Tracks: - Social Sciences and Humanities, - Business and Economics, - Teaching and Education, and - Science and Technology. The accepted submissions will be clustered around their common topics and areas of interest. As is typical of multidisciplinary conferences, the final program - released...

The topic of the workshop will be productivity and regulation with transportation as one of the applications to be covered in this single session, four day workshop (with additional trips organised to Masada, the Dead Sea and the old city of Jerusalem) ending with a New Year’s Eve party.

The aim of conference is to present the actual evolution of knowledge management and its impact on management, marketing, financial management and other fields of knowledge economic in the current phase of the economic cycle.

The focus of the conference is on international aspects of Commerce, Marketing, Tourism and Education.

The conference is intended to provide a forum for discussing innovative theoretical and empirical research on the brain drain and the way it affects sending and receiving countries. Possible topics include (but are not restricted to): the effects of skilled migration on human capital...

The conference will showcase research on these issues from (social) science and technology studies, and feminist and post-colonial studies under the framework of the project Knowledge, Institutions and Gender: an East-West Comparative Study (KNOWING, Framework Programme 6, www.knowing.soc.cas.cz).

The summer school will provide graduate students and young researchers with the opportunity to learn from and interact with world-leading economists in the field of economic growth. We will expose students to frontier research in economic growth and encourage participants to present their own work.

This conference will discuss for the first time in East-Central Europe current obstacles to successful science policy implementation and discrepancies between the status quo and stated goals concerning gender equality and the position of early stage researchers. This will be done through...

Theme Understanding the Bologna reform process and how to benefit from it.

Economists working in this field are invited to submit a paper for presentation at the Jerusalem conference. Papers focusing on “Globalization and Growth in a Long Term Perspective” are of special interest. Issues involving Human Capital, Technology, and Development Stages are welcome.