Mié, 25-05-2022; 02:00
Sede CCHS
Seminarios del IPP: "Unequal and disunited? Local economic inequality and social trust"

ipp250522.jpgSala María Zambrano 0C9

Por Kim Mannemar Sønderskov (Universidad de Aarhus)

Organiza: IPP-CSIC

Coordina: Francisco Herreros (IPP-CSIC)

Mié, 08-06-2022; 00:00
Sede CCHS
Seminarios del IPP: "The Resilience of the Russian Mafia"

CANCELADO

Sala María Zambrano 0C9

Por Federico Varese (Universidad de Oxford)

Jue, 23-06-2022; 00:00
Sede CCHS
Seminarios del IPP: "The Role of Public External Knowledge for Firm Innovativeness"

Sala María Zambrano 0C9

Por Óscar Vicente (Universidad de Valencia) 

Organiza: IPP-CSIC

Coordina: Francisco Herreros (IPP-CSIC)

Invita: Catalina Martínez (IPP-CSIC)

Muñoz-Écija, T., Vargas-Quesada, B., & Chinchilla-Rodríguez, Z. (2022). Unveiling cognitive structure and comparative advantages of countries in knowledge domains. Journal of Information Science

Unveiling cognitive structure and comparative advantages of countries in knowledge domains
Fecha

Abstract. Mapping and depicting the structure, dynamics, and national specialisation profiles of scientific fields at the country level affords a better understanding of national developments and changes in a given field, particularly when these changes may serve as an aid in decision-making with regard to research management. This article looks at the cognitive structure of a field over time to characterise its development across countries and to appraise the competitiveness of countries in terms of research specialisation.

Mié, 09-03-2022; 00:00
Sede CCHS
Seminarios del IPP: "Lampedusa, 3 October 2013: Anatomy of a social representation"

Sala María Zambrano 0C9

Por Guido Nicolisi (University of Catania)

Organiza: IPP-CSIC

Jue, 03-03-2022; 00:00
Otras sedes
Jornada sobre evaluación de la investigación y transferencia

Lugar: Sala de prensa CSIC, c/Serrano 113 (Madrid) y online https://youtu.be/Js1vn8h6huw

 

Programa (presentación y bio de Adam Jaffe)

Vie, 25-02-2022; 00:00
Otras sedes
Workshop: "Enforcing the Rule of Law – The Rule of Law Conditionality Regulation”

Evento online a través de Zoom (enlace para registro)

Presentado por Carlos Closa (IPP, CSIC) y Jan Wouters (U. Leuven), coordinador del proyecto RECONNECT.

Mar, 08-02-2022; 00:00
Otras sedes
Seminarios del IPP: "Capturing representational deficits, looking past descriptive representation"

Por Jessica Fortin-Rittberger (University of Salzburg)

Evento online a través de Zoom (enlace - ID de reunión: 827 1070 7709 - Código de acceso: 486950)

López-Pérez, R., Pintér, A, & Sánchez-Mangas, R. (2022). Some conditions (not) affecting selection neglect: Evidence from the lab. Journal of Economic Behavior & Organization, 195, 140-157

López-Pérez, R., Pintér, A, & Sánchez-Mangas
Fecha

Abstract: People often extrapolate from data samples, inferring properties of the population like the rate of some event, class, or group ‒e.g., the percent of female scientists, the crime rate, the chances to suffer some illness. In many circumstances, though, the sample observed is non-random, i.e., is affected by sampling bias. For instance, news media rarely display (intentionally or not) a balanced view of the state of the world, focusing particularly on dramatic and rare events.

Atkinson, G., & Ovando, P. (2021). Distributional Issues in Natural Capital Accounting: An Application to Land Ownership and Ecosystem Services in Scotland. Environmental and Resource Economics

Atkinson, G., & Ovando, P.
Fecha

Abstract. Accounting for ecosystems is increasingly central to natural capital accounting. What is missing from this, however, is an answer to questions about how natural capital is distributed. That is, who consumes ecosystem services and who owns or manages the underlying asset(s) that give rise to ecosystem services. In this paper, we examine the significance of the ownership of land on which ecosystem assets (or ecosystem types) is located in the context of natural capital accounting.