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Leverhulme Social Norms and Applications Seminars 2024/2025
Project Seminars take place every Tuesday, 14:00 – 15:30.
Autumn Term
1 October 2024: David Levine, Agnieszka Mensfelt and Vince Trencsenyi (Royal Holloway)
8 October 2024: Francesco Feri (Royal Holloway) “Ignorance is bliss: A game of regret”
22 October 2024: Songyu He (Royal Holloway) "Recent Experimental Results on Decision-Making"
12 November 2024: Keaton Ellis (The Simons Institute, Berkeley)
19 November 2024: Vince Trencsenyi (Royal Holloway) "Hypergames: from theory to practice"
26 November 2024: Ryan McKay (Royal Holloway)
3 December 2024: Bjoern Hartig (Royal Holloway)
10 December 2024: Charles Efferson (University of Lausanne)
Past Seminars
2023/2024
Autumn Term
10 October 2023: David Levine (Royal Holloway) “Social Preferences”
17 October 2023: Kostas Stathis (Royal Holloway) “Artificial Agents”
24 October 2023: Ryan McKay (Royal Holloway) “Social Norms”
07 November 2023: Bruno de Albuquerque Furtado (Royal Holloway) “Social preferences Fundamental characteristics and Economic Consequences Part I”
14 November 2023: Bruno de Albuquerque Furtado (Royal Holloway) “Social preferences Fundamental characteristics and Economic Consequences Part II”
21 November 2023: Bjoern Hartig (Royal Holloway) “The Signal and the Noise” Slides
28 November 2023: Klarizze Anne Puzon (Royal Holloway) “The Global Preferences Survey”
5 December 2023: Evan Piermont (Royal Holloway) “Language as a Social Norm”
Spring Term
16 January 2024: Michael Mandler (Royal Holloway) “Corruption and Reform: Lessons from America's Economic History”
23 January 2024: Doruk Cetemen (Royal Holloway) “The Economics of Cultural Transmission and Socialization” Slides
06 February 2024: Agnieszka Mensfelt (Royal Holloway) “Agent-Based Modelling in Economics: an Overview and Future Prospects”
27 February 2024: Friederike Mengel (University of Essex) “Influence in Social Networks”
05 March 2024: Roberto Galbiati (Sciences Po) “Science under Inquisition: the allocation of talent in early modern Europe”
12 March 2024: Philip Neary (Royal Holloway) “Modelling coordination problems in economics”
19 March 2024: Harry Pei (Northwestern University) “Community Enforcement with Endogenous Records”
26 March 2024: Paolo Barucca (University College London) “Multi-agent systems in economics and finance: challenges and opportunities from governments to individuals”
