The conference will begin on June 12, 2018 with a pre-conference workshop of the U.S. multistate research project, NC1034: Impact Analysis and Decision Strategies for Agricultural Research. organized by George Frisvold (University of Arizona). This conference will serve as a multidisciplinary...

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 institutions such as the WTO or the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, and the impact of...

We invite submissions from interested researchers on any topic within the area of Development Economics.

URPE Sessions: - Macroeconomic Studies of Labor Market, - Stabilizing an Unstable International Monetary System- Current and Historical Perspectives, - Empirical and Theoretical Developments in Marxian Political Economy, - Topics in economic development: explorations and evidence from...

Africa Finance and Economic Association (AFEA) will sponsor two sessions and another session together with National Economic Association (NEA) at the January 2018 ASSA Meetings in Philadelphia devoted to all aspects of economic development or economic growth concerns of African economies.

Both theoretical and empirical papers on economic growth and development, trade and finance, economic policy and political economy will be considered. Preferences will be given to papers written in the context of the Indian economy.

USAID’s Office of Poverty Reduction (PR), the Households in Conflict Network (HiCN) and the German Institute for Economic Research (DIW Berlin) plan to co-sponsor a two-day international conference on the special challenge of poverty reduction in conflict and fragile states. Examining the...

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Conference themes: Plenary 1. Latin America: Breaking the Mold Plenary 2: Wars and Natural Resources Plenary 3. Katrina: Race and Class DAVID GORDON LECTURE (Changes in U.S. Capitalism Since the Reagan Era: Where Are We Now? Michael Reich, Professor of Economics, UC Berkeley and Director,...

In the wake of corporate corruption and fraud in developed and developing countries, the world is teeming with both regulatory and voluntary initiatives to improve corporate governance and market transparency. These initiatives are often justified because they promote ethical goals, such as: •...