For details on Research Lounge sessions in 2012/13, please visit the following links:

• 11 Feb 2013: “How Indonesia has moved towards macroeconomic stability”, Leslie Djuranovik (MSc in Economics 2012/13)
• 18 Feb 2013: “Modern China: A Comparative Political and Economic Perspective”, Frank Huaqing Cao (MSc in Economics 2012/13)
• 25 Feb 2013: “Fisheries economics: How Iceland made professional fisheries profitable”, Konrad Gudjonsson (MSc in Economics 2012/13)
• 04 Mar 2013: “Income Inequality in the UK and beyond”, Justus Timmers (MSc in Behavioural and Economic Science (Economics Track) 2012/13)
• 11 Mar 2013: “Russia: Transition to market economy and antitrust regulation”, Grigory Edel (MSc in Economics 2012/13)
• 03 June 2013: “The Needham Question: Why modern science has not developed in China”, Charles Beichen Lin (MSc in Economics and Industrial Organisation 2012/13)
• 10 June 2013: “Happiness Economics: Key findings from several decades of happiness research and their implication for economics”, Katharina Allinger (Master in Economic Development and Growth (Erasmus Mundus) 2012/13)
• 17 June 2013: “What is wrong with immigration? Immigration economics as a way of thought”, Grace Chang (MSc in Economics 2012/13) & “UK Fuel Poverty: Is the liberalisation of energy markets to blame?” Jennifer Ljungqvist (MSc in Economics 2012/13)