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Seminar Series

Winter 2022 seminar schedule

Date Time Location Speaker Title Host

Friday,

March 25

3:30-

5:00pm

EV3 3412

Zach Mahone,

McMaster University

"Business Ownership and the Secondary Market " Derek Stacey

Friday,

April 1

3:30-

5:00pm

EV3 3412

Lisa Tarquinio,

University of Western Ontario

"The Politics of Drought Relief: Evidence from Southern India. "

Alain Nimubona /

Margaret Insley

Friday,

April 8

3:30-

5:00pm

EV3 3412

Clémentine Van Effenterre,

University of Toronto

"Can More Objective Performance Information Overcome Gender Differences in Interview Evaluations?"  Chris Riddell

Access previous seminars on the Past Department Seminars page.

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  • Centre for behavioural decision research
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  • Centre for International Governance Innovation seminars
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For further information contact: Sherri Anne Arsenault. 

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