The title of the theme for the 16th conference: “Tension, Trust and Transformation”, seeks to capture the experiences of recent times, crises and global challenges, such as the Covid-19 pandemic, climate change debates and activism, inequalities and violence, persisting levels of populism...

The Centre for Development Economics, at the Delhi School of Economics, jointly with the Econometric Society, is now accepting contributed papers in any field of Economics for the Delhi Winter School (WS2022).

Submissions in all fields of Economics are welcome.

Theoretical, empirical and experimental papers are welcome. Scientific topics to be considered at the conference include, but are not limited to: theoretical economics, financial economics, political economics, industrial organization, competition policy, normative economics, public economics,...

Conference Topics: Agricultural and Agri-tech economics; Banking and Finance; Bounded Rationality in Economics and Finance; Commodities and Financial Markets; Development Economics; Economic Asymmetries; Economic History and History of Economic Thought; Emerging Market Economies and...

Topics: all fields of Economics. At the moment, we expect the conference to take place in a hybrid format, with a mix of participants physically present at the conference and others participating online. However, the evolution of the pandemic may change this, namely due to the legal and...

Themes for IEA 102nd Conference 2019: Theme 1. Economic Growth, International Trade and ‘Make in India’: Global and Domestic Challenges; Theme 2. Rural Development:Agriculture and Rural non-farm; Theme 3. Fiscal Federalism; Theme 4: Livelihoods and Social Protection: Jobs, Universal Basic...

The invited speakers for WS2019 are V.V. Chari (University of Minnesota), Edward Glaeser (Harvard University), Ran Spiegler (University College London and Tel Aviv University) and Petra Todd (University of Pennsylvania). Each invited speaker will deliver a set of lectures. The School will also...

The UACES Annual Conference in contemporary European Studies offers an important interdisciplinary forum for researchers in Political Science, Economics, Law, Geography, History, Public Policy and Sociology.

Topics: all fields of Economics. Keynote Speakers: Paul de Grauwe – London School of Economics and Michael Kremer – Harvard University.