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International Workshop on Innovation and Inequality

The concept of inequality is difficult to capture as it is intrinsically linked to: political freedom, quality of life, personal characteristics. The concept of inequality is therefore multidimensional and interdisciplinary in nature, as it encompasses different domains. This brings into the picture elements such as education, employment, health. But more in general participation to civil society, which has also to do, not only with concepts such as employment, but, for instance, uncertainty and security of employment, of health, of education, of justice.

G(IN)2A, Inequality, Innovation,

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International Workshop on Innovation and Inequality

05 Giu International Workshop on Innovation and Inequality

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“The multi-dimensional nature of inequality – The impact of social, legal and economic innovations”

(University of Bologna, 21st and 22nd of June 2018)

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Conference Program

Thursday 21th

9.30-10.15	Welcome to the participants
10.15-11.00	Patricia Faraldo-Cabana A Certain Sense of Fairness: Why and How Fines Were Made Affordable
11.00-11.30	coffee break
11.30-12.30	Gilberto Antonelli, Giovanni Guidetti, Pinuccia Calia Institutions, Models of Capitalism and Inequality in Income Distribution. An Empirical Investigation Tommaso Ciarli, André Lorentz, Marco Valente, Maria Savona Structural Changes and Growth Regimes
12.30-13.30	Javier Cigüela Sola Social Injustice and Criminal Law Klaudijo Klaser The European Social Contract: A Normative Rawlsian Approach in Favour of the Fiscal Union
13.30-14.30	lunch
14.30-16.00	Luca Zamparini, Maurizia Pierri The impact of Heavily Indebted Poor Countries and Multilateral Debt Relief Initiatives on the Reduction of Inequality in Some Developing Countries Stella Zilian Computerisation, Labour Demand and Inequality Tommaso Ciarli, Alberto Marzucchi, Edger Salgado Chavez, Maria Savona The Effect of R&D Growth on Employment and Self-Employment in Local Labour Markets
16.00-16.30	coffee break
16.30-18.00	Maximilian Goethner, Moritz Zoellner Causes and Consequences of Income Inequality: The Role of Innovation Riccardo Leoncini Inequality and Innovation Tommaso Ciarli, Alberto Marzucchi, Edger Salgado Chavez, Maria Savona Firm Innovation and Wage Inequality

Friday 22nd

10.00-11.00	Rosa Mulé The Political Economy of Violence and Terrorism. Why Less Income Inequality Matters
11.00-13.30	Paola Naddeo, Stefania Cardinaleschi, Chiara Gnesi How Does Second-Level Bargaining Affect Wage Gaps by Age and Gender in The Italian Macro Geographical Area? Federico Gonzalez Etchebeher Preferences for Redistribution and Biased Perceptions in Uruguay: Evidence of Different Patterns Among Income Groups Ana Suárez Álvarez, Ana Jesús López Menéndez Inequality of Opportunity in Developing Countries: A Cross-Country Analysis Using LIS Data
13.00-14.00	lunch
15.00-16.00	Round Table among the Participants: What’s Next? Farewell