Topics include but are not limited to: - Basic Theory of Accounting with Chinese Characteristics ; - Eastern And Western Mainstream Culture on The Construction and Practice of Accounting System ; - The Relationship Between Traditional Chinese Accounting Culture and The Great Rejuvenation of The...

The European Summer Symposium in Economic Theory (ESSET) is one of the key annual events for economic theorists. It has been held at the Studienzentrum Gerzensee (a foundation of the Swiss National Bank), Switzerland, each July since 1992. ESSET 2022, is retaining the focus of the postponed 2020...

The purpose of this Symposium is to facilitate the exchange of ideas between Chinese and international scholars on labor economics. We invite submissions from all areas related to labor economics. Empirical research on or theoretical work with empirical applications to the Chinese labor market...

Due to the uncertainty of COVID-19, the organisers have reviewed the situation and decided that the safest option is to cancel ESSFM this year. There will be a new round of paper submissions and selections so we will be in contact when the new dates for ESSFM 2021 are confirmed.

The 2019 symposium is cancelled in view of the uncertainty regarding the situation in Hong Kong.

Topic: any area of financial economics and related fields.

ESSET 2019 will be devoted to "Advances in Behavioral Theory", and "Information, Learning, and Markets". Focus sessions in the first week (1 – 5 July) will be organised by Aislinn Bohren (Carnegie Mellon University, University of Pennsylvania and CEPR) and Philipp Strack (University of...

This symposium will bring together researchers from Europe and the Asia-Pacific interested in any area of financial economics. Both theoretical and empirical contributions are welcome.

The 2018 HKUST Accounting Research Symposium invites submission of unpublished manuscripts in all areas of accounting research. The Symposium welcomes participation of accounting scholars for two days of presentations and discussions, including a keynote speech by Professor Wayne Guay from...

This year our theme is Asset Pricing, defined broadly.