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       28-30 January 2016Venue: Salle A at the Vieille Charité, EHESS Marseille, 2nd floor on the left&#160;PROGRAMMEThursday 28 January14:00-14:30Registration with Buffet 14:30-15:00Welcome and Introduction15:00-15:35Marc Fleurbaey (Princeton University; economics and philosophy): Do People Seek to Maximise Their Subjective Wellbeing?15:35-15:50Discussion15:50-16:25Alistair Lawrence (University of Edinburgh; animal studies): Animal Welfare and Human Health: Similar concepts for (very) different animals16:25-16:40Discussion16:40-17:10Coffee Break17:10-17:45Melania Calestani (Kingston University London; anthropology): Anthropology and the Study of Wellbeing17:45-18:00Discussion18:00-18:35Luigino Bruni (Università di Roma LUMSA; economics and history of economic thought): Felicitas Publica, Public Happiness18:35-18:50Discussion20:00Dinner Friday 29 January09:30Coffee09:30-10:05Candace Currie (University of St. Andrews; youth and adolescent health): Wellbeing in Adolescents: Meanings and socio-cultural differences10:05-10:20Discussion10:20-10:55Andrew Clark (Paris School of Economics; economics): Good Times Bad Times: Wellbeing and Illbeing10:55-11:10Discussion11:10-11:30Coffee Break11:30-12:05Anna Alexandrova (University of Cambridge; philosophy of science): Is Wellbeing Measurable After All?12:05-12:20Discussion12:20-14:30Lunch14:30-15:05Kristian Kristjansson (University of Birmingham; education and philosophy): Flourishing as the Aim of Education: A review of the literature and the outlines of an extended Aristotelian account15:05-15:20Discussion15:20-15:55Ada Ferrer-i-Carbonell (Universitat Autonoma de Barcelona; economics): Personal Traits and Wellbeing15:55-16:10Discussion16:10-16:40Coffee Break16:40-17:15Pierre Livet (Aix-Marseille Université; philosophy): When Emotional Illbeing and Revision of Expectations lead to Wellbeing17:15-17:30Discussion17:30-18:05Bjorn Grinde (Norwegian Institute of Public Health; biology): A Biological Model of the Mind Suggests How to Assess Quality of Life18:05-18:20Discussion19:30Conference Dinner Saturday 30 January09:30Coffee09:30-10:05Olivier Bargain (Aix-Marseille Université; economics): Can’t Get No satisfaction: Large scale comparison between experienced versus decision utility10:05-10:20Discussion10:20-10:55Ilona Boniwell (Anglia Ruskin University, Ecole Centrale Paris; psychology): Hedonia versus Eudamonia10:55-11:10Discussion11:10-11:30Coffee Break 11:30-12:05Franz Eiffe (Statistik Austria; economics): Measuring Wellbeing and Progress in the EU and Austria12:05-12:20Discussion12:20-13:00General Discussion: On the possibility of interdisciplinary wellbeing research13:00Lunch and Closure of WorkshopFor further information, please contact Miriam Teschl in Marseille (miriam.teschl@ehess.fr) or Pascale Haag in Paris (pascale.haag@ehess.fr)