We encourage submissions on any topic to which the theory, method or application of SNA is applied. The session topics would include, but are not limited to, crime networks, networks and organisations, health, social media, social enterprise, governance, network methods, and narrative analysis.

Workshop 1 - Introduction to Social Network Research ; Workshop 2 - Hands-on introduction to SAOMs for newbies ; Workshop 3 - Introduction to ERGMs for beginners ; Workshop 4 - VOSON Lab Tools for Collecting and Analysing Online Networks ; Workshop 5 - A review of advanced use of SAOM ; Workshop...

DAY 1: We meet early on Thursday 21 November for the Research Symposium. This is a full day of research paper presentations, panel sessions and insights from our invited keynote speakers. DAY 2: We continue Friday morning with a half day Paper Development Workshop (PDW). The focus of the PDW in...

The University of Melbourne Health Economics Group (UMHEG) is a cross-faculty network of health economists based primarily at the University of Melbourne. The aim of this workshop is to share the research being done by the different faculties and schools who are members of the group.

The aim of this workshop is to bring together national and international researchers and policy makers interested in a dialogue on issues relating to the economics of health, inequality and behaviour across developed and developing countries. It will be an opportunity for delegates to share and...

The Behavioural Finance and Capital Markets conference aims to bring together scholars and practitioners to present state-of-the-art research in the fields of Behavioural Finance, Experimental Finance and Capital Markets/Market Microstructure. The conference organising committee invites...

We invite proposals for themes and papers that investigate the role of partnerships and dialogue in teaching, research and the world of work to build a more sustainable future. These proposals should be approximately one page, including a list of the types of topics authors might wish to...

Proposals for presentations of research papers on any topics in the history of economics are invited.

There is no workshop theme, submissions to all topics in Economic History are welcomed.

Conference discussion will be organised around the following themes: Poverty, welfare and social inequality; Communities, families and children; Digital technologies and social policy; Environment and social policy; Disability and rights; Human services; Ageing; Health and social policy;...