The Warwick Summer Workshop in Economic Growth 2015 gives researchers the opportunity to learn about frontier research and present their own research in the field of Economic Growth.

The 2015 SASE Annual Meeting seeks contributions that explore inequality, its structure, its sources, its ideological legitimations, and its politics. In keeping with SASE’s comparative and international perspective, contributions that examine these issues locally, regionally, nationally, and...

The conference theme concerns growth. How to create it, sustain it and can we avoid the ups and downs of it. Is it good anyway given our environmental challenges, and if growth actually happens will it be even or increase inequality further. Finally, when will it end again in crisis? Please send...

The conference theme will be ‘Business and the Periphery’. The conference will explore the boundaries of business history and the conference committee will interpret this theme broadly to welcome paper and session proposals which address historical themes relating, but not limited, to...

Under the banner of "Transformations", the themes of the conference include: post-growth economics; natural resources, ecosystem services and environmental quality; development, consumption and well-being; power, politics, institutions and the reality of achieving change; new business models and...

The ABH is holding its fourth Tony Slaven doctoral training workshop on the 2nd and 3rd July 2015.1 This is immediately preceding the 2015 ABH Annual Conference at the University of Exeter Business School and participants will also be welcome, and indeed, encouraged, to attend the main ABH...

Competitive papers (or abstracts ) are invited in all areas of business, including: Management Information Systems; Global Business; Marketing Theory and Applications; Accounting; Economics; Finance & Investment; General Management; General Business Research; Business & Economics Education;...

The main theme for the conference this year will be Corporate Governance although submissions from all areas of Finance are also welcome. The conference will be followed on 26 June 2015 by a workshop on Corporate Governance given by Professor Marc Goergen, Cardiff University. Submission is open...

The inaugural Labour Workshop hosted by the Department of Economics at the University of Warwick provides the opportunity for Economic researchers to engage and discuss the latest ideas in the economics of labour and applied econometrics and to foster collaborative research projects.

Topics: - Applications of e-Government - Challenges to e-Government - Interoperability - e-Government 2.0 - e-Democracy/e-Participation - Measuring e-Government/Economics of e-Government - Legal, agency, trust and governance issues in e-Government