The North American Workshop on Cultural Economics is intended to provide a forum for the development and dissemination of economic research in cultural economics, as well cultural-related applications of mathematical economics, experimental economics and other quantitative approaches. Each...

The theme of this conference is " Transcending Orthodoxies: Re-examining Academic Freedom in Religiously-Affiliated Colleges and Universities" We invite proposals from scholars who have attempted to incorporate theological insight into their disciplinary courses, especially in the natural...

The subject of this conference is "Doing Social Economics". Topics: - What makes research in social economics distinct? - How do social economists practice their craft? - What key concepts and/or theoretical constructs mark research by social economists? - How do social economists engage with...

The conference theme of 2015 is: "The Next 10 Years: Trends in Neuromarketing, Neuroeconomics, Neurofinance, and Related Disciplines" Manuscripts should combine concepts from neuroscience and/or psychology with problems in economics, marketing, business, management, or finance.

Industrial-organizational (I-O) psychology is the scientific study of the workplace. Rigor and methods of psychology are applied to issues of critical relevance to business, including talent management, coaching, assessment, selection, training, organizational development, performance, and...

We seek papers that explore different historical and spatial “sites” where technologies, economies and social-cultural life intersect in powerful ways. Potential themes for exploration include: the linkages between the historical development of technologies, economic systems, and...

The theme of the conference is "Social Economics Perspecives on Income Inequality". We invite papers on all topics of relevance to social economics including case studies, empirical analyses, theoretical essays or pedagogical explorations. In addition, we also welcome proposals for papers that...

"We are seeking a program that engages with questions of economics, religion, and culture across the social sciences. We hope to bring together the widest possible variety of academics, as well as journalists, policy specialists, and government officials."

THEME: Commodities, Commodification and Alternatives to Exchange For the ASE sessions at the 2015 ASSA meetings we welcome proposals for papers on all aspects of social economics, especially those dealing with the process of and limits to commodification. Possible topics include but are not...