Som trofaste læsere vil vide, afholdes den 25. danske public choice workshop fredag den 30. januar og lørdag formiddag den 1. februar. Da workshoppen for første gang nogensinde afholdes udenfor Danmark, omend næste så tæt på, som man kan komme – i Malmø – har den også særbetegnelsen ‘baltisk’. Workshoppen afholdes på Elite Hotel Savoy i Malmøs centrum, starter klokken 11 fredag og slutter lørdag formiddag klokken 11.
Som altid er folk velkomne til at komme til hele workshoppen eller blot sidde med på en enkelt session, hvis der skulle væree noget af særlig interesse. Traditionen tro bringer vi her hele programmet. Skulle der være læsere, som ikke kan deltage, men mener at et bestemt emne er meget interessant, modtager vi gerne forslag om at skrive en post om det. Der er trods alt to punditokrater, der deltager i hele workshoppen.
Fredag, 11.00: Velkomst
11.05-12.35 (a): Legislation and life choices (chair: Adrian Mehic)
Adrian Mehic (Lund): Consent-Based Laws and Aggregate Fertility
Jesper Deding and Karsten Bo Larsen (Cepos): Improving Quality in Early Childhood Education Through Minimum Staffing Ratios – Politics, Science or Politically Influenced Science? A Meta-Systematic Literature Review Comparing Danish and International Research Literature
Lucas Henriksson (Lund): The declining effect of European cigarette taxation on youth smoking
11.05-12.35 (b): Applications of public choice (chair: Lasse Aaskoven)
Lasse Eskildsen (SDU): How do Social Media Differ from Classical Media in their Relationship to Terrorism?
Ingemar Bengtsson (Lund): Green Inside Activism in Forestry and Possible Reallocation of Value – A Conceptual Analysis
Lasse Aaskoven (SDU), Adam Scharpf (Københavns Universitet) and Christian Gläsel (Hertie School of Governance): Occupation and Collaboration: Evidence from Danish Officers in Nazi Germany’s Military Service.
12.35-13.30: Frokost for registrerede deltagere
13-30-15.30 (a): Scope and structure of government (chair: Otto Brøns-Petersen)
Fredrik Andersson (Lund): Arm’s-Length Governance in Cultural Policy and Beyond – Some Comparisons
Åsa Hanson (Lund): Is a Highly Decentralized Government Sustainable in a Digitalized and Global World?
Christine Terjesdotter Bangum, Benny Geys and Rune Sørensen (BI Norwegian Business School): Universalism over the Life Cycle
Otto Brøns-Petersen (Cepos): Fiscal Externalities and Institutional Drift in the EU, Informed by Public Choice
13-30-15.30 (b): Long run development (chair: Andreas Bergh)
Martin Paldam (Aarhus): The OPEC/MENA/Arab Nexus and the Missing Democratic Transition
Christian Bjørnskov (Aarhus): Was National Sovereignty a Profitable Decision? Exploring Economic Growth after Decolonisation
Andreas Bergh (Lund): Does Capital Income Increase Inequality also in the Long Run?
15.30-16.00: Kaffe
16.00-17.30 (a): Reforms (chair: Rasmus Wiese)
Rasmus Wiese (Groningen), Jan-Egbert Sturm (KOF) and Jakob de Haan (Groningen): The Impact of Structural Reforms on the Labour Income Share: New International Evidence
Jan Fałkowski (Warsaw): But Don’t Play with Me `Cause You’re Playing with a Farmer. Electoral Consequences of Animal Welfare Proposals
Nicola Maaser (Aarhus): Turned Off by Boundary Reform
16.00-17.30 (b): Constitutional Political Economy (chair: Jerg Gutmann)
Katarzyna Metelska-Szaniawska (Warsaw): Economic Consequences of Non-Compliance with Constitutions – the Post-Socialist “Illiberal Democracy” Perspective
Tim Schnelle (Hamburg): Crafting Compliance: The Role of Inclusion and Participation in the Constitution-Making Process
Jerg Gutmann (Hamburg) and Christian Bjørnskov (Aarhus): Coups and Constitutional Compliance
Lørdag morgen:
9.30-11.00: Immigration and segregation (chair: Charlotta Stern)
Andreas Ek (Lund): Assessing Market-Level Discrimination of Immigrants
Niclas Berggren (IFN), Erik Enger Karlson (IFN), and Elis Hodzic (VSE): Trust and Income among Immigrants in Europe
Charlotta Stern and Martin Björklund (Ratio): Separate but Equal? Understanding the Persistence of Class Segregation in the Swedish Labor Market