9:00 - Welcome
- Raul CARUSO, Department of Economic Policy, Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore and EPS – Economists for Peace and Security
9:10-9:45 - The Geography of Conflict in European History, 1000-1800
- Matteo CERVELLATI, University of Bologna
- Sara LAZZARONI, University of Bologna
- Massimiliano ONORATO, University of Bologna
- Paolo VANIN, University of Bologna
9:46-10:21 - When Pork-Barrel Fails to Work: Evidence from the construction of dams and the use of Forced Labor
- Gema LAX MARTÍNEZ, Université de Lausanne
10:12-10:39 – Coffee Break
10:40-11:15 - Education and Military Expenditures: countervailing forces in designing economic policy
- Anna BALESTRA, Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore
- Raul CARUSO, Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore
11:16-11:51 - Costs of Conflict Revisited
- Andrea CRIPPA, University of Perugia
- Giorgio D’AGOSTINO, Roma Tre University
- John Paul DUNNE, University of Cape Town
- Luca PIERONI, University of Perugia
11:52-12:17 - Local sources of vulnerability to climate change and armed conflicts in East Africa
- Federica CAPPELLI, University of Ferrara
- Valeria COSTANTINI, Roma Tre University
- Mariagrazia D’ANGELI, Roma Tre University
- Giovanni MARIN, University of Urbino Carlo Bo
- Elena PAGLIALUNGA, University of Urbino Carlo Bo
12:18-12:53 - Conflict and firms’ performance: Geo-localised evidence from a global dataset
- Emanuele BRANCATI, Sapienza University of Rome and IZA
- Michele DI MAIO, Sapienza University of Rome and IZA
- Roberta GATTI, World Bank
- Asif ISLAM, World Bank
- Aminur RAHMAN, Asian Development Bank
12:55-13:43 - Light Lunch with Sandwiches
13:45-14:20 - News and migration decisions: Evidence from Libya
- Michele DI MAIO, Sapienza University of Rome and IZA
- Nelly ELMALLAKH, World Bank
- Valerio Leone SCIABOLAZZA, Sapienza University of Rome
14:21-14:56 - Domestic Violence Laws and Social Norms: Evidence from Pakistan
- Marinella LEONE, University of Pavia
- Selim GULESCI, Trinity College
- Sameen ZAFAR, University of Nottingham
14:57-15:32 - Terrorism, perpetrators and polarization: Evidence from natural experiments
- Vincenzo BOVE, University of Warwick
- Riccardo DI LEO, Carlos III-Juan March Institute
- Georgios EFTHYVOULOU, University of Sheffield
- Harry PICKARD, Newcastle University
15:33-16:08 - Imports of Small Arms and Human Rights Violations
- Adelaide BARONCHELLI, University of Torino
- Raul CARUSO, Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore
16:10-16:15 - Wrap up
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