshop ends at about 16.40.
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