GARNET's core theme is ‘Global Governance, Regionalisation and Regulation: the Role of the EU’. To integrate research from Europe and beyond, GARNET organises an international conference every year starting 2006. This one, held in Amsterdam, will be the first.

The conference will not have one overall theme, but the organizers would especially like to encourage submission of papers concerning Demographic and Migration Effects on Property Markets. Besides that potential topics for papers include, but are not limited to, the following: · Property...

Courses: - Multinational Business Finance - China's Economic Development - Worlds in Collision: International relations from the collapse of the Soviet Union to the rise of China - Chinese Foreign Policy - Globalization, Regulation and Governance: dilemmas of law today - Management and...

The conference themes: Regulatory Practice in Europe, Competition and Market Performance in Telecommunications, Improving Telecommunications Infrastructure, Structural Change in Telecommunications Industries, Internationalisation of Telecommunication Markets: the Enlarged EU and Beyond,...

The 4th China International Conference in Finance provides an open platform to bring together scholars worldwide to present research and to stimulate discussions on the new developments in finance. Papers of all areas of finance are welcome. Those with direct implications on issues relevant to...

Sessions: 'Why Do Investors Chase Return Trends?'; 'The Effective Cost of Fund Terms to Private Equity Investors'; 'Do Market Timing Hedge Funds Time the Market?' and 'Time-Varying Liquidity Risk and The Cross-Section of Stock Returns'.

The European Risk Management Seminar is specifically designed to give agriculture and food industry executives a detailed business approach to managing price and profit margin risks via strategic market instruments. Tailored specifically for a European audience, though relevant to all those...

The scope of the conference stretches from theoretical to empirical and policy studies, including cooperation for natural resource management, economics of property rights and institutions, bio-economic modelling, economics of agro-biodiversity and studies linking international trade, poverty...

In three days, a number of regional issues and problems will be comprehensively discussed in workshops and panels. Although the topic of this Conference is not EU integration, it focuses on the CEE countries that became, will become, or have the prospect of becoming members, or have a...

The purpose of the conference is to discuss the state of European competitiveness and Lisbon strategy. The conference will focus on four major issues vital for growth and competitiveness of the European Union and especially the New Member States : • Evolution of growth and productivity in the...