Close sidebar Home » Programmes and Fellowships » Postdoctoral Max Weber Programme » Publications » MWP Working Papers Open sidebar menu Max Weber Programme Working Papers Learning and aciclicity in the market game Authors: DOLGOPOLOV, Artur; MARTINELLI, César Year: 2021 Abstract: We show that strategic market games, the non-cooperative implementation of a matching with transfers or an assignment game, are weakly acyclic. This … Read on Cadmus Shifting from party politics to civil society : hybrid trajectories of Islamist engagement in post-authoritarian Tunisia Author: SIGILLÒ, Ester Year: 2021 Abstract: This study investigates why and how Tunisian Islamist activists committed to new forms of socio-political engagement alongside, or as an alternative … Read on Cadmus The productivity puzzle and the decline of unions Author: MITRA, Aruni Year: 2021 Abstract: What explains the sudden vanishing of the procyclicality of productivity in the U.S. during the 1980s? Using cross-sectional evidence from states and … Read on Cadmus Regulation & delegation : public sector wage-setting systems and the two models of state-led wage restraint in Western Europe Author: DI CARLO, Donato Year: 2021 Abstract: Systematic variation in the outcomes of public sector wage-setting (PSWS) persists in Europe. PSWS is generally analyzed as a problem of … Read on Cadmus Asset purchases, limited asset markets participation and inequality Author: TSIARAS, Stylianos Year: 2021 Abstract: This paper examines the impact of quantitative easing (QE) on aggregate demand and inequality in a restricted financial participation economy. It … Read on Cadmus Reassuring the markets : the new politics of social concertation in acute crisis times Author: TASSINARI, Arianna Year: 2021 Abstract: Why do governments facing economic and financial crises sometimes engage organised producer groups in policymaking through social concertation, and … Read on Cadmus Guerra ed economia : la graduale distruzione della Libia Author: CAPASSO, Matteo Year: 2020 Abstract: This paper questions dominant analyses about Libya’s present ‘war economy’ and ‘statelessness’, which are often deployed to explain the country’s … Read on Cadmus How European public broadcasters favour programme homogeneity : the (in)effectiveness of public broadcasting service regulation Author: TROUILLARD, Pauline Isabelle Sylvie Year: 2020 Abstract: The end of the monopoly and the liberalization of the sector have seriously challenged the content and the quality of the programmes displayed on … Read on Cadmus Browse and search the full collection on Cadmus Page last updated on 17 August 2017