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Date	Speaker	Event

12/11/2009	Dr Anne Green (Institute for Employment Research, University of Warwick)	A review of evidence and meta-analysis for the DWP
25/6/2009	Tommaso Frattini (University College London)	Immigration and prices in the UK
18/6/2009	Gianna Giannelli (University of Florence)	Have labour market reforms at the turn of the millennium changed job durations of the new entrants?
28/5/2009	Peter Urwin (Centre for Employment Research, Westminster Business School)	Undergraduate Economics in UK Higher Education: a Review
21/5/2009	Marcello Sartarelli (Institute of Education)	Does a good mark affect the well-being of students? Evidence from discontinuities in English schools tests
7/5/2009	Rikke Nørding Christensen (University of Aarhus)	Evaluating the effectiveness of active labour market programs for unemployed in Denmark
23/4/2009	Vincent Pattison (University of Manchester)	Beyond wages: An holistic perspective on working poverty in the UK
16/4/2009	Stefan Speckesser (PSI and CER, University of Westminster)	'Pathways to Work': An analysis of regional data
2/4/2009	Allan Little (One North East)	Spatial pattern of economic activity and inactivity in Britain: people or place effects?
5/3/2009	Franz Buscha (CER, University of Westminster)	Earnings and Occupational Status Returns to Lifelong Learning
5/2/2009	Melanie Luehrmann (IFS and Royal Holloway)	Who wears the trousers? A semiparametric analysis of decision power in couples
22/1/2009	Ralf Wilke (University of Nottingham)	Job seekers allowance in Great Britain: How does the regional labour market affect the duration until job finding?
8/1/2009	Ralf Martin (Centre for Economic Performance, LSE)	The effects of carbon prices on business: a conservative estimate
11/12/2008	Anne Raudaskoski (WestmARC, University of Westminster)	'Who is here to learn?' The role of the New Media Knowledge network in the digital media sector
27/11/2008	Olmo Silva (LSE)	Unobservables and matching as an evaluation method: Evidence from an education intervention
20/11/2008	Getinet Haile (PSI)	Workplace demographic diversity and employee job-related well-being in Britain: a WERS2004 based analysis
6/11/2008	Debra Hevenstone (University of Michigan)	The Causes and Consequences of Atypical Employment

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