The themes of the conference will reflect the forces likely to influence future global change and re-shape development agendas once again.

The UK Economic and Social Research Council is supporting a series of three annual UK-based Development Economics conferences. The first conference will be focused on economic growth in developing countries. Growth has once again become an important issue of concern in the development agenda, in...

Courses: EC102: Introductory Macroeconomics EC112: Essential Statistics for Economics and Econometrics EC202: Intermediate Macroeconomics EC212: Introduction to Econometrics EC270: Public Finance EC302: Advanced Macroeconomics EC307: Development Economics EC351: International Economics

The general themes of the conference are the causes and consequences of the acceleration of economic development in China and India in recent decades, including the implications for other developing and developed countries around the world. Topics of particular interest include: trade and...

The aim of the Conference is to facilitate the exchange of research ideas and results across a range of fields, including the economics of the household, labour economics, public economics, demography, and health economics. Examples of research topics are: human capital investment, gender...

The 2008 BISA IPEG Workshop will explore the issues of debt, trade and aid in the contemporary global political economy. Papers are welcome that address the theory, practice and politics of one or more of these issues, and/or that reflect upon the contribution of the field of...

The aim of the third annual conference is to bring together scholars and researchers of development economics and neighboring fields and to provide a forum for exchange on recent research in this area. Papers in any subfield of development economics, institutional economics, political economy...

The topic for this conference is “Conflict and Development.” [gemäß den Informationen des Anbieters - according to site editor's information] The website is no longer available.

This One Day conference aims to foster dialogue between sociological theory and social policy through exploring contemporary debates around issues such as age and ageing, care and care-giving, disability, health and well-being, social capital and social exclusion.