The topic of the XV Aispe Conference is: “Towards a Comparative History of Economic Thought”. The Conference aims mainly at raising a series of correlated questions, which are both historical and methodological. Is it possible, and desirable, to write a comparative history of economic...

In the "Frankfurt Summit on Network Analysis" diverse speakers from academia and practice will show what`s possible and what not and how artificial intelligence is literally absent in its application in the financial services industry, despite its prominence in media coverage. The aim of this...

The topic of the 58th RSA is Mezzogiorno/Mezzogiorni: multiple trajectories and multiple equilibria. However, as usual for SIE annual conferences, papers and posters focusing on any theoretical and applied economics topic will be accepted as well.

Topics: - Public goods, externalities and pro-social behaviour, - Welfare economics without revealed preferences, - Taxation and behavioral economics, - Neo-utilitarianism and happiness research: measures and implications for public intervention, - Social preferences, moral behaviour and...

During the three days of the Conference almost one hundred papers were presented in parallel sessions either in Italian or in English on various subjects, among which: growth in Asian countries, corporate governance, China, Russia, theories of the firm, transition economies, industrial and...

Investments are the gamble on the future of a community. Their benefits span over the present. They stimulate aggregate demand. They have positive effects on expectations as well as spin-offs in terms of knowledge and innovation. Their benefits also project into the future adding productive...

The conference will provide a platform for exchanging innovative thoughts and creating cooperation between researchers in the fields of sport management and economics. Topics: The American versus the European league system; Corporate governance in sport management & institutions; FIFA –...

All relevant topics related to Environmental and Natural Resource Economics are warmly invited.