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Bienestar y desigualdad a largo plazo: medidas, historia e ideas

Ciencias Sociales Reunión Científica 31 de mayo y 1 de junio de 2012 Madrid

Información general

Sede: Fundación Ramón Areces Vitruvio, 5. 28006 Madrid

Organizado por:

Fundación Ramón Areces

En colaboración con:

Instituto Figuerola de Historia y Ciencias Sociales, Universidad Carlos III de Madrid

Coordinador/es:

Leandro Prados de la Escosura Universidad Carlos III de Madrid


Branko Milanovic World Bank

Jueves, 31

9:15

Welcoming remarks

Leandro Prados de la Escosura
Universidad Carlos III de Madrid.

Branko Milanovic
World Bank.

9:30

Opening lecture 

Chair:
Branko Milanovic 

World Bank.

Progress and inequality

Angus Deaton
Princeton University.

10:15

Descanso

Session 1: Human development

Chair:
James Simpson

Universidad Carlos III de Madrid.

10:30

World Human Development, 1870-2007    

Leandro Prados de la Escosura 
Universidad Carlos III de Madrid.

Expanding development indices: History, political freedom, and gender

Auke Rijpma
Universiteit Utrecht.

11:30

Descanso

Session 2: Income inequality in the world 

Chair:
Pablo Martín-Aceña

Universidad de Alcalá. 

11:45

Recent trends in income inequality in Latin America

Leonardo Gasparini
Universidad La Plata, Buenos Aires.

Reasons for the increase of income inequality in the OECD area

Michael Forster
OECD.

Was education a driver of economic development in Africa?

Bas van Leeuwen
Warwick University.

Top Income Shares in Latin Countries: A Comparative Perspective

Facundo Alvaredo
Oxford University.

13:45

Descanso

Session 3: Liberté, egalité, felicité 

Chair:
Jordi Domenech 

Universidad Carlos III de Madrid.

15:15

May growth lead to higher deprivation despite higher satisfaction?

Shlomo Yitzhaki
Hebrew University.

Rawls's equality: Peace, stability, justice and money

Leif Wenar
King's College London.

Global Deprivations and Inequalities: Some Conceptual and Normative Issues

Sanjay Reddy
The New School for Social Research.

13:45

Descanso

Viernes, 1

Session 4: The long sweep of History (I) 

Chair:
Carlos Santiago-Caballero 

Universidad Carlos III de Madrid.

9:15

The long run history of real wages and poverty

Robert Allen
Oxford University.

The rise of education in China through the 20th century

Pei  Gao
Debin Ma

LSE.

10:15

Descanso

Session 5: The long sweep of History (II) 

Chair:
Antonio Tena

Universidad Carlos III de Madrid.

10:30

How unequal were the Latins? The "strange" case of Portugal, 1550-1770

Jaime Reis
ICS, Lisbon.

Inequality and human capital formation in Latin America and Iberia, 18th-20th C

Joerg Baten
Dácil Juif

University of Tübingen.

Growing equal? Income inequality in Italy, 1861-2011

Giovanni Vecchi
Università degli Studi di Roma, Tor Vergata.

12:00

Descanso

Session 6: Welfare: Individual and joint (I) 

Chair:
Markus Lampe 

Universidad Carlos III de Madrid.

12:15

Inequality of opportunity and economic growth: Cross-country evidence

Francisco Ferreira
World Bank.

Fiscal Policy, Fiscal Mobility and the Poor: A New Approach

Nora Lustig
Sean Higgins

Tulane University.

13:15

Descanso

Session 7: Welfare: Individual and joint (II) 

Chair:
Juan Carmona 

Universidad Carlos III de Madrid.

14:45

Is the value of humanity increasing? A critical-level enquiry

Jean-Yves Duclos
Université Laval.

The global distribution of income and wealth

Paul Segal
University of Sussex.

Empirical welfare analysis with heterogeneous preferences

André Decoster
Katholieke Universiteit Leuven.

16:15

Descanso

Session 8: Yo y mis circunstancias 

Chair:
Blanca Sánchez-Alonso

Universidad CEU-San Pablo.

16:30

Is the citizenship premium unfair?

Helena de Bres
Wellesley College.
Branko Milanovic

World Bank.

A Vulnerability Approach to the Definition of the Middle Class

Luis Felipe López-Calva
World Bank.

17:30

Brief closing remarks

 

   

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