Papers on any risk or insurance related topic are welcome. Specific subject areas include, but are not limited to, finance, economics, risk management, insurance law or regulation, public policy, health care, international issues, retirement, or employee benefits.

Time is arguably the most valuable resource available to the human population. It is therefore important to understand why individuals allocate their time in the way they do and the consequences of those time use decisions. This conference will give members of the growing U.S. and international...

ISNIE, The International Society for New Institutional Economics was founded to stimulate and disseminate interdisciplinary research on economic, political, and social institutions and their effects on economic activity. ISNIE encourages rigorous theoretical and empirical investigation on these...

AREA has pursued two missions: bringing recognition to the combined use of vocational rehabilitation and economic loss assessment as a distinct discipline, and providing a peer-exchange forum for vocational, economic and rehabilitation experts who practice within this growing field.

What are the implications of the current economic crisis for religious organizations? How might the beliefs and behavior of individuals and congregations change? What faith based initiatives might emerge as governments reduce spending to restore macroeconomic stability? We encourage submissions...

The conference theme will be "After the crisis: religion in the market square." Papers on how faith groups have responded to, or been affected by, the economic crisis are particularly welcome, but as always, the organisers are looking for papers that explore the broad relationships between...

ACE Sessions at ASSA Conference Session 1: Health Care: Intervention Principles Session 2: Panel: What Do Economists and Theologians have to say to Each Other? Present Situation and Future Prospects.