Gender as an analytical tool has been increasingly used by historians in the last few decades in a wide range of domains. The aspects of social and economic history where the gender dimension is relevant are numerous: assessment of social functions, different patterns of insertion in the labour...

The topic of the 59th RSA is Globalization and Development: cities, regions, nations. General meetings, specific sessions and other initiatives will focus on this topic. As usual for SIE scientific meetings, parallel sessions or poster sessions will cover theoretical and applied economics...

Topics: - Structure, Scope, and Performance of Government, - Publicly Provided Goods • Optimal Taxation • Redistributive Effects, - Asymmetric and Private Information • Economics of Public-Private Contracts • Mechanism Design, - Public Policy Evaluations • Econometrics of Games and...

Topics: - Financial sustainability and adequacy of social protection systems, – Advocating rights for “invisibles”, – Role, competences, and training of social workers in the face of current emergences, – Globalization and changing labour markets and labour rights, – Social...

We are inviting original papers in all areas of environmental and natural resource economics.

Theoretical and empirical contributions are welcome, including, but not limited to, coalition formation, dynamic models and games, bargaining models, general equilibrium models, behavioral economics and experimental economics. A non-exhaustive list of relevant topics would include: the impact of...

Submissions in all fields of Economics are welcome.

Theme Circular Economy, Urban Metabolism and Regional Development: Challenges for a Sustainable Future Regular Sessions: RS01 - Conceptualisation and models in regional development RS02 - Territorial development policies for circularity RS03 - Strategies of Circular Economy RS04 - Technological...

Conference theme: "Evidence-based policies to face new challenges for agri-food systems". The submission of contributions on other agricultural and applied economics topics is encouraged.

The Luso-Brazilian Finance Network is an informal network of Finance researchers from Brazil and Portugal. The main goal of the Network is to reinforce the existing links between Finance researchers from Brazil and Portugal. Other researchers interested in interacting with these two communities...