The Conference is broken up into 4 sessions that will be dealing with different topics with respect to the triple planetary crisis. Session 1: Europe’s Position in the Triple Planetary Crisis – Climate Change, Biodiversity Loss and Pollution ; Session 2: Exchange Space on National Level Good...

Conference theme: Accelerating Economic Growth, Balanced Regional Development and Sustainable Urbanization in the aftermath of COVID-19. Sub-themes: - Accelerating Economic Growth: Trends and Way Forward ; - Sustainable Urbanisation; - Banking and Financial Sector for New India; - Balanced...

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...

The symposium will first offer the opportunity to investigate the potential differences of adaptation of territorial policies to the new local and regional dynamics and the way they respond to the sustainability requirement. The main questioning of the symposium will therefore be an assessment...

The 7th CIRIEC’s international conference will be an occasion for shared reflection on the role of Social and Solidarity Economy in facing the current challenges and a realizing a ‘transformational vision’ such as the one set by the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals.

The three-day workshop will provide a platform to discuss tensions in Ukrainian agriculture as well as instruments of public and private policies which can be used to resolve the existing tensions and to achieve a sustainable win-win situation for all actors involved. The workshop will...

We invite theoretical and empirical contributions, from various methodological perspectives and alternative theoretical paradigms, in all areas of economic research that are of relevance to South Asia. This may include (but not limited to): - Political economy of development in South Asia. -...

The Partnership for Economic Policy (PEP) is an international non-profit organization that links researchers globally to enhance local capacity for policy analysis in developing countries. Training workshops and scientific peer-review sessions: From June 7 to 10, PEP-affiliated resource persons...