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QPEWS – The Quebec Political Economics Webinar Series (Fall 2020)

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When:
December 16, 2020 @ 1:00 pm – 1:45 pm
2020-12-16T13:00:00-05:00
2020-12-16T13:45:00-05:00
Where:
Zoom
QPEWS - The Quebec Political Economics Webinar Series (Fall 2020) @ Zoom

The CSDC, in collaboration with Université Laval and the department of economy at UQAM presents:

QPEWS – The Quebec Political Economics Webinar Series (Fall 2020)

The Quebec Political Economics Webinar Series (QPEWS) is a webinar series that will meet by Zoom on Mondays once every four weeks, from 1 pm to 1.45 pm (EST). The QPEWS will prioritize presentations by emergent scholars.

Organizers: Arnaud Dellis (UQAM) and Arthur Silve (ULaval)

Calendar:

  • September 21: Ève Colson-Sihra (Hebrew)

“How Do We Choose Our Identity? A Revealed Preference Approach Using Food Consumption” (with David Atkin and Eve Colson-Sihra)

  • October 19: Emiel Awad (LSE)

“International Coordination and the Informational Rationale of Delegation” (with Nicolas Riquelme)

  • November 16: Ruixue Jia (UCSD)

“The Nexus of Elites and War Mobilization: An Empirical Investigation” (with Ying Bai and Jiaojiao Yang)

Abstract: This paper documents that elites made war and war made elites, using the setting of the organization of the Hunan Army — an army organized by one Hunanese scholar-general from existing local militia to suppress the Taiping Rebellion (1850–1864). We construct comprehensive datasets to depict the elites in the scholar-general’s pre-war network and the distribution of national-level offices before and after the war. By studying how pre-war elite connections affected where soldiers who died actually came from, and subsequent shifts in the post-war distribution of political power towards the home counties of these very elites, we highlight a two-way nexus of elites and war mobilization: (i) elites used their personal network for mobilization, and (ii) network-induced mobilization elevated regional elites to the national political stage. These findings are relevant for understanding what determines war mobilization and and who benefits from war.

  • December 14: Eric Avis (HEC Montréal)

More information and registration link are available here: https://sites.google.com/cornell.edu/qpews/home 

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