December 13th - Matthew Tarduno (University of Illinois, Chicago) - Should Cities Tax Uber and Lyft?
December 6th - Amen Jalal, (London School of Economics) - Barriers to climate adaptation in Pakistan’s devastating floods
November 29th - Javier Asensio (Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona) - Subsidies, welfare and redistributive effects of Universal Service Obligations in Spain’s long-distance bus liberalisation
November 22nd - Kanishka Kacker (Indian Statistical Institute) - The Exhaust-ing Nature of Delhi's Rush Hour
November 8th - Kenan Zhang (ETH Zurich) - What do walking and e-hailing bring to the scale economies of ride-hailing services?
October 25th - Karel Martens (Israel Institute of Technology) - Workshop on people-centered approach to designing transport services
October 18th - Nicolas Koch (Mercator Research Institute) - Machine Learning from Big GPS Data about the Welfare Costs of Imperfect Congestion Pricing
October 11th - Saad Gulzar (Princeton University) - No Smoke Without a Fire: Bureaucratic Incentives, Crop Burning, and Pollution in South Asia
October 4th - Wale Arowolo (Paris Sud University) - Governance of shared automated electric vehicle in the urban transport system: insight from a willingness-to-use survey and Norwegian cultural context
September 27th - Akbar Prottoy (Aalto University) - Who Benefits from Faster Public Transit?
September 20th - Georgios Tsiachtsiras (University of Bristol) - Changing the Perception of Time: Railroads, Access to Knowledge and Innovation in Nineteenth Century France
June 21st - Juan Camilo Castillo (University of Pennsylvania) - Optimal Urban Transportation Policy: Evidence from Chicago
June 21st - Jonathan Hall (University of Alabama) - Uber versus Trains? Worldwide Evidence from Transit Expansions
June 7th - Victor Couture (University of British Columbia) - The Fast, the Slow, and the Congested: Urban Transportation in Rich and Poor Countries
May 24th - Mariona Segú (THEMA and CY Cergy Paris Université) - Success and Failure of a Zero-Interest Green Loan program: Evidence from France
May 10th - Leonard Le Roux (Sciences Po Paris) - The Human Costs of Competition in Informal Markets: Evidence from South Africa
May 3rd - Yangsiyu Lu (Hong Kong University of Science and Technology) - Growing the Economy with Green Regulation: Evidence from Industrial Firms in China
April 26th - Adam Osman (University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign) - The Last Mile Problem: Addressing a Grand Transportation Challenge in Urban America
April 19th - Guglielmo Zappala (UC Santa Barbara) - Sectoral impact and propagation of weather shocks
April 5th - Bluebery Planterose (Paris School of Economics) - Fighting Climate Change: International Attitudes Toward Climate Policies
March 29th - Danish Hasan Ansari (The University of Vermont) - Eco-Currency and Sustainability: A Case of the Mata Atlantica Forest
March 22nd - Andres Diaz (RMIT University) - Between decentralization and reintermediation: Blockchain platforms and the governance of commons led and business led energy transitions
March 15th - Swaroop Rao (Institut Fraunhofer pour la recherche en innovation et systèmes) - Local employment creation through clean electricity generation–an analysis for Brazil and a staggered difference-in-difference approach
March 8th - Loris André (Paris School of Economics) - Green finance and deforestation reduction in Brazil: a PVAR analysis of the Amazon Fund
February 22nd - Elie Vidal Naquet (Aix-Marseille Université) - The effect of a change in monetary commuting costs on the job-search radius of job-seekers and then on their labor-market outcomes
February 16th - Sanval Nasim (Colby College) - Forecasts: Consumption, Production, and Behavioral Responses
February 8th - Mia Xiaoyun Zhao (Dalarna University) - Identifying models for assessing the system-level impacts of Mobility as a Service (MaaS)
February 1st - Bhavana Vaddadi (KTH Royal Institute of Technology) - Understanding the system-level for Mobility as a Service: A framework to evaluate full-scale impacts of MaaS
January 25th - Ammar Malik (William & Mary) - Infrastructure Investments, Public Transport Use and Sustainability: Evidence from Lahore, Pakistan
January 18th - Jan Weschke (Technische Universität Dresden) - The Impact of public transport fares on shared e-scooter demand: Evidence from recent fare experiments in Germany
