Sevilla, 18-19 October 2018
Escuela de Estudios Hispanoamericanos
Organised by Cristina Rosillo-López, Universidad Pablo de Olavide
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Research Project, El Mercado Inmobiliario en la Antigua Roma / Real Estate Market in the Roman World
Supported by the Escuela de Estudios Hispano-Americanos (CSIC) & Structural Determinants of Economic Performance in the Roman World (Flanders Research Foundation – Research Network)
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Programme
Thursday 18 October
9.15: Inauguración/Opening
9.30-11.30. Moderador/Chair: Koen Verboven (Universiteit Gent)
- Pablo Revilla (Universidad Pablo de Olavide) Economics and Information: asymmetries, uncertainties and risks
- Miko Flohr (Universiteit Leiden) Imperfect information in economic life on urban landscapes: the case of the Forum Romanum
- Nicolas Tran (ANHIMA, CNRS, Paris) Dans quelle mesure, et pourquoi, les collèges professionnels romains favorisaient-ils, ou non, la diffusion de l’information économique?
11.30-12.00: Café/coffee break
12.00-13.30. Moderador/Chair: Marta García Morcillo (University of Roehampton)
- François Lerouxel (Université Paris-Sorbonne) Roman prefects of Egypt and asymmetric information problem on real estate market (sales and mortgages)
- Cristina Rosillo-López (Universidad Pablo de Olavide) Real estate market and information asymmetry in the Roman world
14.00-16.00: Almuerzo/lunch break
16.00-18.00. Moderador/Chair: Claire Holleran (University of Exeter)
- Saskia Roselaar (Rhein Universität Bochum) Asymmetric information and the ager publicus
- Neville Morley (University of Exeter) Managing uncertainty and risk in the Roman agronomists
- Marta García Morcillo (University of Roehampton) Knowledge Management and Price Competition at Roman Auctions
20.30: Cena/Conference dinner
Friday 19 October
9.00-10.30. Moderador/Chair: Francisco Pina Polo (Universidad de Zaragoza)
- Claire Holleran (University of Exeter) Information asymmetry and the Roman labour market
- Myles Lavan (University of St. Andrews) Asymmetric information and Roman slavery
10.30-11.00: Café/coffee break
11.00-14.00. Moderador/Chair: Jean Andreau (EHSS, Paris)
- Koen Verboven (Universiteit Gent) Roman Information Governance Systems and the Role of Financial Intermediaries
- Dario Nappo (Università degli Studi di Napoli) Planned asymmetry of information? The case of the customs in the Egyptian Eastern desert
- Peter Bang (Københavns Universitet) From Connectivity to Friction: asymmetric information, the Roman economy and the economic theory of Akerlof
Conclusions and round table