Annual Lectures
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The Annual Lecture in Public Economics is organised by DEFAP Graduate School. The aim of this series of Lectures is to create an opportunity for reflection and debate on the scope of government in modern economies, thus providing stimuli and ideas for the increasing challenges of a continuously changing worldwide economic scenario.
- Political Economy Workshop 2014 - Annual Lecture Prof. J.Robinson, "High Powered Incentives with Weak Institutions"
- 7th Annual Lecture- 2011- Macroeconomics Policy in a Self-Organizing Economy ENG
- 6th Annual Lecture - 2009 - Political Bubbles: the poltical economy of the 2008 financial crisis in the United States
- 5th Annual Lecture - 2008 - From Earnings to Income to Consumption: Understanding the Transmission of Inequality
- 4th Annual Lecture - 2007 - Political Economy of Growth
- 3rd Annual Lecture - 2006 - Political Competition And Economic Performance
- 2nd Annual Lecture - 2005 - Role of Government and Public Spending in a Changing World
- 1st annual lecture - 2004 - Social Europe and the Contribution of Public Economics