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SUMMARY:Economics and Finance seminar: Helmut Reiner (LMU)
DESCRIPTION:Life after Divorce: Effects of Joint Custody on Parents and Children \nDivorce reshapes family life\, yet little is known about one of its most consequential features: the allocation of child custody. We study the impact of joint versus sole custody on both parents and children using rich administrative data from Sweden linked to over 25 years of newly-collected court custody rulings. To address selection concerns\, we exploit random assignment of custody disputes to judges who differ sharply in their propensity to grant joint custody. For fathers\, joint custody substantially raises earnings and improves mental health\, consistent with sustained paternal involvement enhancing labor market attachment and psychological well-being. In contrast\, there are no measurable labor market or mental health effects for mothers. Turning to children\, joint custody increases standardized test scores and school quality without affecting mental health outcomes. Joint custody increases fathers’ chances of remarriage\, keeps separated parents in closer geographic proximity\, and has no effect on intimate partner violence allegations against either partner. These findings inform longstanding debates over the role of child custody in shaping post-divorce family life. \n⏱️Thursday\, October 8\, 2026\, from 12:00 to 1:15 p.m. \n📍Room A406
URL:https://thema-cergy.eu/event/helmut-reiner-lmu/
LOCATION:CY Cergy Paris Université\, 33 boulevard du Port\, Cergy-Pontoise\, 95011\, France
CATEGORIES:Talk
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SUMMARY:Internal Seminar: Ivan Auciello Estevez
DESCRIPTION:Tenants\, Landlords and the Housing Benefit: Who Gets It and What It Buys\n\n\nHousing allowances are a central instrument with which governments address housing affordability for low-income renters. This paper studies the introduction of a direct housing benefit in Spain in 2022 using tax records that link each tenant to their landlord. Because the program reached a small share of eligible tenants\, it could not move market rents\, so any price response must arise within the bilateral relationship between landlord and tenant. We estimate a difference-in-differences design comparing recipients with eligible tenants who did not receive the benefit\, exploiting the rationing of a fixed budget on a first-come\, first-served basis. We find that landlords do not raise the rents of recipients\, not even those with higher capacity to reprice their tenants. With prices fixed\, the benefit increases disposable income. Recipients do not consume more housing\, although the benefits induces more moves among older tenants. The benefit is associated with household formation\, particularly for the young. Liquid saving do no increase\, and labour income falls among the youngest recipients. A housing benefit paid to renters in a small-scale program reaches them and works as an income transfer.\n\nRoom A406
URL:https://thema-cergy.eu/event/internal-seminar-ivan-auciello-estevez-2/
LOCATION:CY Cergy Paris Université\, 33 boulevard du Port\, Cergy-Pontoise\, 95011\, France
CATEGORIES:Talk
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SUMMARY:Workshop Gender Issues and Development
DESCRIPTION:The workshop\, organized over two days from November 5 to November 6\, 2026\, will focus on the theme “Gender Issues and Development” at CY Cergy Paris Université. This workshop will feature contributions in the fields of family economics\, gender economics\, and development economics. It aims to create a forum to discuss ongoing and recent theoretical and empirical research connecting these areas. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nThe workshop will be organized in thematic plenary sessions and keynote lectures. \nResearchers interested in presenting their work at the workshop can submit a full paper in PDF format through the following platform HERE.\nThe deadline for paper submissions is JULY 1\, 2026. \nThe organising committee is composed of:  \n\nEliane Badaoui (Paris Nanterre University)\nFlorent Dubois (University of Turin & Paris Nanterre University)\nStefania Lovo (University of Reading)\nStefania Marcassa (CY Cergy Paris University)\nLaurine Martinoty (University of Paris 1)\n\nMore information of the workshop here.
URL:https://thema-cergy.eu/event/workshop-gender-issues-and-development/
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SUMMARY:9th Consumer–Brand Relationship (CBR) Conference
DESCRIPTION:The International Consumer Brand Relationship Conference is the world’s leading networking & educational event in the field of marketing. Since the first conference in 2010\, it brings together researchers and practitioners with an interest in the relationships consumers have with brands. It brings together research on brand attachment\, brand love\, brand passion\, engagement\, loyalty\, advocacy\, brand hate\, as well as consumer–brand interactions in digital\, social media\, and AI-mediated environments\, brand communities\, inclusivity\, sustainability\, luxury\, and heritage branding. \nThe conference welcomes multiple submission formats\, including full papers\, works-in-progress\, case studies\, videography submissions\, and pedagogical or methodological innovations in marketing. \nThe 9th International Consumer Brand Relationship Conference will take place at EM Normandie Business School\, Paris Campus\, from 1st to 3rd June 2027. \nVisit the website of the conference for more details \nThe organising committee is composed of:  \n\nSalim Azar\, CY Cergy Paris Université\, IUT de Cergy-Pontoise\nOula Bayarassou \, EM Normandie Business School\nMarc Fetscherin\, Rollins College\nSocrat Ghadban\, Y Schools
URL:https://thema-cergy.eu/event/9th-consumer-brand-relationship-cbr-conference/
LOCATION:EM Normandie Business School
CATEGORIES:Conference
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