The Economic and Social History Society of Ireland was formed in 1970 to promote the study of economic and social history in Ireland.

This half-day conference will bring together Irish and international speakers to provide a comparative overview of approaches to identifying labour shortages, and related migration policy formulation. Recent policy developments in Ireland and Europe indicate that migration is one, increasingly...

The eighth annual Irish Economics and Psychology Conference will bring together economists, psychologists and policymakers to hear and discuss some of the latest research. The afternoon session will involve invited international speakers and a panel, who will consider the potential benefits and...

This annual central bank workshop gives researchers, policy-makers and practitioners the opportunity to discuss theoretical work, empirical findings and policy implications related to the microstructure of financial markets. Topics: - Microstructure effects of non-standard monetary policy...

The theme of the 2015 congress is "Taxation in a Global Economy". Increased international mobility of economic activity via FDI, trade, and migration has resulted in a tax environment that requires decision makers to consider their choices in a global context. In particular, the mobility of tax...

Suggested themes for the conference: - Regional Growth and Productivity - Migration and Regional Labour Markets - Regional Policy in Ireland and the UK - Differential Regional Impacts of the Current Economic Crisis - Regional Impacts of Education Policy and Institutions - European Regional...

Topics: - International adjustment dynamics - Current account imbalances and international capital flows - Global monetary system and financial crises - International regulation of financial markets and intermediaries - Open-Economy Macroeconomic Models - Exchange Rate Regime - International...