Themes for IEA 102nd Conference 2019: Theme 1. Economic Growth, International Trade and ‘Make in India’: Global and Domestic Challenges; Theme 2. Rural Development:Agriculture and Rural non-farm; Theme 3. Fiscal Federalism; Theme 4: Livelihoods and Social Protection: Jobs, Universal Basic...

The scientific and organizing committees welcome submissions in all areas of finance, economics and Banking.

Theoretical and empirical papers focusing on non-parametric and parametric methodological frameworks, such as Data Envelopment Analysis, Stochastic Frontier Analysis, and Index number theory are particularly welcome. Conference topics: - Advances in Data Envelopment Analysis and Stochastic...

The invited speakers for WS2019 are V.V. Chari (University of Minnesota), Edward Glaeser (Harvard University), Ran Spiegler (University College London and Tel Aviv University) and Petra Todd (University of Pennsylvania). Each invited speaker will deliver a set of lectures. The School will also...

Conference Themes: Theme I: Technology, Globalization and Work; Theme II: Labour Organisations and Labour Rights in the Changing World of Work; Theme III: Changing Pattern of Rural Labour Markets.

Theme: The new ASEAN Economy. The Organizing Committee invites papers on all theoretical, empirical and policy topics related to the main conference themes.

To mark our second anniversary in 2019, SAIELN is hosting a biennial conference on “The Law of the Blue Economy: International and South Asian Perspectives”. Considering the fact that some of the most vulnerable economies and Small Island Developing States are situated around the Indian...

APEF 2019 is the gathering place for economists and financial experts from academia, government, and the private sector to present their research results, exchange ideas and network. This year’s sessions will look at how US-China trade war is affecting the world economy. We welcome all papers...

The IIAS-Lien 2019 Conference will focus on the theme of “Effective, Accountable and Inclusive Governance”. This theme reflects the emerging consensus at United Nations level as to what the concept of good governance means in the Agenda 2030 context.