The AARES 2024 Annual Conference will explore the grand challenges that are facing the Australasian region and beyond, such as biosecurity, climate change, environmental degradation, energy system transitions, and food security. The conference will provide a forum for our Society to explore new...

We welcome paper submissions on environmental and resource economics, with theoretical, experimental, and empirical papers equally valued.

Special Theme: Social Networks, Disaster Recovery and Environmental Governance in the Face of Climate Change. The session topics include, but are not limited to: Crime networks; Networks and organisations; Health; Social media; Social enterprise; Governance; Network methods; Networks in...

AARES is the pre-eminent society promoting research relevant to Australasia in agricultural, environmental, food, and resource economics and agribusiness Theme: Resilience in a time of uncertainty. The 2022 conference is being organised by the New England Branch in an online format.

This workshop has been cancelled.

The aim of these events is to promote the profession of agricultural and resource economics in Australia and other countries, and to foster – in all sections of the economy – interest in and understanding of the economic issues affecting primary industries, resources and the...

The conference will emphasise three major themes. In recent years, technological innovation has transformed the financial services industry at a rapid pace, and further disruption of the traditional financial sector is envisaged. Therefore, the first theme will feature papers offering different...

We invite proposals for themes and papers that investigate the role of partnerships and dialogue in teaching, research and the world of work to build a more sustainable future. These proposals should be approximately one page, including a list of the types of topics authors might wish to...

Each year, AARES organises an annual conference which is normally held in February. The aim of these events is to promote the profession of agricultural and resource economics in Australia and other countries, and to foster – in all sections of the economy – interest in and understanding of...

The Melbourne Institute Macroeconomic Policy Meetings aim to foster discussion on “hot issues” in macroeconomic policy by involving leading scholars conducting research with state-of-the-art theoretical and/or empirical tools. The 2018 edition of the Meetings will focus on "Macroeconomic...