We call all historians to present their research for debate on the Atlantic, by submitting proposals of panels or individual communications. As usual, the APHES Conference is open to the submission of papers on any topic in economic and social history.

This conference will bring together policymakers and researchers and invite them to discuss the possibilities and challenges of narrative-based studies on the effectiveness of macroprudential policies. Topics: - Data sources on the use of macroprudential instruments: best practices in...

The UECE Lisbon Meetings in Game Theory and Applications are an annual event that brings together leading scholars doing theoretical or applied research in the field of game theory. In the ninth edition of the Lisbon Meetings we will count with a large number of high-quality invited sessions, in...

The purpose of this conference is to explore the history of the monetary and financial processes of decolonization, often less studied than the political and the cultural ones. The objective is to shed light on the different historical cross-experiences such as a comparative analysis of the...

Monetary and fiscal processes are important elements in state building and in managing international economic relations for emerging economies and new states. These processes were also important during the transition to constitutional independence in Africa; however little attention has been paid...

CONGRESS MAIN THEME: Social Economy Networks: Cooperation for Global Change. Congress Themes: - Managing, Marketing and Strategizing through Social Economy Networks, - Social Economy Networks Fostering Innovation and Entrepreneurship, - Collective Actions in Knowledge Mobilization and Transfer...

Topics: - productivity and sectoral allocation, - endogenous labour supply and structural transformation, - the role of services and intangibles in productivity dynamics, - the importance of the quality of institutions for different sectors, - sectoral reallocation and income inequality, -...

European countries have transformed. Fiscal consolidation, the 2008 financial collapse, demographic changes, the refugee crisis, social movements, unemployment, and new political forces are all a threat to social dialogue, solidarity and the European project. Social policy has played a key role...

The Organizing Committee invites all academics and practitioners with an interest in all fields of economics to participate in the 32nd annual congress of the European Economic Association and in the 70th European Meeting of the Econometric Society.