The goals of the conference are to focus attention on emerging scholarship and establish links between researchers and data providers to promote new work on forced displacement. Papers presented at the conference will be eligible for consideration for a special issue on Forced Displacement in...

We welcome submissions of individual papers in any field of development economics from researchers based in the Nordic countries and elsewhere.

The IAFEP Conferences, which take place every two years, provide an international forum for presentations and discussions of current research on the economics of participation. Submissions for the 2016 conference are invited from all relevant fields of study, including comparative economic...

Weighing the shadow of history on contemporary economic performance occupies an increasing part of the agenda among growth and development economists. This series of lectures will focus on recent contributions in the literature of the historical determinants of comparative development paying...

The conference aims at bringing together Nordic and international scholars for exchange of ideas and discussion of recent results within theoretical and applied development economics research.

The conference will address cross-sectoral issues and aspects related to sustainable management of sectors like agriculture, industry, energy and transport; as well as the adoption of sustainable life styles reducing individual ecological footprints, equity concerns, and strategies for poverty...

The conference aims at bringing together Nordic and international scholars for exchange of ideas and discussion of recent results within theoretical and applied development economics research. The Conference is an annual event in the Nordic countries and this year features two prominent keynote...

The First Conference on Early Economic Developments is a meeting for scholars interested in exploring economic aspects of pre-historic, including Palaeolithic, events. While delineating the exact time-frame is difficult, contributed papers should at the very least deal with pre-industrial...