Mark your calendars for an exciting gathering of environmental and resource economists from Wednesday, May 29 to Friday, May 31, 2024, at the prestigious Grand Hyatt Washington in the heart of our nation's capital, Washington, DC. We cordially invite you to join us for three days of knowledge...

We are calling on accounting researchers, educators, and practitioners to join us to help address some of today’s most pressing issues: climate change, global pandemics, and supply chain disruptions, to name a few. To address these issues, we need to stretch our mindset and look beyond the...

AERE’s signature Summer Conference gathers the world’s leading environmental and natural resource economists for three days of outstanding academic programming in a collegial atmosphere. We encourage participation from academic, public, and private sector environmental and resource...

AERE provides many forums for exchanging ideas relevant to the management of natural and environmental resources.

The CAAA has the intention of proceeding with a hybrid model conference with in-person and virtual options available. We are committed to ensuring that the quality of both the in-person and virtual events will match the quality you expect from all our conferences.

We encourage participation from academic, public, and private sector environmental and resource economists as well as graduate students, in particular those entering the job market.

The theme for this year’s symposium will be "Near & Far: Trends in Qualitative Accounting Research". The Symposium aims to provide a space for academic discussion on various topics related to qualitative research methods in accounting. It also provides opportunities to share emerging and...

June 9 - webinars, Craft of Accounting Research Workshop June 10 - Professional Development Day, Ethics, Accounting Perspectives Symposium June 11-12 - Research and Education sessions

AERE provides many forums for exchanging ideas relevant to the management of natural and environmental resources. We encourage participation from academic, public, and private sector environmental and resource economists as well as graduate students, in particular those entering the job market.