EC-squared is a series of annual international conferences on research in quantitative economics and econometrics, launched in 1990. The acronym (EC)2 stands for European Conferences of the Econom[etr]ics Community. Its main aim is to maintain and extend an adequate forum for both senior and...

Papers adopting qualitative, quantitative and macro or micro economic approaches to understanding aspects of knowledge intensive sectors are welcome. As are those providing conceptual developments and critical appraisals of various dimensions of knowledge and innovation within...

In recent years, health econometrics has been playing an important role in supporting health and social care policy decisions. This Workshop provides the opportunity to disseminate advances in the methods and applications of health econometrics. The Programme Committee invites submissions of...

Contributions on the following fields are welcome: - Asian Stock Exchanges: New Bubbles? - Sovereign Funds and International Financial Stability - Integrating Financial System - Regulatory Framework in EU and Developments in Financial Services and Markets since the ISD - Institutional Investment...

Topics for discussion may include: 1. Financing the social role of sport 2. Managing the mix of amateur, elite, and professional athletes 3. Equalities agenda and policy making 4. Knowledge sharing and networks across organizational boundaries 5. Sport organizations and social policy in the...

The seminar will provide a “scientific forum” for reviewing the state of the art and the new directions in economic, institutional and policy research related to the recent and future CAP reform decisions. It will give an opportunity to present and examine views, procedures and quantitative...

The conference welcomes papers in ALL areas of economics.

We invite proposals for papers or sessions that address either the general theme of this year conference "Labour, Institutions and Growth in a Global Knowledge-Based Economy" or the topic of one of the Research Areas or both.

Conference topics: 1. Sociology of Arts 2. Sociology of Culture 3. Economics and Planning in Arts and Culture