Presentation by Jody Grewal (University of Toronto)
LMU München Hauptgebäude Geschwister-Scholl-Platz 1, Room 110, MunichAs part of the TRR 266 Seminar Series, Jody Grewal from the Universiy of Toronto will hold a presentation.
Events
We will host and co-host various events for the scientific community, but also for policy makers, professionals and anyone interested in our research. Below you will find a list of upcoming and previous events.
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Presentation by Mohan Venkatachalam (Duke University)
Frankfurt School of Finance and Management FrankfurtAs part of the TRR 266 Seminar Series, Mohan Venkatachalam from Duke University will hold a presentation.
Presentation by Eric Zwick (University of the Chicago Booth School of Business)
University of Mannheim Schloss Ostflügel - Room O 226–28, MannheimAs part of the TRR 266 Seminar Series, Eric Zwick from University of the Chicago Booth School of Business will hold a presentation.
Presentation by Stefan Reichelstein (University of Mannheim & Stanford University)
LMU Munich Ludwigstraße 28, front building, room 305, MunichAs part of the TRR 266 Seminar Series, Stefan Reichelstein from the University of Mannheim and Stanford University, will hold a presentation.
Presentation by Lisa Evans (Stirling Management School)
Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin Spandauer Str. 1, Raum 23, BerlinAs part of the TRR 266 Seminar Series, Lisa Evans from Stirling Management School will hold a presentation.
Presentation by Wei Cai (Columbia Business School)
Frankfurt School of Finance and Management FrankfurtAs part of the TRR 266 Seminar Series, Wei Cai from University of the Columbia Business School will hold a presentation.
Presentation by Alfred Wagenhofer (University of Graz)
Paderborn University Warburger Str. 100, Room Q5.245, PaderbornAs part of the TRR 266 Seminar Series, Alfred Wagenhofer from the University of Graz will hold a presentation.
Wissenschaft trifft Praxis: Die neue Transparenz – Chance oder Bremse für die Wirtschaft?
Paderborn University Warburger Str. 100, Room Q5.245, PaderbornPolitisch wird Transparenz immer häufiger zum Mittel der Wahl: Sie verspricht, unternehmerisches Fehlverhalten und Informationsasymmetrien zu verringern, Vertrauen zu schaffen und unternehmerisches Handeln zu verbessern. Die Forderung nach mehr Transparenz produziert aber auch immer umfangreichere Berichtspflichten und wachsende Datenmengen. Wann also ist Transparenz nützlich? Und ab wann wird sie zum Problem? Sind mehr Informationen in und […]