Topics: - Macro models & complex-systems: Path dependencies, endogenous cycles, emergent properties - Minskian analyses of financial fragility & implications for financial policy - Fiscal policy in the 21st century: Deficits & global bond markets - Stresses and strains in the international...

The subject of the conference is "New Horizons for the Global Economic Landscape". The 2011 NABE Annual Meeting provides ample networking opportunities and features an outstanding array of speakers tackling critical topics including the impact of shifting global capital flows, shale gas and the...

The focus of the workshop is to investigate the influence of cognitive and normative factors in the EU's capacity to meet the challenge of governing sustainability. Its focus is energy and environmental public policy-making. We therefore invite papers that examine the following themes: Theme 1:...

Papers applying Game Theory to Transboundary and Global Issues, relevant to policy makers, international agencies and academic researchers are sought. Applications of Game Theory to issues in natural resources (e.g., fisheries, forestry, water), environment, climate change, trade, technology...

Conference theme: "Building a Green Economy" Topics: - Ecological economic theory and pedagogy - Ecosystem services measurement and valuation - Climate, bioeconomy, and energy - Sustainable development,technology and the built environments - Sustainability and food security - Green economy and...

The objective of the seminar is to discuss theoretical and empirical contributions to the estimation of production frontiers and measurement of efficiency.

The conference features several parallel tracks (General Sessions) open to all topics of interest to environmental and natural resource economists. In addition, the conference includes one track of Sponsored Sessions that focuses on a specific theme, includes a keynote speaker, and extends...

The Midwest International Economics Group holds conferences twice a year, in the fall and spring, jointly with the Midwest Mathematical Economics and Theory conference. There are usually about 50 papers presented and roughly 75 people in attendance at each meeting.

Plenary sessions will be organized around regional resilience and sustainable development, given the challenges facing New Orleans since Katrina and now the Gulf oil spill.