Graduate Seminars

Os Graduate Seminars promovem o debate de pesquisas de alta qualidade em gestão e administração pública. Pesquisadores apresentam, um working paper ou artigo recentemente publicado e discutem o tema com os participantes - membros do corpo docente, alunos de doutorado ou mestrado.

Os seminários são obrigatórios para todos os alunos do primeiro ano do Mestrado Acadêmico e Doutorado da FGV EBAPE e abertos ao público externo. Neste caso, é necessário inscrever-se pelo site previamente, pois há limite de vagas.

Não será emitido certificado ou comprovante de participação.

Profa. Ishani Aggarwal
Coordenação

4° Trimestre | 2022

DATA	PALESTRANTE	TEMA	INSCRIÇÃO
19/10 10h	Mariana Carvalho Barbosa University of California, San Diego	The Political Economy of Assassinations	-
09/11 9h*	Robert Davison City University of Hong Kong	Action Research for Business Research	-
23/11 10h	Geraldo Cerqueiro Católica-Lisbon	Priced-out: Affordable Housing and Labor Markets	-
07/12 10h	Renata Peregrino de Brito PUC-Rio	Microentrepreneurship in Brazil: Mind the Gap	Em breve
14/12 10h	Liliane Furtado COPPEAD	Em breve	Em breve

*Importante: O evento do dia 9 será realizado às 9h, excepcionalmente.

EVENTOS ANTERIORES

2022

DATA	PALESTRANTE	TEMA
12/01 10h	Leonardo Barcellos Emory University	Can Investors See Through Managers’ Evasive Responses in Earnings Calls Join Zoom Meeting
19/01 10h	Gabriel Vasconcelos BOCOM BBM Bank	Managers Versus Machines: Do Algorithms Replicate Human Intuition In Credit Ratings?
26/01 10h	Prof. Tobias Berg Frankfurt School of Finance and Management	On the Rise of Payment Firms
16/02 10h	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
09/03 10h	Prof. Anita Woolley Carnegie Mellon University	Collective attention and collective intelligence: The role of hierarchy and group gender composition*
16/03 10h	Prof. Guillermo Toral Vanderbilt University	Political bureaucratic cycles: Public employment and service delivery around elections in Brazil.
04/05 10h	Profa. Debora Thompson Georgetown University	Zero-Sum Perceptions and the Moral Acceptability of Premium Services
11/05 10h	Profa. France Bélanger Virginia Tech	Context Versus Rationality: Understanding Family Privacy and Technology Use Decisions
18/05 10h	Prof. Robert Davison City University of Hong Kong	Publishing in International Journals
25/05 10h	Prof. Vasso Ioannidou City University of London	Corporate Pension Risk-Taking in a Low Interest Rate Environment
01/06 10h	Marcelo Guzella FGV EBAPE	How Venture Capital Network Features and National Distances Affect Impact Investing
27/07 10h	Prof. Marina Gama FGV EAESP	From political ties to nonprofit connections? The strategic reconfiguration of cross-sector interactions
17/08 10h	Prof. Rodrigo Leite COPPEAD/UFRJ	Competition and Efficiency in Procurement Auctions: Evidence from a million Brazilian auctions
13/09 10h	Prof. Lily Morse West Virginia University	“You don’t want to do that”: Economic self-sacrifice as enlightened self-interest
14/09 10h	Prof. Sara Heller University of Michigan	Predicting and Preventing Gun Violence: Experimental Evidence from READI Chicago
21/09 10h	Prof. Susannah Paletz University of Maryland	There is No ‘AI’ in Teams: A Multidisciplinary Framework for AIs to Work in Human Teams

2021

DATA	PALESTRANTE	TEMA
03/02	Diana Bonfim Bank of Portugal	Growing SMEs: The sensitivity of investment and employment to the cost of debt financing
10/02	Luciana de Souza Leão University of Michigan	Optics of the State: The Politics of Making Poverty Visible in Brazil and Mexico
24/02	Joana Monteiro FGV EBAPE	Measuring expansion of armed groups in Rio de Janeiro
10/03	Cecilia Machado FGV EPGE	How and When: Cash and Care Effects of Conditional Cash Transfers on Birth Outcome
17/03	Diana Moreira UC Davis	Political Turnover, Bureaucratic Turnover, and the Quality of Public Services
14/04 10h	Theresa Pardo University at Albany, State University of New York	Creating Public Value in Cities: A Call for Focus on Context and Capability
28/04 10h	Leonardo Marques UFRJ	There is more than meets the eye: An action research of blockchain potential to improve working conditions in fashion
05/05 10h	Alice Moon The Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania	Giving Suggestions: Using Quantity Requests to Increase Donations
19/05 10h	Adam Sheingate Johns Hopkins University	Policy Regime Decay
16/06 10h	Yan Vietes FGV EBAPE	Can Self-Protective Behaviors Increase Unrealistic Optimism? Evidence from the COVID-19 Pandemic
11/08 10h	Paulo Jannuzzi IBGE	Statistics and the fight against hunger and poverty: elective affinities that made difference in public policy
25/08 10h	Sharon Gilad Hebrew University of Jerusalem	An Inductive-Deductive Conceptualization and Operationalization of Citizens’ Coping with Administrative Burdens through Self-Presentation
08/09 10h	Christa H.S. Bouwman Mays Business School \| Texas A&M University	Bank Capital and Bank Stock Performance
15/09 10h	Kelly LeRoux University of Illinois Chicago	Nonprofit Messaging and the 2020 Election: Findings from a Nonpartisan Get-Out-The-Vote (GOTV) Field Experiment
22/09 10h	João Victor Guedes University of Pittsburg	Bureaucratic Polarization
13/10 10h	Madalina Busuioc Leiden University	Accountable Artificial Intelligence in the Public Sector
20/10 10h	Martin Williams Blavatnik School of Government	Bureaucratic Networks and Appointments: Evidence from Brazil
03/11 10h	Minah Jung Stern New York University	When willingness-to-pay seems irrational: The role of perceived market price
10/11 10h	Zheng Gong University of Toronto	Growing Influence
17/11 10h	Mauricio Ivan Dussauge Laguna CIDE/Mexico	The promises and perils of populism for democratic policymaking: The Case of Mexico
12/01 10h	Leonardo Barcellos Emory University	Can Investors See Through Managers’ Evasive Responses in Earnings Calls Join Zoom Meeting
19/01 10h	Gabriel Vasconcelos BOCOM BBM Bank	Managers Versus Machines: Do Algorithms Replicate Human Intuition In Credit Ratings?
26/01 10h	Prof. Tobias Berg Frankfurt School of Finance and Management	On the Rise of Payment Firms
16/02 10h	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
09/03 10h	Prof. Anita Woolley Carnegie Mellon University	Collective attention and collective intelligence: The role of hierarchy and group gender composition*
16/03 10h	Prof. Guillermo Toral Vanderbilt University	Political bureaucratic cycles: Public employment and service delivery around elections in Brazil.

2020

DATA	PALESTRANTE	TEMA
20/01	Rafael Schiozer FGV EAESP	Bank loan forbearance: evidence from a million restructured loans
05/02	Bernardo de Oliveira Guerra Ricca INSPER	Procurement payment periods and political contributions: evidence from Brazilian municipalities
12/02	Evelyn Brodkin University of Chicago	Toward Understanding the State at the Street: How Street-Level Organizations Matter.
03/03	Patricio Valenzuela University of Chile	Sovereign Credit Risk, Financial Fragility, and Global Factors
11/03	Vinicius Carrasco PUC-Rio	Robustness in Mechanism Design
20/55	Urszula Lagowska FGV EBAPE	Close Enough to Make a Difference? The Differential Effects of Authentic and Ethical Leadership on Alleviating Social Identity Threat
27/05	Weichao Wang FGV EBAPE	Banks’ Balance Sheet Management as a Bargaining Tool: Evidence from Union Strikes
03/06	Claudio Meilman Ferreira FGV EBAPE	The Heterogeneous Effects of Temporary Deferrals on Donation Behavior in Brazil
10/06	Sandro Cabral INSPER	The Resource-Based Paradox Of Impact-Oriented Strategies: A Study In The Context Of Microcredit
17/06	Marco Bonomo INSPER	Labor Market Effects of a Credit Crunch
22/07	Abhishek Borah INSEAD	When Veblen Meets Big Data: A Search-Based Index of Brand Conspicuousness
29/07	Gustavo Moreira IFRJ	Blowing the Whistle in Brazil: The Prevalence of Wrongdoing, Whistleblowing, Retaliation and the Role of Gender
12/08	Mauro Guillen Wharton School of Business, University of Pennsylvania	Research Opportunities in a Pandemic
26/08	David Schoenherr Princeton University	Spatial Mobility and Labor Market Outcomes: Evidence from Credit Lotteries
16/09	Carmelo Cennamo Copenhagen Business School	Market Architectural Shift: The Impact of Digital Platforms on Incumbent Firms and The Role of Asset Ownership
23/09	Antonio Pedro Ramos UCLA	Effects of Randomized Corruption Audits on Early-Life Mortality in Brazil
14/10	Dietmar Leisen Gutenberg University in Mainz	When the remedy is the problem: Risk governance in independent bank boards
11/11	Janis Skrastins Washington University in St. Louis	Court Quality and Economic Resilience
18/11	Mariana Borges Oxford	Weapons of clients: why voters support bad patrons? Ethnographic Evidence from Rural Brazil
09/12	Martin Valdivia GRADE	Nudging micro entrepreneurs into formalization under the gang rule: Experimental evidence from Urban Brazil
11/12	Cait Lamberton Wharton School of Business, University of Pennsylvania	Introducing System Zero: The Drive for Marketplace Dignity
16/12	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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