In light of COVID-19, GEM20 will be fully remote for the week of September 21-25, 2020. The Global Empowerment Meeting (GEM) is the Center for International Development's (CID) premier event featuring cutting-edge research and initiatives in global development. The topic of GEM20 is...

Cancelled: 2020 SIEPR Economic Summit Stanford University is closely monitoring the status of COVID-19, also called novel coronavirus, with the health and well-being of our community firmly in mind. The university has strongly encouraged the cancellation or postponement of large events scheduled...

The International Association for Feminist Economics (IAFFE) invites members to submit panel proposals, session proposals, and individual paper submissions on any area of feminist inquiry into economic issues, including: - Gender and macroeconomics - Feminist approaches to institutional...

The goal of the symposium is to facilitate discussion of recent research on consumers' capabilities, knowledge, preferences, and experiences in the market for financial products and services, as well as the effects of public policy interventions and new regulations on consumers, households,...

The theme for EHA 2016 is “economic history and economic development.” The Program Committee welcomes submissions on ALL subjects in economic history, though some preference will be given to papers that specifically fit the theme.

Our sessions at this conference seek, in particular, empirical papers dealing with Issues on Africa Economic Development, especially in the areas of: 1. Income Inequality, Poverty and Inclusive Growth 2. The Labour Market and Rural-Migration 3. Any area of Health Economics 4. Environment and...

The ABCDE Organizing Committee is issuing a call for papers using novel data and/or empirical methods to address issues relevant to development. The selected papers will be presented as the main sessions of the conference agenda. Possible topics include: Randomized Control Trials; Big Data;...

The theme of the conference is "Analytical Foundations for Cooperation in a Multipolar World". Subthemes: - Perspectives and policies for sustainable, inclusive growth - Poverty and inequality in a rapidly changing world - Sustainable development for the 21st Century - Structural transformation...

Topics: - Visions of societies where the economy and culture are not principally built on mass consumption - Insights into the obstacles to a transition beyond consumerist societies - Strategies for successful transitions - Theories of social change - Thematic domains of consumption - Pollution...

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