Seminar Series

ICES Seminars are formal day long visits. Scholars visit and meet with students and faculty of our center to share their research. The day includes the seminar presentation which is open to the public. These seminars are held on Friday from 12:00 - 1:00 PM EST (see schedule for any changes).

Please visit our Events archive to see previous speakers and topics.

Fall 2022 Schedule

Date	Title	Speaker	Affiliation
August 26	The Minority Trap: Minority Status Drives Women Out of Male-Dominated Fields \| Abstract	Xiaoyue Shan	University of Pennsylvania
September 2	Revealed Incomplete Preferences \| Abstract	Kirby Nielsen	California Institute of Technology
September 9	Power, Property Rights, and the Dynamics of Local Wealth Appropriation \| Abstract	Roger Lagunoff	Georgetown University
September 16	Sustained exposure to fact-checks can inoculate citizens against misinformation in the Global South \| Abstract	Horacio Larreguy	Instituto Tecnológico Autónomo de México (ITAM)
September 23	Women's Empowerment and the Intrinsic Demand for Agency: Experimental Evidence from Nigeria \| Abstract	Kenneth Leonard	University of Maryland
September 30	Career incentives and corruption: A lab experiment \| Abstract	Cesar Martinelli	Interdisciplinary Center for Economic Science (GMU)
October 7	Moral Echo Chambers and Outgroup Hate \| Abstract	Mohammad Atari	Harvard University
SPECIAL TALK on Monday, October 10	Attention Theory \| Abstract	Soo Hong Chew	National University of Singapore
October 14	The Parent Trap: How to Stop Overloading Parents and Fix Our Inequality Crisis \| Abstract	Nate G. Hilger	Author
October 21	Breaking Bad: Malfunctioning Institutions Erode Good Behavior \| Abstract	Agne Kajackaite	University of Milan
December 2	The Hidden Games that Shape our Beliefs and Preferences \| Abstract	Moshe Hoffman	Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Biology and Harvard University