25-27 June 2015
Palazzo Ricca, Istituto Banco di Napoli – Fondazione
Naples, Italy
The CICSE Lectures are planned to provide invited scholars with the opportunity to recollect and reorganize their ideas, to present them in a more general format, to provide proofs of special cases or some empirical studies that in short presentations like that of an article of a journal cannot be exhaustively treated, and to provide deeper analyses of some points. Once delivered a set of Lectures are collected in a book published by Cambridge University Press in the ‘CICSE Lectures on Growth and Development’ Series. The first set of Lectures was delivered by Professor Stephen J. Turnovsky on ‘Capital Accumulation and Economic Growth in a Small Open Economy’; the book is currently available both in hardback and in paperback. The second set of Lectures was delivered by Oded Galor on ‘Inequality and the Process of Development’ and the book is under revision. The third set of Lectures was delivered by Prof. David de la Croix on ‘Fertility, Education, Growth, and Sustainability’; the book is currently available both in hardback and in paperback. The three lectures by Prof. Costas Azariadis are on ‘The Economics and Politics of Corruption’ More precisely they are on: Lecture 1 (June 25) – The Underground Economy; Lecture 2 (June 26) – Corruption and Property Rights; Lecture 3 (June 27) – The Politics of Slow Growth. All interested scholars are free to attend the CICSE Lectures at Palazzo Ricca, Via dei Tribunali 213, Naples, Italy, but they need to be registered within June 1, 2015. Registration is possible through the page:
http://cicse.ec.unipi.it/content/the_economics_and_politics_of_corruption.html
where further information on the Lectures can be found.
Call for Posters
The afternoon of June 26 will be devoted to a Poster
Session with the Costas Azariadis’s participation. For the call for
paper with additional information and the deadline for application,
click here. The deadline for delivering a poster is May 15, 2015. The
application requires an abstract sent to cicse-lecture@ec.unipi.it.
Maximum 1 page length abstract (including Title, Authors, Institutional Affiliation, JEL Classification and Keywords) will be printed and provided to CICSE Lectures participants.
Poster Format:
Suggestions: