Education, Lectures
Education and Lectures at RWI
RWI offers differnt types of lectures, where partners or RWI team members present research results.
Participation
To participate in the lectures please contact .
RWI Research Seminar
» In the RWI Research Seminar external guests (national as well as international) present their scientific papers. In general, the seminars take place on Mondays from 4 to 5 pm (including discussion). Anyone interested in listening can join the seminar after prior registration.
2012
Giorgio Brunello (University of Padua): Books Are Forever: Early Life Conditions, Education and Lifetime Income (3. September 2012)
Michael Frank (eon-Kraftwerksleiter Kraftwerk Scholven): Konventionelle Erzeugung und schönes Wetter - wie verträgt sich das? (14. Mai 2012)
Christian Bredemeier (TU Dortmund): Minimum Wages and Female Labor Supply in Germany (10. Mai 2012)
Marie Paul (Mercator School of Management): The Heterogeneous Effects of Training Incidence and Duration on Labor Market Transitions (12. März 2012)
RWI Brown Bag Seminar
» The RWI Brown Bag Seminar is an internal seminar series, in which scientists of the RWI and the RGS Econ can present and discuss their actual research. Presentations can cover final papers as well as work in progress. The seminar series usually takes place on Mondays from 12 to 1 pm.
2012
Timothy W. Guinanne (Yale University): Incentives that Saved Lives: Self-regulation in German Accident Insurance Berufsgenossenschaften, 1886–1914 (23. März 2012)
RWI Seminarwandern
» At the “seminar hike“, RWI junior economists (PhDs and Post-docs) present their current research to each other.
At the “seminar hike“, RWI junior economists (PhDs and Post-docs) present their current research to each other and discuss it in plenary and individual talks. In addition to the scientific exchange, it is an opportunity to get to know each other better, which is facilitated by the traditional hiking tour. The seminar hike is a two-day event which has been taking place at different locations in North Rhine-Westphalia since July 2007.
Contact
Dr. Philipp an de Meulen
Researcher, Research Department “Growth and Cycles”
Phone: +49 (201) 8149-219