If you wish to attend any of the seminars, please e-mail geog.research@lse.ac.uk.
Spring Term 2024
3 May
1-2pm, OLD 1.26
Daniela Baeza-Breinbauer
"Climate Vulnerability and Resilience Strategies for Food Security: Evidence from a Systems Approach in East Africa"
10 May
1-2pm, OLD 1.26
Romano Tarsia
17 May
1-2pm, OLD 1.26
Thomas Bézy
“Is it a good idea to subsidize flood insurance?”
7 June
OLD 1.26
Nikolaus Hastreiter 1-2pm
Sam Loni 2-3pm
14 June
1-2pm, OLD 1.26
Alvaro Carbonell
Winter Term 2024
2 February
1-2pm, SAL B.01
Sarah Elven
"Behavioral Solutions for Clean Technology Adoption: Harnessing Savings Groups to Increase the Pursuit of Certified Solar Amongst Refugees in Uganda"
9 February
1-2pm, SAL B.01
Maren Hedne
"Is green technological change skill-biased?"
16 February
1-2pm, SAL B.01
Ina Drouven
"Reactionary Decision-Makers: Flood Exposure and Innovation"
8 March
1-2pm, SAL B.01
Violet Lasdun
'Expectations vs. Reality: Can Subjective Expectations Data Explain Variety Adoption?'
22 March
1-3pm, SAL B.01
Agata Makowska
'Marine and Coastal Ecosystem Service Tradeoffs and Synergies in Small Island Developing States: Efficiency, Equity and the Role of Nature-based Interventions'
Vincent Chung
'Immersive Virtual Environment for Stated Preference Methods'
Autumn Term 2023
13 October
1-2pm, PAN 3.03
Julien Picard
"Behavioural Spillovers Unpacked: Estimating the Side Effects of Social Norm Nudges"
24 November
1-2pm, PAN 3.03
Lorenzo Romero
"Too fast, too ambitious? Heterogeneous effects on innovation of Germany’s Energiewende"
1 December
1-2pm, PAN 3.03
Marco Tomasi
"The welfare impact of carbon taxation and labelling on food demand"
8 December
1-2pm, PAN 3.03
Loris Andre
"Economic growth and biodiversity: a sectoral model"