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MSc in Administration: 21 months - PhD in Administration: 48 months
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13/01/2025
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17/02 - 07/11/2025
17/02 - 07/11/2025
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Research Topics in Administration

The Research Topics in Administration promote the debate of high-quality research in management and public administration. Researchers present a working paper or a recently published article, discussing the topic with participants: faculty members, PhD and MSc students.

They are mandatory for master's students in their first year of the program and for doctoral students in the first two years of their studies. They are also open to the external public. In this case, prior registration on the website is required, as there are limited spots available.

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Prof. Prof. Lars Norden  - Coordination 

2nd Quarter

DATA   

PALESTRANTE   

INSTITUIÇÃO   

PALESTRA 

DATA   

July 23rd

Roberto Ragozzino 

Nova School of Business and Economics 

TBD 

23/07 

August 6th

Andreas Wimmer 

Columbia University 

TBD 

 

06/08 

August 13th

Lucas Martins Novaes 

Insper 

TBD 

 

13/08 

August 20th

Minh D. Trinh 

Purdue University/UT Austin 

TBD 

 

20/08 

August 27th

Ralph De Haas 

EBRD 

TBD 

 

27/08 

September 24th

Jorge Fernandes 

Institute of Public Goods and Policies at CSIC 

TBD 

 

24/09 

Previous Events

2025

1º Trimestre

DATAPALESTRANTEINSTITUIÇÃOPALESTRA
05/02Solon MoreiraTemple UniversityThe pressure to go long: Analyst scrutiny and R&D strategy?
12/02Onur TosunCardiff UniversityHeterogeneity in Investor Reaction to Foreign ESG Incidents
19/02Bernardo RiccaINSPERNon-Exclusive Loan Contracts under Selective Default: Implications and Evidence from the Credit Cards Market
26/02Jacopo PonticelliNorthwestern UniversityTemperature, Adaptation and Local Industry Concentration
12/03Javier CorralesAmherst CollegeIntentional Polarization: Using extreme policies and ideology to promote democratic backsliding
19/03Chrisanthi AvgerouLondon School of Economics

How does digital innovation happen?

Insights from socio-technical and sociomaterial perspectives

2º Trimestre

DATA  PALESTRANTE  INSTITUIÇÃO  PALESTRA
16/04Luis SchenoniUniversity College LondonWar and Development in Latin America
30/04Tiago VenturaGeorgetown UniversityReducing Social Media Usage During Elections: Evidence from a WhatsApp Multi-Country Deactivation Experiment
07/05Fabrizio di MascioUniversity of TorinoThe populist effect on the strength of freedom of information laws: A paired comparison of Italy and Hungary
21/05Fernando Barros de MelloUniversitat Carlos IIIHow do anti-misinformation laws affect electoral campaigns? A field experiment with Brazil’s mayors
28/05Zacharias SautnerUniversity of ZurichCorporate Climate Lobbying 
11/06June CotteIvey Business SchoolRatings Positivity Bias in Peer-to-Peer Sharing Economy Businesses: Causes and Solutions

2024

DATE

SPEAKER

THEME

January 24th, 2024
10am

Lars Norden e
Ricardo Cardoso

Finance Track

February 21st, 2024
10h

Ishani Aggarwal,
Rafael Goldszmidt e
Yan Vieites

Behavioral & Decision Sciences Track

March 06th, 2024
10h

Daniela Campello,
Cesar Zucco,
Carlos Pereira
,
Gregory Michener,
Alketa Peci e
Octavio Amorim

Institutions Policy and Government Track

March 20th, 2024
10h

Fabio Caldieraro,
Luiz Joia,e
José Puppim

Strategy, Management & Organizations - Track 1

March 27th, 2024
10h

Filipe Sobral,
Alexandre Faria,
Olivier Bertrand, e
Paulo Figueiredo

Strategy, Management & Organizations - Track 2

April 17th, 2024
10am

Jorge Jacob
IÉSEG School of Management

Behavioral consequences of discrimination for consumers and marketers

May 22nd, 2024
10am

Joana Monteiro
FGV EBAPE

Motorized and More Motivated? Militarized Patrols and Crime in Ceará, Brazil

May 29th, 2024
10am

Emilie Feldman
Wharton School

Stakeholder Synergies in Mergers and Acquisitions

June 5th, 2024
10am

Gustavo Cortes
University of Florida

From Arm's Length to Arm in Arm: Banks and Municipal Bond Financing

June 12th, 2024
10am

Daniel Berliner
London School of Economics and Political Science

Information Processing in Participatory Governance

June 19th, 2024
10am

Bernardo Andretti
Imperial College London

Environmental Sustainability Considerations (or Lack Thereof) in Consumer Decision Making

July 31st, 2024
10h

Arthur Bragança
The World Bank

Decentralization, Tax Administration, and Taxation: Evidence from Brazil’s Rural Land Tax

August 07th, 2024
10h

Karine Belarmino
University of Minnesota

Clients of God

August 28th, 2024
10h

Thad Dunning
UC Berkeley

Slavery, State Capacity, and Institutional Change

September 11th, 2024
10h

Leandro Nardi
HEC Paris

TBA

September 25th, 2024
10h

Janet Gao
Georgetown University

TBA

October,

16th, 2024

10h

Camélia Minoiu

Banco da Reserva Federal de Atlanta

Zombie Lending to U.S. Firms

October,

23th, 2024

10h

Bruno Carazza

Fundação Dom Cabral

Brasil, um país de privilégios

October,

30th, 2024

10h

Malu Gatto (University College London) & Debora Thomé (FGV-EAESP)Not all families: The impact of election-driven family conflicts on LGB voters

November,

13th, 2024

10h

Jessica Rich (Marquette University)What Makes Bureaucracies Politically Resilient? Evidence from Brazil’s Covid-19 Vaccination Campaign

November,

27th, 2024

10h

Ivan Silva (UNIFAP)Challenges for the establishment of the environmental agenda in the Brazilian Legal Amazon

December,

11th, 2024

10h

Belen Milmanda (Trinity College)

Agrarian Elites and Democracy in Latin Americ

 

2023

DATE LECTURER THEME
Jan 01, 10 am Johann Cas  (ITA-ÖAW) “Artificial intelligence” and social sustainability – does ethics of artificial intelligence as a global challenge also need global answers? 
Feb 01, 10 am  Abhishek Borah (INSEAD) Myopic Price Promotions in IPOs: Evidence from Ride-Hailing Platforms 
Mar 01, 10 am Kai Wegrich  (Hertie School) The politics of experimental policymaking 
Mar 22, 10 am  Daniel Lacerda
(Montpellier Business School) 
Teaching Critical Management in the age of chatGPT: reflecting on the opportunity to promote civic management education 
Mar 29, 10 am Fernanda Sauerbronn (UFRJ) Approaching a Decolonial Stance: conceptual and methodological issues
April 26th
10am
Liliane Furtado
(Coppead-UFRJ)
In the Leader’s Stead: The Role of Surrogates in Shaping Leader-Member Exchange Differentiation in Teams
May 17th
10am
Nimruji Jammulamadaka
(IIM Calcutta)
Reinterpreting Indigenous Organising from the South Asian Ardhanari Androgyne metaphor
May 24th
10am
Diego Coraiola
(University of Victoria)
Ties That Bind: How do U.S. Universities Manage Past Slavery Entanglements?
June 07th
10am
Shaun Ruggunan
Zulu Natal University
Decolonising Management Studies: A Love Story
June 14th
10h
Angela Dy
Loughborough University
10 Principles for Anti-Racist Entrepreneurship Scholarship
August 2nd
10am
Sanjay Lanka
University of Northampton
A critique of the Anthropocene using the Capitalocene/Plantationocene
August 11th
10am
Kurt Weyland
The University of Texas at Austin
Democracy's Resilience to Populism's Threat
August 23rd
10am
Marcus Vinicius Gomes
University of Cardiff
Building an International Career as a Critical Scholar
August 30th
10am
Nidhi Srinivas
The New School
Against NGOs: A critical perspective on civil society, management and development    
September 13th
10am
Denise Barros
UFF
Victory through Conquest in 1960’s Brazil: Business Interest Associations, Moral Panic, and Policy-Making
October 25th
10am
Marcela Mandiola
Instituto de Estudios Críticos

Managed gender: feminist readings and critiques of the "organization" of violence and power in academic work

November 08th
10am
Marco Wilkens
University of Augsburg
The Impact of Sustainable Investment Funds – What we (don’t) know
November 22nd
10am
Hèla Yousfi
Université Paris-Dauphine

Decolonizing Arab organizational Knowledge, Fahlwa as a research practice. 

December 13th
10am
Juan Felipe Espinosa
Universidad Santa María    
The social life of innovation: a pragmatic look at knowledge production practices in the consulting world
December 20th
10am
Pushkala Prasad
Skidmore College
Understanding Global Economic Patterns Through the Lens of Racial Capitalism
December 22th
2pm
Beverly Larson
Arizona State University
Do Audit Firms use Twitter Strategically?

2022

DATE 

LECTURER 

THEME 

12/01 
10h 

January 12 

10am 

Leonardo Barcellos 
Emory University 

Can Investors See Through Managers’ Evasive Responses in Earnings Calls Join Zoom Meeting 

January 19 

10am 

Gabriel Vasconcelos 
BOCOM BBM Bank 

Managers Versus Machines: Do Algorithms Replicate Human Intuition In Credit Ratings? 

January 26 

10am 

Prof. Tobias Berg  
Frankfurt School of Finance and Management 

On the Rise of Payment Firms 

February 16 

10am 

Prof. Christian Schuster 
University College London 

Bureaucrats hired through connections are more dishonest and less pro-social: behavioural evidence from 5,000 bureaucrats in four countries 

March 09 

10am 

Prof. Anita Woolley  
Carnegie Mellon University 

Collective attention and collective intelligence: The role of hierarchy and group gender composition 

March 16 

10am 

Prof. Guillermo Toral  
Vanderbilt University 

Political bureaucratic cycles: Public employment and service delivery around elections in Brazil. 

May 04 

10am 

Profa. Debora Thompson 
Georgetown University 

Zero-Sum Perceptions and the Moral Acceptability of Premium Services 

May 11 

10am 

Profa. France Bélanger 
Virginia Tech 

Context Versus Rationality: Understanding Family Privacy and Technology Use Decisions 

May 18 

10am 

Prof. Robert Davison 
City University of Hong Kong 

Publishing in International Journals 

May 25 

10am 

Prof. Vasso Ioannidou 
City University of London 

Corporate Pension Risk-Taking in a Low Interest Rate Environment 

June 01 

10am 

Marcelo Guzella 
FGV EBAPE 

How Venture Capital Network Features and National Distances Affect Impact Investing 

July 27 

10am  

Prof. Marina Gama 
FGV EAESP 

From political ties to nonprofit connections? The strategic reconfiguration of cross-sector interactions 

August 17 

10am 

Prof. Rodrigo Leite 
COPPEAD/UFRJ 

Competition and Efficiency in Procurement Auctions: Evidence from a million Brazilian auctions 

September 13 

10am 

Prof. Lily Morse 
West Virginia University 

“You don’t want to do that”: Economic self-sacrifice as enlightened self-interest 

September 14 

10am 

Prof. Sara Heller 
University of Michigan 

Predicting and Preventing Gun Violence: Experimental Evidence from READI Chicago 

September 21 

10am 

Prof. Susannah Paletz 
University of Maryland 

There is No ‘AI’ in Teams: A Multidisciplinary Framework for AIs to Work in Human Teams 

October 19 

10am 

Mariana Carvalho Barbosa 
University of California, San Diego 

The Political Economy of Assassinations 

November 11 

9am 

Robert Davison 
City University of Hong Kong 

Action Research for Business Research 

November 23 

10am 

Geraldo Cerqueiro 
Católica-Lisbon 

Priced-out: Affordable Housing and Labor Markets 

December 07 

10am 

Renata Peregrino de Brito 
PUC-Rio 

Microentrepreneurship in Brazil: Mind the Gap 

December 14 

10am 

Liliane Furtado 
COPPEAD 

What Works for Me Does Not Work For Us: Exploring the Mechanisms of the LMX Differentiation Process on Performance 

2021

DATE 

LECTURER 

THEME 

February 03 

Diana Bonfim  
Bank of Portugal 

Growing SMEs: The sensitivity of investment and employment to the cost of debt financing 

February 10 

Luciana de Souza Leão  
University of Michigan 

Optics of the State: The Politics of Making Poverty Visible in Brazil and Mexico 

February 24 

Joana Monteiro  
FGV EBAPE 

Measuring expansion of armed groups in Rio de Janeiro 

March 10 

Cecilia Machado  
FGV EPGE 

How and When: Cash and Care Effects of Conditional Cash Transfers on Birth Outcome 

March 17 

Diana Moreira  
UC Davis 

Political Turnover, Bureaucratic Turnover, and the Quality of Public Services 

April 14 

10am 

Theresa Pardo  
University at Albany, State University of New York 

Creating Public Value in Cities: A Call for Focus on Context and Capability 

April 28 

10am 

Leonardo Marques  
UFRJ 

There is more than meets the eye: An action research of blockchain potential to improve working conditions in fashion 

May 05 

10am 

Alice Moon  
The Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania 

Giving Suggestions: Using Quantity Requests to Increase Donations 

May 19 

10am 

Adam Sheingate 
Johns Hopkins University 

Policy Regime Decay 

June 16 

10am 

Yan Vietes  
FGV EBAPE 

Can Self-Protective Behaviors Increase Unrealistic Optimism? Evidence from the COVID-19 Pandemic 

August 11 

10am 

Paulo Jannuzzi  
IBGE 

Statistics and the fight against hunger  and poverty: elective affinities that made difference in public policy 

August 25 

10am 

Sharon Gilad  
Hebrew University of Jerusalem 

An Inductive-Deductive Conceptualization and Operationalization of Citizens’ Coping with Administrative Burdens through Self-Presentation 

September 08 

10am 

Christa H.S. Bouwman 
Mays Business School | Texas A&M University 

Bank Capital and Bank Stock Performance 

September 15 

10am 

Kelly LeRoux  
University of Illinois Chicago 

Nonprofit Messaging and the 2020 Election: Findings from a Nonpartisan Get-Out-The-Vote (GOTV) Field Experiment 

September 22 

10am 

João Victor Guedes  
 University of Pittsburg 

Bureaucratic Polarization 

October 13 

10am 

Madalina Busuioc 
Leiden University 

Accountable Artificial Intelligence in the Public Sector 

October 20 

10am 

Martin Williams  
Blavatnik School of Government 

Bureaucratic Networks and Appointments: Evidence from Brazil 

November 03 

10am 

Minah Jung 
Stern New York University 

When willingness-to-pay seems irrational: The role of perceived market price 

November 10 

10am 

Zheng Gong  
University of Toronto 

Growing Influence 

November 17 

10am 

Mauricio Ivan Dussauge Laguna  
CIDE/Mexico 

The promises and perils of populism for democratic policymaking: The Case of Mexico 

December 12 

10am 

Leonardo Barcellos 
Emory University 

Can Investors See Through Managers’ Evasive Responses in Earnings Calls Join Zoom Meeting 

December 19 

10am 

Gabriel Vasconcelos 
BOCOM BBM Bank 

Managers Versus Machines: Do Algorithms Replicate Human Intuition In Credit Ratings? 

December 26 

10am 

Prof. Tobias Berg  
Frankfurt School of Finance and Management 

On the Rise of Payment Firms 

 

 

 

2020

DATE 

LECTURER 

THEME 

January 20 

Rafael Schiozer 
FGV EAESP 

Bank loan forbearance: evidence from a million restructured loans 

February 05 

Bernardo de Oliveira Guerra Ricca 
INSPER 

Procurement payment periods and political contributions: evidence from Brazilian municipalities 

February 12 

Evelyn Brodkin 
University of Chicago 

Toward Understanding the State at the Street: How Street-Level Organizations Matter. 

March 03 

Patricio Valenzuela 
University of Chile 

Sovereign Credit Risk, Financial Fragility, and Global Factors 

March 11 

Vinicius Carrasco 
PUC-Rio 

Robustness in Mechanism Design 

May 20 

Urszula Lagowska 
FGV EBAPE 

Close Enough to Make a Difference? The Differential Effects of Authentic and Ethical Leadership on Alleviating Social Identity Threat 

May 27 

Weichao Wang  
FGV EBAPE 

Banks’ Balance Sheet Management as a Bargaining Tool: Evidence from Union Strikes 

June 03 

Claudio Meilman Ferreira 
FGV EBAPE 

The Heterogeneous Effects of Temporary Deferrals on Donation Behavior in Brazil 

June 10 

Sandro Cabral 
INSPER 

The Resource-Based Paradox Of Impact-Oriented Strategies:  A Study In The Context Of Microcredit 

June 17 

Marco Bonomo 
INSPER 

Labor Market Effects of a Credit Crunch 

July 22 

Abhishek Borah  
INSEAD 

When Veblen Meets Big Data: A Search-Based Index of Brand Conspicuousness 

July 29 

Gustavo Moreira  
IFRJ 

Blowing the Whistle in Brazil: The Prevalence of Wrongdoing, Whistleblowing, Retaliation and the Role of Gender 

August 12 

Mauro Guillen  
Wharton School of Business, University of Pennsylvania  

Research Opportunities in a Pandemic 

August 26 

David Schoenherr  
Princeton University 

Spatial Mobility and Labor Market Outcomes: Evidence from Credit Lotteries 

September 16 

Carmelo Cennamo  
Copenhagen Business School 

Market Architectural Shift: The Impact of Digital Platforms on Incumbent Firms and The Role of Asset Ownership 

September 23 

Antonio Pedro Ramos  
UCLA 

Effects of Randomized Corruption Audits on Early-Life Mortality in Brazil 

October 14 

Dietmar Leisen  
Gutenberg University in Mainz 

When the remedy is the problem: Risk governance in independent bank boards 

November 11 

Janis Skrastins 
Washington University in St. Louis 

Court Quality and Economic Resilience 

November 18 

Mariana Borges  
Oxford 

Weapons of clients: why voters support bad patrons? Ethnographic Evidence from Rural Brazil 

December 09 

Martin Valdivia 
GRADE 

Nudging micro entrepreneurs into formalization under the gang rule: Experimental evidence from Urban Brazil 

December 11 

Cait Lamberton  
Wharton School of Business, University of Pennsylvania 

Introducing System Zero: The Drive for Marketplace Dignity 

December 16 

Gustavo Cesário   
Marketing Professor at UniCarioca 

The sousveillance of politically connected entities and individuals in the public sector: an armchair audit approach of related party transactions 

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