The 2022 edition of the conference will focus on issues in labour economics. There will be seven presentations around the themes of firms in the labour market, earnings inequality, and labour market power. Keynote Speaker: Patrick Kline (Economics, University of California, Berkeley)

2020 CAES Annual Meeting has been cancelled.

The main function of the Society is to hold an annual meeting to promote and disseminate research. Submission of presentations at this meeting is open to all labor economists anywhere in the world, with the goal of attracting the broadest possible participation regardless of institutional...

Conference Themes: - Biophysical Limits, - Equity, Social Justice and the Commons, - Alternative Movements and Discourses, - Finance, Markets and Ecological Macroeconomics, - Pathways to Change: Tools and Strategies.

The International Conference on Sustainable Development 2017 Canada consists of following themes. 1. Development, 2. Economics, 3. Environment and Natural Resources, 4. Food and Agriculture, 5. Governance, 6. Health, 7. Information and communication, 8. Science and technology, 9. Social policy....

The objective of CREE is to provide a forum for researchers and policy analysts in resource and environmental economics to share ideas, questions and research findings.

The theme of this conference is "Pathways for Change: Towards a Just and Sustainable Economy" CANSEE and USSEE invite proposals for papers, workshops, panels and posters that address theoretical questions and inspire pathways for change towards a just and sustainable economy. Conference...

The aim of the conference is to facilitate the exchange of ideas and research results in the field of labor economics. Invited sessions: 1. The Great Recession 2. Early Childhood Development and the Labor Market 3. Peer Effects in the Labor Market 4. New Developments in the Economics of...

The organizing committee invites the submission of abstracts or papers on topics related to environmental; energy and resource economics; and ecological economics.

In More Developed Countries in the last 40 years, many national governments have claimed to be decentralising power to regional and local levels of the state, and the latter in turn often claim to be decentralising power to civil society, ‘communities’ and neighbourhoods or to ‘the local...