The Princeton-Humboldt confernences are part of a collaboration between researchers in Statistics and Mathematical Finance from Princeton University and Humboldt University in Berlin. The location of this bi-annual event alternates between Princeton and Berlin.

The conference program will include a mixture of contributed sessions, a dinner speech, and poster sessions. There also will be a preconference mentoring workshop for young female economists, less than 5 years from obtaining their Phd degrees.

This year, we are planning to have research skills workshops on Saturday the 12th, before the start of the main conference. We are hoping to have sessions on computable general equilibrium modeling with GAMS, agent-based modeling, and identification strategies in econometrics.

Topics considered for the conference (and journals) include but are not limited to: Accounting, Business Law, Economics, Education, Finance, Health Care, Human Resources, Management, MIS, Marketing, Operations Management, Public Administration, Real Estate, and Strategy.

Topics: - Institutional design and governance of global and/or local food supply chains - Adoption of technological, commercial and institutional innovations in food supply chains -­ Impact of specific supply chain innovations on outcome variables related to economic growth, poverty reduction,...

The 2013 SEA World Conference plans to explore empirical, theoretical and methodological themes, including: Economic Growth, Knowledge Diffusion, Labor Market and Migration, Explanatory spatial data analysis, Bayesian methods, Health, Criminology, Environmental Economics and Energy, Spatial data...

Topics: - International Migration and Local Development - Demography - Integration and Trade - Income Distribution and Inequality - Natural Resource Management and Sustainable Development - Economic Growth and the Impact of Shocks - Other development-related topics - Comparative research

Proposals on any aspProposals on any aspect of agricultural and resource economics, including teaching, research, and/or extension are encouraged.

Papers and Symposia are invited in the following subject categories: Consumer, Environment, Marketing, Natural Resources, Trade, Rural/Regional Development, International Development, Policy, Innovation, Industrial Organization, Production/Management, Health and Nutrition, and Energy.