This conference will look for good practices to develop reward systems based on (applied) academic research and practical experiences. Abstracts for research papers, case studies and round table discussion are called to cover all the forms of rewarding based on work, performance and outcomes on...

Panel Discussion: Implications of the Family Bargaining Literature for the Personal Consumption Deduction

The Program Committee invites submissions for about 20 presentations from academic researchers in all areas of labor market policy evaluation. Papers that include methodological, economic, and/or policy innovations are particularly invited.

Research papers using a variety of theoretical and methodological approaches are invited on any topic related to the general theme of performance measurement and management control.

Topics: • Design and implementation of new management accounting techniques • Target costing in new product development and supply chain management • Cost management in customer-supplier relationships and networks • Customer-focussed cost and profitability analysis • Cost and...

The papers presented in this conference are expected to fit broadly – but not exclusively – into one of the following categories: A. Organizing for product development B. Knowledge and IT resources in PD C. Product development strategy and performance D. Leadership and creativity in PD E....

The purpose of the workshop 'The challenges of managing the third sector' is to present and discuss in a stimulating academic environment high quality research papers exploring contemporary challenges in managing all kinds of non profit organisations (NPOs).

The IZA/SOLE Transatlantic Meetings are a joint initiative of IZA and the Society of Labor Economists (SOLE) to underline the prominent role of international labor market research in Europe as well as the US. This is an event where IZA invites the members of SOLE to meet European researchers.

We seek high quality academic work that extends, enriches, refines, and challenges our understanding of the broad array of issues related to migration.

The program sessions will be held from 8:30 am to 12 pm on May 21 and May 22. Sessions will cover methodologies in PI/Death, commercial and employment litigation, in North America and Europe.