The main focus will be on empirical/econometric studies in finance. Topics include (but are not limited to): Asset Pricing; Behavioral Finance; Empirical Corporate Finance; Derivative Markets; Financial Econometrics; Financial Markets; International Finance; Market Microstructure; Risk Management;...

The theme this year is Big Data and Behavioral Research in Finance; however, all financial markets related papers are welcome.

The Conference takes as its theme ‘Managing for Peak Performance’. Papers are invited on original research in the following research areas or streams: 1. Managing for Peak Performance 2. Critical Management Studies 3. Entrepreneurship, Start-Ups and Small Business 4. Gender, Diversity and...

You are invited to submit papers addressing the conference theme, including papers relating to accounting history, business history, economic history, labour history, management history, marketing history, tourism history, transport history and other areas of interest relating to historical...

Irrigation has an important role in enhancing the resilience of NZ agriculture. However, the construction and operation of economically viable and sustainable irrigation schemes involves numerous challenges given location specific hydrological and environmental issues, evolving technological...

The Auckland Centre for Financial Research at the Faculty of Business and Law, Auckland University of Technology will be hosting a two-day conference that focuses on derivative markets. We invite academics and professionals to submit papers that model/explain features of derivative markets. The...

Only for registered participants.

The symposium will bring together leading New Zealand practitioners, academics and policymakers to discuss issues around Derivative Markets.

The main theme of the Fifth Congress of the EAAERE is “Green Economy and Sustainable Development.” We invite to submit theoretical and empirical papers in all areas of environmental and natural resource economics.

Economists are invited to submit papers for presentation in the conference. Papers in all economics fields, either theoretical or empirical, and whether or not directly related to the Asia-Pacific economies, are welcome.