Program
Below you find the html version of the program. If you click on the session slot a new page will open with all sessions in this slot. To download a paper please click on the paper title (downloading requires a user ID and a password).
The program is based on a 24h clock, where 00h00 to 12h00 corresponds to 'am' and 13h00 to 24h00 corresponds to 'pm'.
Thursday, July 28 (University Castle, Aula) | ||||
17h00 | - | 18h00 | Registration | |
18h00 | - | 18h15 | Opening of Conference and Welcome Addresses | |
18h15 | - | 20h00 |
KEYNOTE ADDRESS Psychology of Tax Behavior - Mapping the Field |
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20h00 | - | 21h00 | Welcome Reception | |
21h00 | - | 24h00 |
Guided Pub Crawl Tour The tour will take place in small groups. All groups will be guided by locals so that you all get to restaurants and pubs, which you may normally not find. Meeting points will be in the University Castle, Foyer, in the reception area. |
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Friday, July 29 (Mercure Conference Hotel) | ||||
8h30 | - | 10h30 | Parallel Sessions A1 - A4 | |
10h30 | - | 11h00 | Coffee Break / Mercure Foyer | |
11h00 | - | 12h30 | KEYNOTE ADDRESS
Benno Torgler, Psychophysiological and Neural Basis of Tax Compliance - Experimental Evidence |
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12h30 | - | 14h00 | Buffet Lunch / Mercure Restaurant | |
14h00 | - | 16h00 | Parallel Sessions B1 - B4 | |
16h00 | - | 16h30 | Coffee Break / Mercure Foyer | |
16h30 | - | 18h00 | KEYNOTE ADDRESS
James R. Alm, Who Benefits from Tax Evasion? |
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20h00 | - | 24h00 |
Gala Conference Dinner / Zwei-Löwen-Club The Zwei-Löwen-Club (Two-Lions-Club) is located in about 5 to 10 minutes walking distance from the Mercure Conference Hotel, at “Am Kanonengraben 9”. It is a larger brick building with two large white entrance doors guarded by two lions (set in stone). |
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Saturday, July 30 (Mercure Conference Hotel) | ||||
9h00 | - | 10h30 | Parallel Sessions C1 - C4 | |
10h30 | - | 11h00 | Coffee Break / Mercure Foyer | |
11h00 | - | 12h30 |
KEYNOTE ADDRESS Brigitte Unger, Does Money Laundering Decrease? |
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12h30 | - | 14h00 | Buffet Lunch / Mercure Restaurant | |
14h00 | - | 16h00 | Parallel Sessions D1 - D4 | |
16h00 | - | 16h30 | Coffee Break / Mercure Foyer | |
16h30 | - | 18h30 | Parallel Sessions E1 - E4 | |
20h00 | - | 24h00 |
The Münster Harbor Tour We will then go in small groups toward the Münster Harbor area, where we will find a number of nice restaurants and pubs, can sit outside along the harbor basin, watch boats passing by on the Dortmund-Ems canal … and discuss new research ideas … |
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Sunday, July 31 | ||||
10h30 | - | 12h30 |
Guided Münster Walking and Sight Seeing Tour in the Historical City Center |
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12h30 | - | 14h00 | Lunch at Leisure alongside Lake Aa | |
Option 1 | Visit to the 'Mühlenhof', Including a Short Boat Trip on Lake Aa |
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14h30 | - | 17h30 | Mühlenhof is an open-air museum located in a romantic park landscape. It shows the rural life in the vicinity of the city of Münster in the last 400 years. At its center it has a windmill from which the German name 'Mühlenhof' (mill yard) is derived. The museum offers an unique impression of different aspects of the peasants' life over the centuries, but also invites for recreation. | |
Option 2 | Visit to the Museum of Lacquer Art ('Museum für Lackkunst') | |||
14h30 | - | 17h30 | The 'Museum für Lackkunst' is a very special museum which represents a collection of historical lacquers. Originally based on two private collections the museum opened in 1993 after the aquisition of the collection by the German company BASF Coatings which is also located in Münster. The main collection consists of lacquer art from China/Korea, Japan, Europe and Russia as well as lacquer art from the Islamic world. | |
Participants will be asked upon arrival at the conference desk which option they prefer. There is no need for any pre-booking. |