The Annual RES Conference is our flagship event to which we welcome over 550 participants. In 2025, this not-to-be-missed event is kindly being hosted by the Economics Department at the University of Birmingham, the RES Conferences first visit to this vibrant city, between 30 June and 2...

Issues to be tackled: - Impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on economic, educational, medical and social disparities facing racial/ethnic minorities and people of color - Structural poverty and access to health care, education, and employment - Gender inequality - Energy, the environment, and...

The conference theme, ENVISIONING FEMINIST ECONOMICS STRATEGIES FOR AN EQUITABLE AND SUSTAINABLE WORLD, will explore a “world defined by the principles of feminist economics.” The 2023 conference theme recognizes the contributions that feminist economists have made to developing and...

The RES Annual Conference 2023 we will be jointly hosted with the Scottish Economic Society and together we will deliver one combined conference. In 2023 we will be returning to an in-person format and our hosts for the conference are the University of Glasgow, Scotland.

The economic study of religion and culture comprises a variety of sub-fields, which collectively embrace all aspects of the social-scientific study of religion or culture. It is by no means limited to questions concerning the commercial economy or monetary aspects of religion and...

The mission of the IAAE is to advance knowledge of econometrics, as well as its application in economics. The annual conference brings together leading researchers in the field to discuss and debate all aspects of econometrics, covering both its theoretical development and applied uses. We aim...

We cordially invite theoretical, experimental, and empirical work on any aspect of contests including but not limited to economics, management, politics, psychology, sports, biology, neuroscience, computer science, etc.

Subject Areas: Bayesian methods; Big Data; Business cycles; Climate and environment; Combinations; Crime; Data mining; Demand; Demography; Denisty; Econometrics; Education; Energy; Exponential smoothing; Finance; Forecast evaluation; Government forecasting; Healthcare; Inflation; Intermittent demand;...