This year’s topics include: foundations of innovative behaviour, entrepreneurship, measurement of innovation, innovation in finance, empirical methods and modelling, experimental economics, development economics, network analysis, and climate economics.

The conference will include sessions on agriculture, the environment, rural communities and economic development, food and related industries, land use, and development economics.

We invite abstracts for papers that discuss market-based policy instruments in environmental governance and, more specifically, in the provision of ecosystem services. Papers should pay special attention to (A) the discourse on and politics of market-based instruments (MBIs) for ecosystem...