VT 2009

v 3

Onsdagen den 14/1

"A Dynamic View of the Entrepreneurial Process"

Karl Wennberg, Handelshögskolan i Stockholm (medförfattare: Timothy Folta och Frédéric Delmar)

Opponent: Dan Johansson

 

v 5

Onsdagen den 28/1

"Why the 'Several' in 'Several Property' Matters: Decentralization and the Dissemination of Knowledge"

David Andersson, National Sun Yat-Sen University

Opponent: Johan Eklund

 

v 7
Onsdagen den 11/2

"Beteendeekonomi och konsumentpolitik"

Robert Östling, Institutet för internationell ekonomi, Stockholms universitet

Opponent: Niclas Berggren

 

v 11

Onsdagen den 11/3

"Globalization and the Autonomy of States: Bridging the Gap between Democratic Theory and International Political Economy"

Hans Agné, Stockholms universitet

Opponent: Peter Santesson-Wilson

 

v 13

Onsdagen den 25/3

"Machiavelli's Possibility Theorem"

Manfred Holler, University of Hamburg

Opponent: Nils Karlson

 

v 17

Onsdagen den 22/4

"Is the Dictator Generous in the Field? The Role of Scrutiny and Context in Lab and Field Experiments"

Fredrik Carlsson, Handelshögskolan vid Göteborgs universitet

Opponent: Sven-Olov Daunfeldt

 

v 19

Onsdagen den 6/5

"American Exceptionalism - and its Roots: Power Division and Populist Democracy"

Axel Hadenius, Lunds universitet

Opponent: Peter Santesson-Wilson

 

v 21

Onsdagen den 20/5 - OBS! Kl. 10-12

"A Theory of Knowledge-based Imperialism Using the Economic Theory of Institutions to re-interpret Imperial History"

Mark Casson, University of Reading

Opponent: Sven-Olov Daunfeldt

 

v 23

Onsdagen den 3/6

"Should surfers be ostracised? Basic income, liberal neutrality and the work ethos"

Simon Birnbaum, Stockholms universitet

Opponent: Andreas Bergh

 

v 24

Onsdagen den 10/6

"Income Inequality and Transformation of the Welfare State: A Comparative Study of the Reforms in New Zealand and Sweden"

Srikanta Chaterjee, Massey University

Opponent: Nils Karlson