Opening Day XXXI Cycle Ph.D 18/02/2016

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OPENING DAY XXXI CYCLO DELLA FORMAZIONE DOTTORALE Keynote Lecture Trade, Competition and Productivity Gianmarco I.P. Ottaviano London School of Economics and University of Bologna Abtract. In the last couple of decades the field of international trade has become increasingly quantitative. This is due to two major developments driven by easier accessibility of individual datasets and higher computing power. First, econometric works that study ex post the implications of firms' and workers' heterogeneity for the sources, the patterns and the gains from trade in terms of the reallocation of productive resources from less to more productive firms. Second, calibration and simulation of statistical models that investigate ex [...]

Opening Day XXXI Cycle Ph.D 18/02/20162021-01-14T12:17:53+01:00

Book Presentation at Fondazione Gramsci: Agricoltura-Mondo. La storia contemporanea e gli scenari futuri, by Guido Fabiani 11/02/2016

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FONDAZIONE ISTITUTO GRAMSCI Manlio Rossi-Doria Centre for Economic and Social Research, Roma Tre University EMANUELE BERNARDI PAOLO DE CASTRO ROBERTO GUALTIERI SILVIO PONS Present the book of GUIDO FABIANI AGRICOLTURA-MONDO La storia contemporanea e gli scenari futuri Donzelli editore Invitation Flyer Go to page of Event ………………………………………………………………………… THURSDAY 11 FEBRUARY H. 17 FONDAZIONE ISTITUTO GRAMSCI SALA BIBLIOTECA Roma Via Sebino 43A

Book Presentation at Fondazione Gramsci: Agricoltura-Mondo. La storia contemporanea e gli scenari futuri, by Guido Fabiani 11/02/20162021-01-14T12:36:35+01:00

Newsletter N 1/2016: Book Presentation: Agricoltura-Mondo. La storia contemporanea e gli scenari futuri, by Guido Fabiani

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Il 2 dicembre 2015 il Centro Ricerche Economiche e Sociali Manlio Rossi-Doria dell’Università degli studi Roma Tre ha organizzato la presentazione del libro di Guido Fabiani Agricoltura-Mondo. La storia contemporanea e gli scenari futuri, uscito nell’autunno per i tipi di Donzelli. L’evento, introdotto da Anna Carbone, si è tenuto nella Sala delle Lauree del Dipartimento di Economia di Roma Tre che per l’occasione si è riempita di docenti, ricercatori, studenti ma anche tanti ospiti esterni al sistema universitario. Del libro hanno parlato, da prospettive tra loro molto diverse, nell’ordine: Michele De Benedictis, Giacomo Marramao, Fabrizio De Filippis e Maurizio Martina. Alla [...]

Newsletter N 1/2016: Book Presentation: Agricoltura-Mondo. La storia contemporanea e gli scenari futuri, by Guido Fabiani2021-01-14T12:37:22+01:00

Professor Michele De Benedictis passed away

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On Sunday 10th January 2016, Prof. Michele De Benedictis, at the age of 88 has passed away. He had turned 88 on December 19th, celebrating  serenely with his family. Michele was formally long since retired, but his passion as a scholar has remained alive to the last, prompting him to actively participate in the life of many organisations he was part of. He had been chair of the Association for Studies and Research Manlio Rossi-Doria, which he had founded, then becoming honorary chair of Manlio Rossi-Doria Centre for Social and Economic Research. Still in recent months he had written on agriculture, on [...]

Professor Michele De Benedictis passed away2021-01-28T09:18:07+01:00

Third Workshop Global Value Chains. Firms, Trade and Policy Implications (10-11 December 2015) – Final Programme

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GLOBAL VALUE CHAINS. Firms, Trade and Policy Implications Italian Trade Study Group Manlio Rossi-Doria Centre for Economic and Social Research Fondazione Manlio Masi Roma Tre University December 10-11, 2015 The next meeting of the “ITSG – Italian Trade Study Group” will be organized by the Rossi-Doria Center-Roma Tre University and Fondazione Manlio Masi and hosted by the Scuola di Economia e Studi Aziendali, Roma Tre University. Keynote speaker: Pol Antràs , Harvard University. Trade, Inequality and Costly Redistribution The Scientific Committee of this meeting includes: Giorgia Giovannetti (University of Florence); Anna Giunta (Roma Tre University and Rossi-Doria Center); Lelio Iapadre (Università dell’Aquila); [...]

Third Workshop Global Value Chains. Firms, Trade and Policy Implications (10-11 December 2015) – Final Programme2021-01-14T12:40:18+01:00

Call for Post-Doc/Post-Graduate Position: Modelling to estimate the value of social benefits arising from safeguarding agriculture and tree biodiversity Deadline 27/11/2015

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CALL FOR APPLICATIONS FOR POST-DOCTORAL/POST GRADUATE POSITION IN THE RESEARCH AREA "Modelling to estimate the value of social benefits arising from safeguarding agriculture and tree biodiversity ". Department of Economics, Roma Tre University Fellowship co-financed by Bioversity International CGIAR, Department of Economics (Roma Tre University) and Rossi-Doria Centre (Roma Tre University) Information: ROMA TRE UNIVERSITY CALL (English) BANDO (Italiano) FOLLOW-UP For further information, please contact Prof. Luca Salvatici (mail:luca.salvatici@uniroma3.it) Pursuant to the "Regolamento di Ateneo per gli assegni di ricerca, a public selection process is established to award ONE grant for temporary research fellowship (“assegno di ricerca”) for a period -renewable - [...]

Call for Post-Doc/Post-Graduate Position: Modelling to estimate the value of social benefits arising from safeguarding agriculture and tree biodiversity Deadline 27/11/20152021-01-14T12:50:50+01:00

Book Presentation Il mais “miracoloso”. Storia di un’innovazione tra politica, economia e religione, by Emanuele Bernardi

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Book Presentation Il mais “miracoloso”.  Storia di un’innovazione tra politica, economia e religione di Emanuele Bernardi Carocci, 2015 Discussants Piero Bevilacqua, Lucia Ceci, Guido Fabiani e Mario Vigo Thursday 29 October 2015, h 16.30 Biblioteca di storia moderna e contemporanea – Palazzo Mattei di Giove Via Michelangelo Caetani 32 – Roma Information: Biblioteca di storia moderna e contemporanea b-stmo.info@beniculturali.it  – www.bsmc.it Announcement Go to the Event page

Book Presentation Il mais “miracoloso”. Storia di un’innovazione tra politica, economia e religione, by Emanuele Bernardi2021-01-28T09:17:49+01:00

EXPO Milano 2015: Book Presentation: Agricoltura-mondo. La storia contemporanea e gli scenari futuri

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EXPO MILANO 2015 – Tutte le agricolture del mondo. Book Presentation Agricoltura-mondo. La storia contemporanea e gli scenari futuri. by Guido Fabiani. Donzelli editore The author will discuss with: Maurizio Martina, Ministro delle politiche agricole, alimentari e forestali Antonio Schiavelli, Vice-presidente Unaproa Andrea Sisti, Presidente Conaf PAGE OF THE EVENT

EXPO Milano 2015: Book Presentation: Agricoltura-mondo. La storia contemporanea e gli scenari futuri2021-01-28T09:18:12+01:00

Professor Giovanni Anania passed away

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With deep sadness we announce the sudden death of our friend and colleague Prof. Giovanni Anania on Wednesday, July 15th. Giovanni Anania was Full Professor at the University of Calabria (Italy) and President of the European Association of Agricultural Economists (EAEE). His scientific commitment was directly inspired to the scientific, political and cultural heritage of Manlio Rossi-Doria since he earned a post-graduate diploma from the Portici Center. He was then one of the most active promoters and one of the founders of the Associazione per studi e ricerche Manlio Rossi-Doria. He was member of the Manlio Rossi-Doria Centre for Economic and [...]

Professor Giovanni Anania passed away2021-01-28T09:18:16+01:00

Newsletter N. 3/2015: EXPO 2015 Conference “World Agri-food Trade and Role of Made in Italy”

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Newsletter n. 3, 2015 Rossi-Doria Centre On June 26th, 2015 Rossi-Doria Centre, in collaboration with Roma Tre University and Italian Ministry of Agricultural, Food and Forestry Policies, organized the Conference on “World Agri-food Trade and Role of Made in Italy” (scientific coordinator: Fabrizio De Filippis, Department of Economics, Roma Tre University and Rossi-Doria Centre). The main outcomes of the Conference, hosted by Expo 2015 in Milan, are summarized in the attached newsletter. VIEW ALL NEWSLETTERS

Newsletter N. 3/2015: EXPO 2015 Conference “World Agri-food Trade and Role of Made in Italy”2021-01-14T13:21:37+01:00

EXPO 2015 – EXPO 2015 – Conference: World Agri-Food Trade and Role of Made in Italy 26/06/2015

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The conference "Il commercio agroalimentare mondiale e il ruolo del Made in Italy", will take place on June 26th at Padiglione Italia of EXPO Milano 2015. The Conference is organized within EXPO 2015 by Rossi-Doria Centre, Roma Tre University (scientific Coordinator professor Fabrizio De Filippis) in collaboration with Italian Ministry of Agricultural Food and Forestry Policies (MIPAAF) To participate, please register with the Participation Form below and send it to one of the following e-mails before June 15th: mara.giua@uniroma3.it laurarosatelli@gmail.com Registered participants will receive, upon request and until available, a free Entrance Pass to EXPO Milano 2015, valid for the conference [...]

EXPO 2015 – EXPO 2015 – Conference: World Agri-Food Trade and Role of Made in Italy 26/06/20152021-01-14T13:23:19+01:00

Rossi-Doria Lecture 2015: Jobs versus Environment? Assessing the Jobs-Environment Relationship in the US, Michael Ash.

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Rossi-Doria Lecture 2015: Jobs versus Environment? Assessing the jobs-environment relationship in the US Keynote Lecture: Michael Ash, University of Massachusetts Amherst. Introduction and Chair: Pasquale De Muro, Roma Tre University and Rossi-Doria Centre INVITATION PAGE OF EVENT ROSSI-DORIA LECTURES Thursday 21 May 2015 - h. 15:30 Sala delle Lauree Scuola di Economia e Studi Aziendali Università Roma Tre Via Silvio D’Amico 77, Rome Information: centro.rossidoria@uniroma3.it

Rossi-Doria Lecture 2015: Jobs versus Environment? Assessing the Jobs-Environment Relationship in the US, Michael Ash.2021-01-28T10:09:27+01:00
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