ETSG conferences are open to any researcher with an interest in international trade issues.

The workshop will be in person (pandemic situation permitting), over three days and will focus on the effect of international trade (broadly defined).

This academic conference is intended to contribute to the emerging theoretical understanding and empirical base and to further advance the understanding and practice of business especially international trade and management. We welcome empirical and theoretical papers which advance our knowledge...

Conference theme: Advances in the Theory and Empirics of Institutions, Trade & Economic Development. We invite submissions at the intersection or union of institutions, international trade and economic development. Topics could include, but are not limited to, the role of international...

Programme: Session 1 “Global giants and local stars: Multinational brand amalgamation” ; Session 2 "European immigrants and the United States’ rise to the technological frontier” ; Session 3 "Accounting for cross-country productivity differences: New evidence from multinational firms"...

ERWIT is an annual workshop that brings together international economists from across Europe and key researchers from outside the region. The workshop disseminates the findings of recent research on international trade, and presentations often involve exploratory rather than finished...

Each year a diverse set of papers, centred on the discipline of Agricultural Economics, is selected for the conference programme. Sessions cover topics such as agricultural trade and policy, environmental economics and policy, supply chain analysis, food demand and policy, behavioural economics,...

Programm: Session 1 “City location and economic development”, Session 2 “Endogenous Infrastructure Development and Spatial Takeoff”, Session 3 “Regional Market Integration and City Growth in East Africa: Local but no Regional Effects?”, Session 4 “On the Right Track: Railroads,...

The Conference provides a forum for the dissemination of student research relating to issues of Globalisation and Economic Policy from both theoretical and empirical perspectives. These areas include Foreign Direct Investment, Trade, Productivity, Economics of the MNEs, Migration and Labour...

Participants will consider alternative frameworks for managing the movement of goods, services, capital and labour in the run-up to exit, as exit happens, and afterwards, and how these might relate to the global trade architecture. It is recognised that, if the United Kingdom does not retain the...