Topics: - Macro models & complex-systems: Path dependencies, endogenous cycles, emergent properties - Minskian analyses of financial fragility & implications for financial policy - Fiscal policy in the 21st century: Deficits & global bond markets - Stresses and strains in the international...

The Euro-Latin Network on Integration and Trade (ELSNIT) is now accepting proposals for papers examining the causes, consequences, and perspectives of Regionalism along the macroeconomic, microeconomic, institutional, and legal dimensions. All researchers who are associated with a European or...

The Business Innovation Conference is a premier educational and networking event bringing together leading innovation experts and practitioners from business, academia and government to exchange experiences and explore and learn the science of innovation.

The UNRISD Conference will critically examine the following interrelated issues and questions: 1. Social impacts and distributional consequences of policies and processes associated with green economy. 2. The potential and limits of structural and institutional change. 3. Agency and social...

The subject of the conference is "New Horizons for the Global Economic Landscape". The 2011 NABE Annual Meeting provides ample networking opportunities and features an outstanding array of speakers tackling critical topics including the impact of shifting global capital flows, shale gas and the...

Papers applying Game Theory to Transboundary and Global Issues, relevant to policy makers, international agencies and academic researchers are sought. Applications of Game Theory to issues in natural resources (e.g., fisheries, forestry, water), environment, climate change, trade, technology...

The organizers welcome submissions on the general theme of Globalization and Labor Market Outcomes. Relevant aspects of globalization include trade in goods and services, foreign direct investment and the operation of multinational enterprises, current account imbalances, real exchange rate...

Key issues covered by the conference are: - Mitigation, adaptation and technological change - Trade regulations and unilateral climate policies

The Midwest International Economics Group holds conferences twice a year, in the fall and spring, jointly with the Midwest Mathematical Economics and Theory conference. There are usually about 50 papers presented and roughly 75 people in attendance at each meeting.

Tracks: - Economic and Social Impact of Technology Development - Social Impact of Technology Development - MOT Education and Research - Innovation, Technology Nurturing and Incubation - National and Regional Technology Policies and Infrastructure - Small and Medium Enterprises - Technology...