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NAASE invites submissions for the 2026 Graduate Student Paper Award. In addition to recognition, the award carries a monetary prize to present the winning paper at a NAASE conference. Email submissions to [email protected] by October 5.
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NAASE invites nominations for the positions of President-elect (to serve 2026-2028, then 2028-2030 as president) and at-large executive committee member (2026-2030). Nominations should be sent to the chair of the nominating committee Mike Leeds (Temple University) by 3/31/2026.
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NAASE invites nominations for the 2026 Larry Hadley Service Award recipient. Nominations should explain how the person “has distinguished herself or himself through service to NAASE and the field of sports economics” and be sent to Frank Stephenson (Berry College) by 3/31/26.
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Call for papers: NAASE Graduate Student Paper Award. Email submissions to [email protected]. Submissions due October 1.
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David Winkelmann (Bielefeld University) has sports betting bookmaker data to examine potential match fixing in Bundesliga and Italia Serie B.
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Kyutaro Matsuzawa (U of Oregon PhD) extends Card and Dahl to show how upset losses in NFL lead to intimate partner violence since sports betting has been legal. Biggest effects during payday weeks.
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Jeremy Losak (Syracuse) examines sports betting and focuses on testing the efficient market hypothesis using a simulation. Shows how spreads and viga can affect type 1 errors.
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Luca Rebeggiani (FOM university of applied sciences) uses interdisciplinary methods to examine what makes a fan a fan. Lands on the importance of affective factors over other explanations.
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Aji Fenn (Colorado College) examines racial wage discrimination in MLB between 1947-1959
He compares different approaches to missing salary information and uses a generalized maximum likelihood with inverse weight probabilities to show the magnitude of racial discrimination.
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Eva Marikova Leeds describes the history of financing baseball stadiums in Japan.
Since 2000, only 2/13 stadiums have been built compared to 17/30 in the US.
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NAASE is organizing sessions for the MVEA conference to be held in Kansas City Oct 23-25. To submit, email paper and presenter info to Phil Miller ([email protected]) by May 15. Grad students: There is a conference-wide award for the best sole-authored grad student paper.
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Call for papers for the 19th Gijon Conference on Sports Economics, to be held May 9th-10th 2025.
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NAASE will hold a short Zoom meeting Wed 11/13 (12 noon ET) to announce the 2024 Hadley Award winner and this year's grad student award. The meeting link will go out via email but anyone who doesn't get the link and wants to join should contact Frank Stephenson or other officer.
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NAASE seeks nominations for a 4-year term ('25-'29) as an At-large member of its Executive Committee.
Please send nominations to any member of this year’s nominating committee [Mike Leeds (Temple), Nick Watanabe (South Carolina), or Laura Beaudin (Bryant)] by Feb. 15, 2025.
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I loved this article about my friends from @NAASEcon:
"The sports economists resemble an informal fraternity... They like to drink beer, watch sports and crack jokes about each other. Unlike most fraternity brothers, they’re really good at math."
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