Topics: any area of feminist inquiry into economic issues, including: - Authoritarian regimes and challenges to academic freedom: the intersections of gender, race and religion; - Gender and macroeconomics; - Race , gender and economic inequality; - Intra-household dynamics and...

Topics: - Modern Monetary Theory: Returning Realism to Macroeconomics; - Financing Progressive Programs; - Theories, Policies, and Institutions to Mitigate Climate Change; - Technological Innovation and Corporate Power: Returning Realism to Microeconomics; - Strengthening the Social Safety Set; -...

It is with sincere regret that the MEA Board announces the cancellation of the 84th Annual Conference originally scheduled from March 27-29, 2020. We take this action in response to the evolving health threat related to the COVID-19 outbreak in the US and under guidance about best practices from...

Conference Theme: “Migration and International Business: Theory and Practice” Topical tracks: - Conference Theme Track: Migration and International Business: Theory and Practice; - The Internationalization Process and International Entrepreneurship; - Managing the Value Chain; - International...

Topics: Crime prevention; Policing; Court processes and judge behavior; Incarceration; Prisoner reentry; Labor market dynamics for people with criminal records; Causes and consequences of racial disparities in the criminal justice system; Effects of health care access on criminal behavior;...

The International Association for Feminist Economics (IAFFE) invites members to submit panel proposals, session proposals, and individual paper submissions on any area of feminist inquiry into economic issues, including: - Gender and macroeconomics - Feminist approaches to institutional...

The main topics will focus on several fields of economic research related to the ongoing transition process in the Middle East and North Africa, the influences on the MENA economies and their relations with the economies of the European Union. However, any research related with the MENA region,...

Paul D. Bush writes that “the idea of ‘progressive’ institutional change is a conceptual bridge” that makes institutional economics “a coherent body of thought in which theoretical and applied considerations can be tightly integrated” (Bush 1989, 455, emphasis added). As documented...

As we approach the 2020 elections, it is an opportune time for heterodox economists to articulate their vision for modern economic policies that would better serve the interests of people and the environment. Already, heterodox ideas are gaining traction, from Modern Monetary Theory to the Green...

Theme 2020: A Vision for Economics and Social-Political Economy. economics profession and to the larger social economy-- especially whether we are we moving towards greater equality, and what can be done to enhance diversity and equality in the future withWhile all paper and session proposals...