Mar, 14-11-2017; 00:00
Sede CCHS
Seminario de Economía Ambiental de Madrid (MEES): "A Theory of Gains from Trade in-Multilaterally / Linked Emission Trading Systems”

Por: Luca Taschini (London School of Economics)

Sala Herbert Simon 3D

Los autores del artículo son: Baran Doda (London School of Economics), Simon Quemin (Dauphin in London) y Luca Taschini (London School of Economics)

Domenech, J. & Herreros F. (2017) Land Reform and Peasant Revolution. Evidence from 1930s Spain. Explorations in Economic History 64: 82-103

Domenech, J. & Herreros F.
Fecha

Abstract. We analyze the impact of failed land reform on peasant conflict in Spain before the Civil War using a municipal data set with monthly observations of peasant conflict in Andalusia from April 1931 to July 1936. We find temporary occupations of land were rare and not correlated with either organized reaction to land reform or the existence of a large pool of beneficiaries.

Criado H., Herreros F., Miller L. & Ubeda, P. (2018) The Unintended Consequences of Political Mobilization on Trust. The Case of the Secessionist Process in Catalonia. Journal of Conflict Resolution 62(2): 231-253

Criado H., Herreros F., Miller L. & Ubeda, P.
Fecha

Abstract. Conflicting theories and mixed empirical results exist on the relationship between ethnic diversity and trust. This article argues that these mixed empirical results might be driven by contextual conditions. We conjecture that political competition could strengthen ethnic saliency and, in turn, salient ethnic identities can activate or intensify in-group trust and depress trust in members of other ethnic groups. We test this conjecture using the move toward secession in Catalonia, Spain.

Perna R. (2017) Re-bounding EU citizenship from below: practices of healthcare for ‘(Il)legitimate EU Migrants’ in Italy. Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies. Published online 8 August 2017

Perna R.
Fecha

Abstract. Since multiple crises are currently affecting Europe, interest on changes in intra-EU mobility patterns, policies and EU movers’ strategies of integration has re-emerged in academic debates. What seems to still lack to date is a focus on the chaining actors linking the macro level of policies and the micro level of individual strategies, that is, civil servants who are in charge of implementing national policies in their daily encounters with EU citizens.

Cruz-Castro L., Holl A., Rama R. & Sanz-Menéndez L. (2018) Economic crisis and company R&D in Spain: do regional and policy factors matter? Industry and Innovation 25: 729-751 OPEN ACCESS PAPER

Cruz-Castro L., Holl A., Rama R. & Sanz-Menéndez L.
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Abstract. The economic crisis which began in 2008 has had a far-reaching impact, including effects on the innovation behaviour of firms. Many companies have reduced their innovation-related activities, although some firms have been more resilient than others. Using a representative microdata panel of Spanish firms, we study the probability of companies abandoning in-house R&D during the crisis and its relationship to regional and policy factors.

Mié, 05-07-2017; 00:00
Sede CCHS
Seminario IPP

Participan 3 de sus autores: Sara Lafuente (IPP-CSIC), Pablo Santoro (UCM) y Carmen Romero Bachiller (UCM)

Sala Herbert A. Simon 3D

Organiza: Francisco Herreros (IPP, CCHS-CSIC)

Ciaramella L., Martínez C. & Ménière Y. (2017) Tracking patent transfers in different European countries: methods and a first application to medical technologies. Scientometrics 112(2): 817-850

Ciaramella L., Martínez C. & Ménière Y.
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Abstract. Drawing on more than half a million granted patents in all technological sectors filed at EPO between 1998 and 2012 we gather information on 300,000 inscriptions affecting changes in their ownership at the EPO and top national registers (France, Germany, Switzerland, Spain). After grouping parallel legal events in different European validation countries, we find that more than 30% of EPO patents in all fields change ownership at least once.

Closa C. (2017) Changing EU internal borders through democratic means. Journal of European Integration. Published online 11 May 2017

Closa C.
Fecha

Abstract. Demands for secession from EU member states create a novel situation for the demarcation of the internal borders of the Union. When combined with withdrawal of the original state from the EU, this adds the complexity of simultaneously re-drawing internal and external borders.