The research camp is a mix of plenary presentations and thematic workshops. Two sets of three parallel workshops will be organised. SESSION 1 - "Securing Data from Industry to Meet the Growing Expectation of Top-Tier Journals" by M. Ahearne - "Modeling Markets: Specification and Estimation...

Topics: - International macroeconomics and stabilisation policy - International financial architecture - Currency and financial/debt crises - Exchange rates, policy regimes and currency unions - Trade, Finance and Macroeconomic Dynamics - Currency and international financial markets

The AM 2010 Conference Committee invites submission of competitive papers, working papers and posters for the 2010 Conference. All papers and proposals should attempt to link to the overall theme of Transformational Marketing although generic marketing submissions will also be accepted.

The major objective of this workshop is to probe the enhancement of consumer research by providing evidence and theoretical inspiration from non-Western contexts for a more reliable and inclusive body of knowledge. Given the low number of publications on consumer research in non-Western...

Two one day conferences will be held at the University of Nottingham on Monday 21st June and Monday 28th June 2010. Programme for 28th June: - On the Case for Free Trade - Firms in International Trade - International Trade Game - Could the UK Go Bust?

Conference Themes: Submissions in one of the areas listed below are especially encouraged but submissions in other areas will also be considered, as long as they deal with the economies of the MENA region. 1 - Labor Economics 2 - Investment & Finance 3 - Macroeconomic Management, Growth &...

Recent developments in international economics have stressed the importance of firm heterogeneity in explaining trade patterns and the effects of increased globalisation. This has coincided with the increasing use of datasets which link information on individual workers to the firms in which...

Two one day conferences will be held at the University of Nottingham on Monday 21st June and Monday 28th June 2010. Programme for 21st June: - Protectionism and the Global Recession - Will China Become the Next Economic Superpower? - International Trade Game - The Global Financial Crisis - Are...

The Conference is intended to provide a forum for the dissemination of student research relating to issues of Globalisation and Economic Policy from both theoretical and empirical perspectives. These areas include Foreign Direct Investment, Trade, Productivity, Economics of the MNEs, Migration...