Augustin Cournot Doctoral Days
Economics, Management, Finance, and Science & Technology Studies
Programme
The Conference will feature three keynote speakers :
Prof. Jacques Mairesse , United Nations University - University of Maastricht , Netherlands
Prof. Laurent Simon , HEC Montreal, Canada
Prof. Christian Gollier, University of Toulouse I, France
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Wednesday, April 7th
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Greetings, badges and information ( 8 h 30 - 9 h 00 ) |
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Opening Address (Amphitheater) ( 9 h 00 - 9 h 30 ) Régis Blazy, Co-director of Augustin Cournot Doctoral School Francis Gosselin, ACDD 2010 Organizing Committee |
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Keynote Speech (Amphitheater) ( 9 h 30 - 10 h 30 ) Laurent SIMON, Professor of Management, HEC Montreal Creative Economy and the Management of Creativity : a Research Agenda |
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Coffee break ( 10 h 30 - 11 h 00 ) |
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Parallel sessions 1, 2 & 3 (2 & 3 together) ( 11 h 30 - 13 h 15 ) Session 1 : Prices and growth (Room A)
DIETRICH : Numerical Explorations of the Ngai-Pissarides : Model of Growth and Structural Change ESFAHANI : Horizontal Mergers in Differential Oligopoly Game with Price Dynamics KHAN : Asset Price Bubbles & Central Bank Intervention PHAN : Why can some countries borrow from abroad in their own currency while others cannot?
Session 2 : Auditing and Accounting + Session 3 : Fiscal and Financial issues ( Room B )
HAMZA : The perception of audit quality among financial statement users, preparators and audit partners, in Tunisia. REZAEI : Assurance and Audit Services in the E-commerce Era IDABOUK : The construction of Mathematical Finance since the 1970s: from the CAPM to the Fundamental Theorem of Asset Pricing, and into the financial markets. WANG : The Role of Corporate Reputation in the Financial Market: Evidence from Capital Structure |
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Lunch break ( 13 h15 - 14 h 45 ) |
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Session 4 ( 14 h 45- 16 h 00 ) Session 4 : Food and Innovation (Amphi)
MERGIANI : New technology in the super-market: a whole new way of shopping, a whole new way of marketing DAUNAIS : Dynamics of innovation : practice and discours in gastronomy |
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Free time |
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Complimentary "bateau-mouche" tour of Strasbourg ( 17 h 00 - 18 h 45 ) |
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Welcome cocktail @ Strasbourg Townhall ( 19 h00 ) |
Thursday, April 8th
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Greetings, badges and information ( 9 h 00 - 9 h 30 ) |
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Parallel sessions 5 & 6 : ( 9 h 30 - 11 h 15 ) Session 5 : Macroeconomics of development (Room A)
FADAEE : A Dynamic Approach to the Environmental Effects of Trade Liberalization STOKMANE : Competitiveness and Competence of the Baltic countries Session 6 : Research and human capital (Room B)
CHIZHOVA : Temporary Layoffs with Incomplete Worker Attachment in Search Equilibrium GROSSMASS : Consumption Aspirations, Human Capital, and Intergenerational Mobility RICARD : Foresight as a participatory process in EU Commission’s R&D strategy-making processes. |
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Coffee break ( 11 h15 - 11 h30 ) |
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Parallel sessions 7 & 8 : ( 11 h 45 - 13 h 00 ) Session 7 : Information systems I (Room A)
EBRAHIMI : Virtual Learning Higher Education Performance Strategy Evaluation RAUEN : Technological intensity of the Brazilian manufacturing industry: an analysis of the high-technology sectors Session 8 : Risk and information I (Room B)
LAMBERT : Directional and non-directional risk exposures in Hedge Fund returns SMONDEL : Substitution or complementarity between “soft” information and “hard” information: why and which effect on bank profitability? |
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Lunch break ( 13 h00 - 14 h30 ) |
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Parallel sessions 9 & 10 : ( 14 h 30 - 16 h 00 ) Session 9 : Information systems II (Room A)
STUHMEIER : Semi-collusion on investments in the Mobile Internet Market KOPANYI : Evaluating the success of ERP system implementation: A shareholder value based approach. Session 10 : Governance and states (Room B)
GHERGHEL : Relations between multinational companies and the state JACQMIN : A Theory of Shared Governance in Higher Education UCEL : Women's presence in the Turkish Ruling Class : An Inquiry |
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Coffee break ( 16 h00 - 16 h15 ) |
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Parallel sessions 11 & 12 : ( 16h15 - 17-15 ) Session 11 : Corruption economics (Room A)
RINALDI : Do European Donors Take into Account the Recipients’ Performance on Good Governance and Corruption? Evidence from Multilateral Aid Allocation STUERMER : Corruption Networks with endogenous linking fees Session 12 : International Comparisons (Room B)
GOENSCH : Determinants of Primary School Enrollment in Haiti and the Dominican Republic PEDYASH : A Provisional Model for Canadian Management in Chinese Industrial Enterprises |
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Coffee break ( 17 h 15 - 17 h 30 ) |
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Keynote Speech ( 17 h 30 - 18 h 45 )
Christian Gollier, Professor of Economics, Université Toulouse I : Pricing the Future ? The economics of discounting and sustainable development |
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Free time |
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Gastronomical Dinner @ Museum of Modern Art ( 20 h 30 ) |
Friday, April 9th
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Greetings ( 8 h45 - 9h00 ) |
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Parallel sessions 13 & 14 : ( 9 h00 - 10h45 ) Session 13 : Risk and information II
LECADRE : Investment decision in biomass torrefaction process under two uncertainties SCHNITZLEIN : Does Family Really Matter? - Sibling Correlations in Permanent Economic Outcomes Session 14 : Innovation, productivity and employment
BONNARD : The access of the young graduates in Sciences into R&D profession: a switching model treatment for the French case JENDOUBI : The upgrading Program and Efficiency in Tunisian manufacturing firms: Evidence from firm level Panel Data RAUEN : Innovation and the universalization of telecommunications services: comparisons between OECD and Brazil |
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Coffee break ( 10h45 - 11h00 ) |
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Keynote Speech ( 110h00 - 12h30 )
Jacques MAIRESSE, Professor of Economics, University of Maastricht: Prima facie Evidence on the Importance of Collaboration in Scientific Research : Are Italian Physicists More Productive than French Physicists ?
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Prize ceremony and conclusion ( 12h30 - 13h15 ) |
* Programme might be changed due to the absence of participants or availability of discussants !