OBLSE

Economic Geography

Seminar Series

Research Seminars in Economic Geography take place throughout term time. They are led by PhD students in Economic Geography from LSE, and occasionally play host to external speakers.

If you wish to attend any of the seminars, please email o.silva@lse.ac.uk. Seminars take place in PAR.1.02. 

Autumn Term 2024

Wednesday 16 October, 4-5.30pm
Filippo Boeri

Wednesday 23 October, 4-5.30pm
Davide Rigo
"Work from home and firm productivity: The role of ICT and size"

Wednesday 30 October, 4-5.30pm
Jeff Pagel
"More Than Just Carbon: The Socioeconomic Co-Benefits of Large-Scale Tree Planting"

Wednesday 13 November, 4-5pm
Anomitro Chatterjee
"The power to conserve: Using identity primes to promote resource conservation in Qatar"

Wednesday 20 November, 4-5pm
Tea Gamtkitsulashvili
“Directors’ Connections and Firm-to-Firm Productivity Spillovers”

Wednesday 27 November, 4-5pm
Vivian Liu
"Colonialism and Ethnic Disparity in Kenya"

Wednesday 4 December, 4-5pm
Romano Tarsia
"Heterogeneous effects of weather shocks on firm economic performance"

Wednesday 11 December, 4-5pm
Jingyuan Zeng