The past months and years have led us to questioning the nature of what we consider normal and what we consider a crisis. The COVID crisis, the war and its consequences, the climate crisis, they are all changing the way we think about the world and act in it. How do these rapid changes affect...

The purpose of this workshop is to provide the opportunity to discuss and promote topical empirical research related to all areas of monetary economics. Some particularly relevant topics are: - Inflation dynamics, commodity prices and inflation expectations - The identification of the...

The economic shocks caused by the COVID-19 pandemic and Russia’s large-scale aggression against Ukraine are likely to reshape the science-policy interface with significant implications for net-zero goals, green growth, and sustainable development. The recent experience from the...

The conference will address the challenges posed by environmental risks and impacts for finance, monetary policy and financial supervision. We welcome submissions from scholars, especially early career researchers and advanced PhD students, working on these topics. Environmental risks and...

We solicit submissions of papers whose novelty stems from the development and introduction of new econometric methods to models of climate change – inviting both papers using econometric methods to analyze climate data, as well as econometric studies of climate impacts. We particularly welcome...

The emergence of the circular economy as a new form of economic production raises questions about its integration into the strategies of companies as well as into the orientations of territorial development and territorial ecosystems. This summer school dedicated to the circular economy and...

Topics: Climate negotiations and scenarios for a +2° world; Corporate finance analysis for energy companies; Econometrics of energy markets; Energy and climate models; Energy and environment Energy derivatives: pricing and hedging; Energy and financial market interactions; Energy issues in...

Topic “Climate Change Economics and Management: Linking Adaptation and Mitigation.” The recent COP26 confirmed both the urgency of climate action and the increasing discrepancy between climate pledges and current emission patterns. Though mitigation appears essential to limit climate change...

Program: Session 1: Structural Modelling of Climate Change; Session 2: Climate Change and Monetary Policy; Session 3: Climate Stress Testing.

The Banque de France, CEPII, CEPR and University of Surrey are jointly organising a workshop to explore economic dimensions of the “new normal” environment of international trade, which has been severely impacted by recent events and associated rises in trade costs. Increases in tariffs and...