About event:
Join us for a two-day academic workshop that explores cutting-edge research in political economy and media economics, hosted by the Kyiv School of Economics.
This workshop will delve into timely and impactful topics such as:● Organizational economics● Bureaucracy and institutional design● Corruption and accountability● The role of media in shaping politics and public perception
Participants will gain:● A concise and accessible overview of top-tier academic research in these fields● The opportunity to engage in in-depth discussions of selected papers● Valuable insights into how economic theory helps explain real-world governance and media dynamics
The workshop is especially relevant for students of economics, public policy, and political science, as well as anyone interested in how institutions and media influence societal outcomes. Whether you aim to deepen your academic understanding or simply want to explore the mechanisms behind modern political and media systems, this workshop will offer both intellectual rigor and practical relevance.
Speaker:
Berkeren Büyükeren - PhD Candidate at the Rome Economics Doctorate. His research focuses on public economics, local governance, and administrative reforms, with a particular interest in how institutional structures influence economic performance and civic identity. He applies advanced empirical methods to study the effects of decentralization and intermunicipal cooperation in transitional and developing countries, including Ukraine.
Language:
English