Conference Program Workshops: Workshop A: A Primer on Corporate Reorganizations Workshop B: Overview of the Canada-US Treaty Workshop C: Control & Acquisition of Control Workshop D: Foreign Affiliates Workshop E: Oil & Gas Taxation Fundamentals Workshop F: Taxation Employee Compensation Workshop...

The North American Regional Science Council (NARSC) is an international Regional Science organizations that, together, promote the exchange of knowledge, theory, and analysis of cities and regions across the globe. The annual conference is structured around a number of thematically-focused...

The aim of the conference is to better understand the nature of genetics and how it can influence insurance, its function and its role in covering risks. In particular, it will address, but will not be limited to, the following topics: - Medical aspects of modern genetics (gene therapy, gene...

As the plural ‘histories’ in our theme’s title affirms, there are various kinds of histories of capitalism: macro and micro histories; Marxian, neo-classical, Weberian, Schumpeterian, Polanyian, and neo-institutionalist histories; cultural, economic, political, and social histories;...

The conference theme is "Time Series and the Bootstrap (interpreted as the union rather than the intersection)". Submissions in other areas of theoretical and applied econometrics are also welcome.

Economists from around the world will be brought together in Montréal to discuss the challenges of tomorrow. Through the Society and its international conferences, economists have the opportunity to become better acquainted with each others’ work. Past participants have included Nobel...

NFA is a premier North American Finance Conference, with participation from some of the best academics and practitioners, from top universities and institutions all over the world.

Topics: - Capitalist power and labour – from proletarianization and wages to productivity and organization; - International and regional relations and the capitalization of power; - Capitalist and democratic accounting, including the history of discounting and its possible alternatives; -...

As in past years, we are soliciting papers in all areas of law and economics. The conference is open to academics and graduate students with research interests in law and economics, and draws attendees from across Canada, the United States, Europe and beyond.

The theme of this conference is "Revisiting the Transportation Revolution" The Program Committee has selected papers on all subjects in economic history, though some preference will be given to papers that specifically fit the above theme.