Possible issues and topics for workshop papers are: - Law and ecological tipping points - Law and environmental management: prescriptive or enabling? - Law and marine ecosystem adaptive management - The rule of law: legal certainty vs. flexibility and adaptability? - Private property, state...

We are seeking papers that offer Marxist perspectives on any aspect of modern Ireland, particularly those dealing with: Ireland and the World System; Partition, Religious Sectarianism, the Peace Process; The Labour Movement; The Capitalist State; Community Activism; Racism; Church and State;...

The main aim of the Sound Economic History Workshops is to gather new researchers in a friendly and non-imposing environment where they can present their research and receive constructive feedback from their peers and leading economic historians. A further aim is to demonstrate the breadth of...

The ISNE was formed to encourage research, information and social links among economists at the early stages of their careers in Ireland and Europe. The annual conference is intended for MSc, PhD students, and young professionals in the early stages of research. Eligibility to present has...

Conference Programme: Session 1: Post Crisis Regulation and Intervention Strategies Session 2: New Business Models in the Post Crisis Financial System Session 3: Regulation and the Changing Financial Landscape

The aim of the conference is to discuss the implications of labor market frictions, institutions and policies for macroeconomic outcomes and the design of monetary policy. Suitable paper topics include: - The sources of cyclical fluctuations in employment, wages and the labor wedge - Micro- and...

The theme of the conference is “Renewing the Management Research Mandate”. This theme is particularly relevant because of the many crises and the economic climate in which we live. It is timely, therefore, to gather and present evidence on what actually works in managing in these turbulent...

The Doctoral Colloquium, facilitated by senior academics from various Irish and British higher education institutions, will provide a collegial and interactive forum for PhD students to discuss their research and the various issues appropriate to their particular stage in the PhD process. The...

We invite scholars to present and discuss their research on the economic, political, social and cultural impacts of migration, with focus on Nordic countries in themselves and in broader international comparisons. Results of empirical research engaging both qualitative and quantitative methods...

While the main theme of the Congress is “Tax Evasion, Tax Avoidance and Shadow Economy”, contributed papers on any topic within the field of public economics will be considered, as is traditional at IIPF congresses.