Research themes: 1. A pan-European database 2. European growth from the mid-nineteenth century 3. European growth in the very long run 4. The history of European integration 5. Europe's changing position in the world [gemäß den Informationen des Anbieters - according to site editor's...

The 2005 OXONIA Inaugural Lecture is organised in cooperation with the Economics Department, University of Oxford. Martin Wolf is associate editor and chief economics commentator at the Financial Times. He was awarded the CBE (Commander of the British Empire) in 2000 for services to financial...

Innovation in tourism - Creating customer value Creative forces of the market Reinforcing the mechanisms of innovation Implementation of new technologies Competitive advantage of industries and destinations Facilitating structural changes Rejuvenating destinations Engine of growth Economic...

With a newly elected US President, Iraq continuing its process of transition and the possibility of a new era for Palestinian politics, 2005 will be a crucial year for the Middle East. The World Economic Forum in Jordan will be a timely occassion to assess the significance of the latest...

New Researchers’ Session I Trade: Theory and Practice, Health and Income, Political and Consumer Pressures in Modern Britain, Music and Economics New Researchers’ Session II Measuring Change, Money and Markets, Landholding and Property Rights, Analysis of Decision Making Academic Session...

The Annual Conference aims to bring to together economists from government, industry, higher education, the financial sector, and journalism. The conference is open to all those interested in analytical economics and policy problems; members of the Society are able to attend at reduced rates....

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The travel and tourism industry accounts for $4.4 trillion of economic activity worldwide. Given the current changing political and economic climate how sustainable is this situation? Can the industry continue to grow in the face of climate change and global terrorism? Is there still untapped...