Time: Mondays, 17:00 – 18.30 hrs
Place: University Rotterdam, Woudestein campus
Format: Papers are emailed 1 week in advance.  Presenters give a 20 minute presentation followed by 15 minutes for the discussant and then a plenary discussion. Seminars conclude with informal discussions over drinks.

Date

Seminar

Room

4 February

Katie Steele (LSE)
'Uncertainty, Learning, and the “Problem” of Dilation'
(co-author: Seamus Bradley)
Comment: Patryk Dziurosz-Serafinowicz (Groningen)

H5-05

18 February

Bob Sugden (East Anglia)
‘The Behavioral Economist and the Central Planner’
Comment: Peter Wakker (EUR)

H5-05

4 March

Sonja Smets (ILLC Amsterdam)
 ‘Evidence-Based Belief Revision, a Logical Analysis’
(co-authors: Alexandru Baltag and Bryan Renne)
Comment: Dagmar Provijn (Ghent)

H5-05

18 March

Dominic Roser (Zurich)
‘The Timing of Benefits of Climate Policies. Reconsidering the Opportunity Cost
Argument’ (co-author: Lukas H. Meyer).
Comment: Jacinta Kellermann (Duisburg-Essen)

H5-05

8 April

Maarten Janssen (EUR)
‘Gaming in Combinatorial Clock Auctions’
Comment: Sander Onderstal (UvA)

H5-05

29 April

Jeanne Peijnenburg (Groningen)
'The Emergence of Justification'
Comment: Tim de Mey (EUR)

H5-05

13 May

Rutger Claassen (Utrecht)
‘The Capability to Hold Property and Its Limits’
Comment: Ingrid Robeyns (EUR)

H5-05

27 May

Claire El Mouden (Oxford)
‘Do Pro-Social Preferences really explain our Behaviour in Economic Games?’ Comment: Matthijs van Veelen (UvA)

H5-05