The workshop aims at stimulating discussion among disciplines on the way current challenges in the economy and in the global polity, as well as, the call of citizens jointly contribute to reshape the existing national states and the resulting economic and societal orders. The focus of the...

The title of the conference is “Schumpeter’s heritage: the evolution of the theory of evolution”. The conference celebrates the anniversary of the publication of Schumpeter's 'Theory of Development’. The structure of the conference theme can be described as follows: Track 1: The Evolving...

The EHFG is the leading health policy conference in Europe. The main objective is to facilitate the establishment of a framework for advising and developing European health policy while recognising the principle of subsidiarity.

We propose to focus the presentations and discussions on four empirical themes with high potential for offering new insights on this triangular relationship. We expect substantial benefits from incorporating a variety of perspectives: economists, historians, lawyers, and political scientists are...

Thematic Session: Social interactions in the labour market Thematic Session: Match or mismatch? The role of skills, education and institutions Topics: 1. Macroeconomics of the Labour Market 2. Wages - Macro and Micro Analyses 3. Structural Change and the Labour Market 4. Labour Supply 5....

The University of Bari “Aldo Moro” partners Universities participating to the MA in Economics of Globalization and European Integration (E.G.E.I.) are jointly organizing a workshop on the “Economics of Global Interactions”. The workshop will provide scholars with the opportunity to...

By invitation only.

The Summer School will draw some lessons from the financial and economic crisis by focusing attention on what is wrong with received macroeconomics and what are promising alternative approaches in the field. The school addresses PhD students and young researchers (Junior Fellows) working in the...

The themes of the Conference include all areas of comparative economics and related disciplines treated in a comparative perspective. New approaches to comparative economics, analysis of the various forms of capitalism, different models of development, trade, monetary and regional integration...

During the course participants will analyze on the one hand some models of growth, distribution and structural change belonging to the post-Keynesian and structuralist tradition and, on the other hand, some Post-Keynesian models - the so called Stock Flow Consistent (SFC) models - which are...