Program

Ethical Voting: Theory and Experiment
Boris Ginzburg (Universidad Carlos III)

The Benefit of the Doubt: Willful Ignorance and Altruistic Punishment
Robert Stüber (WZB)

Hope and Anger: an Experiment on Inequality and Disruptive Behavior
Stefania Bartolotti (Max Planck Institute)

Never Forget the First Time: Youth Exposure to Corruption Scandals and Political Beliefs
Marco Le Moglie (Bocconi)

The Impact of Group Enhancement and System Stability Motivations on Race-based Attitudes and Leadership Preferences
Chadly Stern (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign)

Who do Public Officials Learn From? A Field Experiment on Policy Diffusion
Miguel M. Pereira (Washington University)

At Least Bias is Bipartisan: a Meta-Analytic Comparison of Political Bias in Liberals and Conservatives
Peter Ditto (University of California Irvine)

Democracy Matters: A Psychological Perspective on the Beneficial Impact of Democratic Punishment Systems in Social Dilemmas
Rebekka Kesberg (Ulm University)

Well-being Comparisons: The Role of Gender
Laura Fumagalli (University of Essex)

Unintended Consequences of Saving Programs: Child Labor, Subjective Expectations and Savings Among Farm Households in Mozambique
Thomas Martin (University of Warwick)

Local Labour Market and Parental Perceived Returns to Schooling: Evidence from Panel Data
Alex Armand (University of Navarra)

Effects of Timing and Reference Frame of Feedback – Evidence From a Field Experiment
Mira Fischer (WZB)

Corruption and the Rise of Populism: Northern Ligue and Tangentopolu
Alessandra Foresta (University of Torino)

On President Putin’s Popularity: Evidence from Survey Experiment on the Streets of Moscow
Margarita Mecheva (Erasmus Rotterdam)

Can ATMs Get Out the Vote? Evidence from a Nationwide Field Experiment
João Pereira dos Santos (Nova SBE)

The Microfoundations of Grassroots Mobilization: Evidence From the Laboratory
Pedro Robalo (Portuguese Competition Authority)

At Least Bias is Bipartisan: a Meta-Analytic Comparison of Political Bias in Liberals and Conservatives
Peter Ditto (University of California Irvine)

Democracy Matters: A Psychological Perspective on the Beneficial Impact of Democratic Punishment Systems in Social Dilemmas
Rebekka Kesberg (Ulm University)

Well-being Comparisons: The Role of Gender
Laura Fumagalli (University of Essex)