2025 Commodity and Energy Markets Association Conference

Summary of All Sessions
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#	Date/Time	Type	Title/Location	Papers
1	June 16, 2025 9:00-10:00	invited	Keynote 1 - Frank Wolak, Stanford University: The Engineering Economics of Low Carbon Electricity Market Design     Location: Shell Auditorium	0
2	June 16, 2025 10:30-12:00	contributed	1A. Corporate incentives & emissions     Location: 212	3
3	June 16, 2025 10:30-12:00	contributed	1B. Asset pricing: What drives commodity-market reactions and sentiment?     Location: 214	3
4	June 16, 2025 10:30-12:00	contributed	1C. Power: Reliability     Location: 216	3
5	June 16, 2025 10:30-11:30	contributed	1D. Green Bonds     Location: 218	2
6	June 16, 2025 13:15-14:45	contributed	2A. Corporate: Natural resource firms     Location: 212	3
7	June 16, 2025 13:15-14:45	contributed	2B. Asset pricing: Commodity & variance risk premia     Location: 214	3
8	June 16, 2025 13:15-14:45	contributed	2C. Power: Energy transition     Location: 216	3
9	June 16, 2025 13:15-14:45	contributed	2D. ESG Challenges     Location: 218	3
10	June 16, 2025 15:15-16:45	contributed	3A. Shocks, trade, and commodity prices     Location: 212	3
11	June 16, 2025 15:15-16:45	contributed	3B. Asset pricing: Term structures     Location: 214	3
12	June 16, 2025 15:15-16:45	contributed	3C. Power: Volatility     Location: 216	3
13	June 16, 2025 15:15-16:45	contributed	3D. Oil shocks     Location: 218	3
14	June 16, 2025 17:00-18:00	plenary	CEMA Lifetime Achievement Speech: Vincent Kaminski, Rice University     Location: Shell Auditorium	0
15	June 17, 2025 9:00-10:00	panel	David Brown, Duke University & Stefan Reichelstein, Stanford University, University of Mannheim: Panel on Academic Initiatives on the Clean Energy Transition     Location: Shell Auditorium	0
16	June 17, 2025 10:30-12:00	contributed	4A. Corporate: Disclosures & news     Location: 212	3
17	June 17, 2025 10:30-12:00	contributed	4B. Asset pricing: Price discovery     Location: 214	3
18	June 17, 2025 10:30-12:00	contributed	4C. Power: Demand response     Location: 216	3
19	June 17, 2025 10:30-12:00	contributed	4D. Energy transition & welfare     Location: 218	3
20	June 17, 2025 13:15-14:15	contributed	5A. Commodity markets: Participants & intermediaries     Location: 212	2
21	June 17, 2025 13:15-14:15	contributed	5B. Asset pricing: Unusual price patterns     Location: 214	2
22	June 17, 2025 13:15-14:15	contributed	5C. Unintended consequences     Location: 216	2
23	June 17, 2025 13:15-14:15	contributed	5D. Global supply chains     Location: 218	2
24	June 17, 2025 15:15-16:15	invited	Keynote 2 - James Smith, Dartmouth College: Unit Commitment without Commitment - A Dynamic Framework for Managing an Integrated Energy System Under Uncertainty     Location: Shell Auditorium	0
25	June 17, 2025 16:30-17:00	plenary	CEMA General Assembly     Location: Shell Auditorium	0

 

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2025 Commodity and Energy Markets Association Conference
Detailed List of Sessions

    

Session 1: Keynote 1 - Frank Wolak, Stanford University: The Engineering Economics of Low Carbon Electricity Market Design June 16, 2025 9:00 to 10:00 Location: Shell Auditorium
Session Chairs:
1. Barbara Ostdiek, Rice University
2. Frank Wolak, Stanford University
Session type: invited
Session 2: 1A. Corporate incentives & emissions June 16, 2025 10:30 to 12:00 Location: 212
Session Chair: Minjia Li, University of Alberta
Session type: contributed
1. Corporate climate change exposure and renewable energy consumption
By Rudresh Pandey; Oslo Business School
Presented by: Rudresh Pandey, Oslo Business School
Discussant:   Minjia Li, University of Alberta
2. Climate-linked Pay and Supply Chain Management
By Minjia Li; University of Alberta
Presented by: Minjia Li, University of Alberta
Discussant:   Mayank Kumar, Boston University
3. Carbon Emissions and Shareholder Value: Causal Evidence from the U.S. Power Utilities
By Mayank Kumar; Boston University    Amiyatosh Purnanandam; University of Michigan
Presented by: Mayank Kumar, Boston University
Discussant:   Rudresh Pandey, Oslo Business School
Session 3: 1B. Asset pricing: What drives commodity-market reactions and sentiment? June 16, 2025 10:30 to 12:00 Location: 214
Session Chair: Raghav Goyal, Louisiana State University
Session type: contributed
1. Trader Attention and Market Reaction to Fundamental News: Evidence from Natural Gas Futures
By Chen Gu; Shanghai Business School    Alexander Kurov; West Virginia University    Raluca Stan; University of Minnesota Duluth
Presented by: Raluca Stan, University of Minnesota Duluth
Discussant:   Felipe Grimaldi Avileis, UC Davis
2. Fueling Volatility: How biofuel policies shape commodity price risk
By Felipe Grimaldi Avileis; UC Davis
Presented by: Felipe Grimaldi Avileis, UC Davis
Discussant:   Raghav Goyal, Louisiana State University
3. Investor Sentiments in Agricultural Commodity Markets
By Raghav Goyal; Louisiana State University    Berna Karali; University of Georgia
Presented by: Raghav Goyal, Louisiana State University
Discussant:   Raluca Stan, University of Minnesota Duluth
Session 4: 1C. Power: Reliability June 16, 2025 10:30 to 12:00 Location: 216
Session Chair: Ignacia Mercadal, University of Florida
Session type: contributed
1. Modernizing Expansion Planning and Probabilistic Adequacy Modeling for Spatial Reliability: Metrics and Machine Learning Feedback
By Satender Gunwal; University of Illinois Chicago    Selvaprabu Nadarajah; Univ of Illinois at Chicago
Presented by: Satender Gunwal, University of Illinois Chicago
Discussant:   Ke Xin (Sherry) Zuo,
2. Revisiting Capacity Market Fundamentals
By Ke Xin (Sherry) Zuo    Joshua Macey; University of Chicago    Jacob Mays; Cornell University
Presented by: Ke Xin (Sherry) Zuo,
Discussant:   Ignacia Mercadal, University of Florida
3. The Role of Strategic Behavior During Extreme Weather Events: The Case of Winter Storm Uri
By John Birge; University of Chicago    Ali Hortacsu; University of Chicago    Ignacia Mercadal; University of Florida    Michael Pavlin; Wilfrid Laurier University
Presented by: Ignacia Mercadal, University of Florida
Discussant:   Satender Gunwal, University of Illinois Chicago
Session 5: 1D. Green Bonds June 16, 2025 10:30 to 11:30 Location: 218
Session Chair: Jess Cornaggia, Pennsylvania State University
Session type: contributed
1. Endogenous Preferences and Green Bond Pricing
By Ming Li; Virginia Commonwealth University    Summer Liu; University of Richmond    Nhu Tran; University of Richmond    Matthew Wilson; University of Richmond
Presented by: Nhu Tran, University of Richmond
Discussant:   Jess Cornaggia, Pennsylvania State University
2. Renewable Energy Resources and the Local Economy: Evidence from Municipal Bonds
By Jess Cornaggia; Pennsylvania State University    Peter Iliev; Pennsylvania State University
Presented by: Jess Cornaggia, Pennsylvania State University
Discussant:   Nhu Tran, University of Richmond
Session 6: 2A. Corporate: Natural resource firms June 16, 2025 13:15 to 14:45 Location: 212
Session Chair: Artem Durnev, University of Richmond
Session type: contributed
1. Arbitrage in Plain Sight? Derivatives Use, Disclosure, and Shareholder Value
By William Meyers; University of Oklahoma    Chitru Fernando; University of Oklahoma
Presented by: William Meyers, University of Oklahoma
Discussant:   Yifan Zhang, Rice University
2. Extrapolative expectations and corporate risk management
By Haibo Jiang; University of Quebec at Montreal    Nishad Kapadia; Tulane University    Yuhang Xing; Rice University    Yifan Zhang; Rice University
Presented by: Yifan Zhang, Rice University
Discussant:   Artem Durnev, University of Richmond
3. State Ownership and Financial Reporting Quality: Evidence from Natural Advantage Industries
By Artem Durnev; University of Richmond    Narjess Boubakri; The American University of Sharjah Igor Oliveira dos Santos; MacEwan Unversity
Presented by: Artem Durnev, University of Richmond
Discussant:   William Meyers, University of Oklahoma
Session 7: 2B. Asset pricing: Commodity & variance risk premia June 16, 2025 13:15 to 14:45 Location: 214
Session Chair: Bingxin Li, West Virginia University
Session type: contributed
1. Hedging Pressure, Variance Risk Premia, and Expected Futures Returns in the Commodity Markets
By Asad Dossani; Colorado State University    Sang Baum Kang; Illinois Institute of Technology    Xuhui (Nick) Pan; University of Oklahoma
Presented by: Asad Dossani, Colorado State University
Discussant:   Vincent Haller, Maastricht University, School Business and Economics
2. Dynamic Interactions between the Limit Order Book and Option Implied Volatiles
By Philippe Debie; Wageningen University & Research    Vincent Haller; Maastricht University, School Business and Economics    Joost Pennings; Maastricht University    Andres Trujillo-Barrera; University of Idaho
Presented by: Vincent Haller, Maastricht University, School Business and Economics
Discussant:   Asad Dossani, Colorado State University
3. Searching for Risk Premia in Agricultural Futures Markets
By Michael Adjemian; University of Georgia    Christopher Burns; Commodity Futures Trading Commission    Daniel Prager; Commodity Futures Trading Commission    Michel Robe; University of Richmond - Robins School of Business
Presented by: Michel Robe, University of Richmond - Robins School of Business
Discussant:   Bingxin Li, West Virginia University
Session 8: 2C. Power: Energy transition June 16, 2025 13:15 to 14:45 Location: 216
Session Chair: Owen Wu, Indiana University
Session type: contributed
1. When Where Watt: Harnessing the Value of Time and Location for Renewable Electricity Generation
By Vishrut Rana; The Wharton School    Christian Kaps; Harvard Business School    Serguei Netessine; The Wharton School
Presented by: Vishrut Rana, The Wharton School
Discussant:   Yu Li, Shanghai Jiao Tong University
2. Value of Clean Energy
By Erica Li; Cheung Kong Graduate School of Business    Yu Li; Shanghai Jiao Tong University    Shaojun Zhang; Ohio State University
Presented by: Yu Li, Shanghai Jiao Tong University
Discussant:   Owen Wu, Indiana University
3. Does Renewable Energy Renew Energy Efficiency?
By Owen Wu; Indiana University
Presented by: Owen Wu, Indiana University
Discussant:   Vishrut Rana, The Wharton School
Session 9: 2D. ESG Challenges June 16, 2025 13:15 to 14:45 Location: 218
Session Chair: Takashi Kanamura,
Session type: contributed
1. ESG Ratings Greenwashing - Impact of ESG Ratings on Sector Stock Prices
By Patrycja Chodnicka-Jaworska; University of Warsaw
Presented by: Patrycja Chodnicka-Jaworska, University of Warsaw
Discussant:   Rita D'Ecclesia, University of Roma La Sapienza
2. Not all glitters but at least is green
By Rita D'Ecclesia; University of Roma La Sapienza
Presented by: Rita D'Ecclesia, University of Roma La Sapienza
Discussant:   Takashi Kanamura,
3. Is ESG Good or Bad for ETF Trading?
By Takashi Kanamura
Presented by: Takashi Kanamura,
Discussant:   Patrycja Chodnicka-Jaworska, University of Warsaw
Session 10: 3A. Shocks, trade, and commodity prices June 16, 2025 15:15 to 16:45 Location: 212
Session Chair: nicolas merener, universidad torcuato di tella
Session type: contributed
1. Low Water on the Big River: The Role of Physical and Economic Distance in US Soybean Markets
By Ivan Flores; University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign    Joseph Janzen; University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
Presented by: Ivan Flores, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Discussant:   Deniz Besik, University of Richmond
2. Multicommodity Fresh Produce Trade Networks with Quality Deterioration Under Congestion and Transportation Capacities
By Deniz Besik; University of Richmond
Presented by: Deniz Besik, University of Richmond
Discussant:   nicolas merener, universidad torcuato di tella
3. Weather Forecasts, Uncertainty and Crop Prices
By Magdalena Cornejo; Universidad Torcuato Di Tella and CONICET    nicolas merener; universidad torcuato di tella    Ezequiel Merovich; Universidad Torcuato Di Tella
Presented by: nicolas merener, universidad torcuato di tella
Discussant:   Ivan Flores, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Session 11: 3B. Asset pricing: Term structures June 16, 2025 15:15 to 16:45 Location: 214
Session Chair: Mike Ludkovski, UC Santa Barbara
Session type: contributed
1. Long-run risk model with inventories
By John Cotter; University College Dublin    Emmanuel Eyiah-Donkor; University College Dublin    Adrian Fernandez-Perez; UCD
Presented by: Emmanuel Eyiah-Donkor, University College Dublin
Discussant:   Malthe Rauh Johansen, University of Copenhagen
2. Term structure of volatility and correlation in commodity markets using arithmetic multifactor models
By Malthe Rauh Johansen; University of Copenhagen    Nina Lange    David Skovmand; University of Copenhagen
Presented by: Malthe Rauh Johansen, University of Copenhagen
Discussant:   Mike Ludkovski, UC Santa Barbara
3. Additive Gaussian Process Models for Natural Gas Forward Curves
By Mike Ludkovski; UC Santa Barbara
Presented by: Mike Ludkovski, UC Santa Barbara
Discussant:   Emmanuel Eyiah-Donkor, University College Dublin
Session 12: 3C. Power: Volatility June 16, 2025 15:15 to 16:45 Location: 216
Session Chair: Andrew Liu, Purdue University
Session type: contributed
1. Dismissal of Demand Dependence Disappoints and Deceives: The Case of Microgrid Generation and Storage Investments
By Jiarui Wei; University of Texas at Dallas    Fariba Farajbakhsh Mamaghani; Tulane University    Metin Cakanyildi; University of Texas at Dallas
Presented by: Jiarui Wei, University of Texas at Dallas
Discussant:   Amelie Schischke, Augsburg University
2. Unraveling European Electricity Price Volatility: The Impact of Renewables
By Amelie Schischke; Augsburg University
Presented by: Amelie Schischke, Augsburg University
Discussant:   Andrew Liu, Purdue University
3. Equilibrium Power Purchase Agreements Through Nash Bargaining Solutions
By Andrew Liu; Purdue University    Harikrishnan Sreekumaran; Amazon
Presented by: Andrew Liu, Purdue University
Discussant:   Jiarui Wei, University of Texas at Dallas
Session 13: 3D. Oil shocks June 16, 2025 15:15 to 16:45 Location: 218
Session Chair: Ehud Ronn, McCombs School of Business, University o
Session type: contributed
1. Oil Shocks and Economic Sentiment Indicators in Major Emerging Countries
By Nahiyan Faisal Azad; University of Wisconsin- Parkside    Cosmas Dery; Sam Houston State University
Presented by: Cosmas Dery, Sam Houston State University
Discussant:   Nima Ebrahimi,
2. Gold, Oil, Macroeconomic Disaster Risk, and Expected Stock Returns
By Nima Ebrahimi
Presented by: Nima Ebrahimi,
Discussant:   Ehud Ronn, McCombs School of Business, University o
3. Financial Oil Market Metrics for Geopolitical Crises
By Yassmine Abba-Kaka; University of Texas at Austin    Ehud Ronn; McCombs School of Business, University o
Presented by: Ehud Ronn, McCombs School of Business, University o
Discussant:   Cosmas Dery, Sam Houston State University
Session 14: CEMA Lifetime Achievement Speech: Vincent Kaminski, Rice University June 16, 2025 17:00 to 18:00 Location: Shell Auditorium
Session Chairs:
1. Andrea Roncoroni, ESSEC Business School
2. Vince Kaminski, Rice University
Session type: plenary
Session 15: David Brown, Duke University & Stefan Reichelstein, Stanford University, University of Mannheim: Panel on Academic Initiatives on the Clean Energy Transition June 17, 2025 9:00 to 10:00 Location: Shell Auditorium
Session Chairs:
1. Barbara Ostdiek, Rice University
2. David Brown, Duke University
3. Stefan Reichelstein, Stanford University, University of Mannheim
Session type: panel
Session 16: 4A. Corporate: Disclosures & news June 17, 2025 10:30 to 12:00 Location: 212
Session Chair: Steffen Hitzemann, University of Houston
Session type: contributed
1. Is the Fire Out? Initial Public Offerings in Fossil Fuel Industries and the Green Transition
By Ana Mao de Ferro; University of Zurich
Presented by: Ana Mao de Ferro, University of Zurich
Discussant:   Berk Yayvak, The University of Texas at Dallas
2. The Informational Role of Corporate Disclosure in Commodity Markets
By Berk Yayvak; The University of Texas at Dallas
Presented by: Berk Yayvak, The University of Texas at Dallas
Discussant:   Steffen Hitzemann, University of Houston
3. Does Sustainable Investing Dull Stock Reactions to Cash Flow News?
By Steffen Hitzemann; University of Houston    An Qin; Rutgers Business School    Stanislav Sokolinski; MSU    Andrea Tamoni; University of Notre Dame
Presented by: Steffen Hitzemann, University of Houston
Discussant:   Ana Mao de Ferro, University of Zurich
Session 17: 4B. Asset pricing: Price discovery June 17, 2025 10:30 to 12:00 Location: 214
Session Chair: Delphine Lautier, PSL University Paris Dauphine
Session type: contributed
1. When nickel is worth a quarter: the impact of the 2022 LME nickel short squeeze
By Xiaoyang Wang; University of New Mexico
Presented by: Xiaoyang Wang, University of New Mexico
Discussant:   Huiming Zhang, University of Oklahoma
2. Electronic Trading and Price Discovery in Commodity Futures: A Tale of Two Markets
By Kateryna Holland; University of Missouri    Huiming Zhang; University of Oklahoma    Scott Linn; University of Oklahoma    Chitru Fernando; University of Oklahoma
Presented by: Huiming Zhang, University of Oklahoma
Discussant:   Delphine Lautier, PSL University Paris Dauphine
3. PRICE DISCOVERY MEASURES: A RE-ASSESSMENT ON THE GOLD MARKET
By Delphine Lautier; PSL University Paris Dauphine    Julien Ling; Collège de France    Bertrand Villeneuve; Université Paris-Dauphine
Presented by: Delphine Lautier, PSL University Paris Dauphine
Discussant:   Xiaoyang Wang, University of New Mexico
Session 18: 4C. Power: Demand response June 17, 2025 10:30 to 12:00 Location: 216
Session Chair: Jiasun Li, George Mason University
Session type: contributed
1. Multi-Market Coupling Model: A Residual Demand Approach
By Tobias Kargus; Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT)
Presented by: Tobias Kargus, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT)
Discussant:   Mohammad Mehrabi, Stanford University
2. Optimal Mechanisms for Demand Response: An Indifference Set Approach
By Mohammad Mehrabi; Stanford University    Omer Karaduman; Stanford University    Stefan Wager; Stanford University
Presented by: Mohammad Mehrabi, Stanford University
Discussant:   Jiasun Li, George Mason University
3. Bitcoin Mining for Carbon Emission Reduction
By Jiasun Li; George Mason University
Presented by: Jiasun Li, George Mason University
Discussant:   Tobias Kargus, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT)
Session 19: 4D. Energy transition & welfare June 17, 2025 10:30 to 12:00 Location: 218
Session Chair: Xin Zheng, Beijing Institute of Technology
Session type: contributed
1. Climate policy and cartelization risk for critical minerals: An application to the copper market
By Ilenia Gaia Romani; MIT, FEEM    Nicola Comincioli; Università di Brescia    Sergio Vergalli; Università di Brescia
Presented by: Ilenia Gaia Romani, MIT, FEEM
Discussant:   Anderson Camille, University of Lille
2. Biofuels and the Inequality Paradox : Can the Energy Transition Balance Climate Goals and Equity ?
By Anderson Camille; University of Lille
Presented by: Anderson Camille, University of Lille
Discussant:   Xin Zheng, Beijing Institute of Technology
3. International Competitiveness of China's New Energy Vehicle Industry-An Analysis Based on Comparison with Pacific Rim Countries
By Xin Zheng; Beijing Institute of Technology
Presented by: Xin Zheng, Beijing Institute of Technology
Discussant:   Ilenia Gaia Romani, MIT, FEEM
Session 20: 5A. Commodity markets: Participants & intermediaries June 17, 2025 13:15 to 14:15 Location: 212
Session Chair: Craig Pirrong, Bauer College of Business, University of
Session type: contributed
1. Disentangling the Impact of CH Functions in Futures
By Camille AÏT-YOUCEF; Nantes University    Jean-Baptiste Bonnier; Université de Franche Comté
Presented by: Camille AÏT-YOUCEF, Nantes University
Discussant:   Craig Pirrong, Bauer College of Business, University of
2. The Industrial Organization of Commodity Trading
By Craig Pirrong; Bauer College of Business, University of
Presented by: Craig Pirrong, Bauer College of Business, University of
Discussant:   Camille AÏT-YOUCEF, Nantes University
Session 21: 5B. Asset pricing: Unusual price patterns June 17, 2025 13:15 to 14:15 Location: 214
Session Chair: Isabel Figuerola Ferretti, ICADE
Session type: contributed
1. The Application of Particle Physics Tools to Detect Market Manipulation: The MSA Lab
By Philippe Debie; Wageningen University & Research    Joost Pennings; Wageningen University & Research    Axel Naumann; European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN)    Jonas Rembser; European Organization for Nuclear Research    Bedir Tekinerdogan; Wageningen University & Research    Cagatay Catal; Qatar University    Marjolein Verhulst; Wageningen University & Research    Lorenzo Moneta; European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN)    Tarek Alskaif; Wageningen University
Presented by: Philippe Debie, Wageningen University & Research
Discussant:   Isabel Figuerola Ferretti, ICADE
2. Energy Crisis and Bubbles: the case of gas, power and green hydrogen markets
By Isabel Figuerola Ferretti; ICADE
Presented by: Isabel Figuerola Ferretti, ICADE
Discussant:   Philippe Debie, Wageningen University & Research
Session 22: 5C. Unintended consequences June 17, 2025 13:15 to 14:15 Location: 216
Session Chair: Benjamin Leibowicz, University of Texas at Austin
Session type: contributed
1. Investment valuation of photovoltaic and energy storage systems for diverse energy communities: a real option approach
By Riccardo De Blasis; Marche Polytechnic University    Graziella Pacelli; Università Politecnica delle Marche    Salvatore Vergine; Marche Polytechnic University
Presented by: Riccardo De Blasis, Marche Polytechnic University
Discussant:   Benjamin Leibowicz, University of Texas at Austin
2. Coordination Problems and Incentive Pass-Through in Carbon Capture, Utilization, and Storage Development
By Abdullah Albeladi; University of Texas at Austin    Benjamin Leibowicz; University of Texas at Austin
Presented by: Benjamin Leibowicz, University of Texas at Austin
Discussant:   Riccardo De Blasis, Marche Polytechnic University
Session 23: 5D. Global supply chains June 17, 2025 13:15 to 14:15 Location: 218
Session Chair: Nikos Nomikos, Bayes Business School
Session type: contributed
1. Environmental Disclosures in Global Supply Chains
By Christian Opp; University of Rochester    Xingtan Zhang; Cheung Kong Graduate School of Business
Presented by: Christian Opp, University of Rochester
Discussant:   Nikos Nomikos, Bayes Business School
2. Operating Capacity, Pricing and Supply Elasticity in Container Shipping Markets
By Nikos Nomikos; Bayes Business School
Presented by: Nikos Nomikos, Bayes Business School
Discussant:   Christian Opp, University of Rochester
Session 24: Keynote 2 - James Smith, Dartmouth College: Unit Commitment without Commitment - A Dynamic Framework for Managing an Integrated Energy System Under Uncertainty June 17, 2025 15:15 to 16:15 Location: Shell Auditorium
Session Chairs:
1. Nicola Secomandi, Rice University
2. James Smith, Dartmouth University
Session type: invited
Session 25: CEMA General Assembly June 17, 2025 16:30 to 17:00 Location: Shell Auditorium
Session Chair: Andrea Roncoroni, ESSEC Business School
Session type: plenary

 

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