We would like to draw your attention to the upcoming German Development Economics Conference scheduled for May 23-24, 2024, and hosted by Leibniz University Hannover. We are thrilled to announce that our keynote speakers for this year's conference are Sandra Sequeira from the London School of...

What has your Big Data-based research brought to light? What new methods for exploiting this new resource for research have you used or developed? Where do you see new fields of research being made possible by adding Big Data to the toolbox? CESifo and the ifo Institute are inviting submissions...

Topic: • Distributional consequences of agglomeration benefits • Labor market outcomes and housing affordability • Highly-local income inequality • Spatial extent of local labor markets and commuting patterns • Neighborhood effects and segregation • Interactions between local housing...

This talk argues that there is a gap separating planning practice and the technical and legal requirements that smart city technologies entail. A pertinent case is Quayside, Toronto, where Sidewalk Labs (part of Alphabet and a sister company of Google) and Waterfront Toronto (a three-level...

This conference aims at discussing recent research related to sustainability in global supply chains with a focus on impacts in developing countries. While sustainability concerns permeate various sectors in developing countries, certain industries such as agriculture, forestry, mining, and...

Die nächste Jahrestagung der DGD findet vom 15.3.2023 um 13 Uhr bis zum 17.3.2023 um 13 Uhr an der Universität Koblenz zum Themenbereich Demographie, Region und Nachhaltigkeit statt. Die Tagung wird hybrid durchgeführt, Tagungssprachen sind Deutsch und Englisch.

Die Konferenz steht unter dem Motto: „Wenn möglich, bitte wenden!“ Räumliche Planungen und Ent­wick­lungen tragen lokal und global trotz gegenteiliger Leitbilder zu ge­sell­schaft­li­chen Pro­zes­sen bei, die die Tragfähigkeit des Planeten überschreiten sowie Be­las­tungen und...

The ASRDLF Doctoral Studies are aimed at doctoral students and researchers working on territorial and regional issues in the human and social sciences (planning, economics, urban planning, geography, management, history, law, political science, sociology, etc). They take place in the form of...

This two-day event will feature presentations on recent advances in econometrics. Attendance is free but registration will be required.