Brown Bag Seminar

The Brown Bag Seminar is an informal research seminar for researchers at the Gutenberg School of Management & Economics. Research-interested students are warmly invited to attend. The Brown Bag takes place on Tuesdays from 12 a.m. until 1 p.m.  in room HS V (00-251).

As the Brown Bag takes place in a hybrid format, if you prefer to attend online, you can do so via an MS Teams link that we will provide. Presenters who want to present online can do so. Please inform us in advance.

Researchers from all levels, from junior researchers to professors are welcome to present their work in progress and (close to) finished research projects. If you would like to present your work, please send an email to sekretariat.vanewijk[at]uni-mainz.de, cc to vanewijk[at]uni-mainz.de.

Presenters may bring along an evaluation-sheet in order to get feedback on their presentation. The presenter is kindly requested to bring a sufficient number of copies of the evaluation sheet to the seminar.

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Archive

Summer Term 2024

Date Title Name Place
16.04.2024 Internal meeting HS V 00-251
23.04.2024 Building Health across Generations: Unraveling the Impact of Early Childcare on Maternal Health Mara Barschkett HS V 00-251
30.04.2024 The Importance of Emotional and Social Skills for Mental Health and Subjective Well-Being Wanda Schleder / Sarah Tran-Huu HS V 00-251
07.05.2024 Cognitive Imprecision and Altruistic Preferences Niklas Witzig HS V 00-251
14.05.2024 HS V 00-251
21.05.2024 HS V 00-251
28.05.2024 HS V 00-251
04.06.2024 HS V 00-251
11.06.2024 Essays on International Economics and Migration Shiyun Hu HS V 00-251
18.06.2024 HS V 00-251
25.06.2024 HS V 00-251
02.07.2024 HS V 00-251
09.07.2024 HS V 00-251
16.07.2024 internal meeting HS V 00-251

Winter Term 2023/24

Date Title Name Place
24.10.2023 Internal meeting HS V 00-251
31.10.2023 Not him: The Impact of Bolsonaro's Election on Same-Sex Civil Unions Mateus Maciel HS V 00-251
07.11.2023 HS V 00-251
14.11.2023 HS V 00-251
21.11.2023 Cause and consequences of early childbearing for African women Andreas Backhaus HS V 00-251
28.11.2023 HS V 00-251
05.12.2023 Rethinking Standard Metrics: The Influence of Effective Exchange Rate Definition on Euro Area Pass-Through Estimates Mark Ruszel HS V 00-251
12.12.2023 HS V 00-251
19.12.2023 HS V 00-251
09.01.2024 Dissecting Servitization in the Global Economoy Motoaki Takahashi HS V 00-251
16.01.2024 HS V 00-251
23.01.2024 Do plurality-based electoral systems favor polarizing parties from the right? Anna-Sophie Kurella (University of Mannheim) HS V 00-251
30.01.2024 The Scarring Effects of Firm Shutdowns Maximilian Longmuir HS V 00-251
06.02.2024 Internal meeting HS V 00-251