The Annual Conference is the cornerstone event of the Canadian Economics Association. Each spring, a programme of State of the Art Lectures, Special Sessions, and academic papers is presented. The conference is hosted in a beautiful Canadian city by a Canadian University where participants...

The Society for Institutional and Organizational Economics (SIOE) studies institutions and organizations, primarily from the perspective of economics with a goal of integrating this work with strategy, political science, and law. As one theme of the conference will be the challenges of...

CELS brings together scholars from law, economics, political science, psychology, policy analysis, and other fields who are interested in the empirical analysis of law and legal institutions. CELS presents papers that engage empirical and experimental scholarship on legal issues spanning all...

Computational economics explores the intersection of economics and computation. These areas include agent-based computational modeling, computational econometrics and statistics, computational finance, computational modeling of dynamic macroeconomic systems, computational tools for the design of...

The conference is open to academics and graduate students with research interests in law, and draws attendees from across Canada, the United States, Europe and beyond.

The organizers invite the submission of papers related to such topics as: - Nowcasting, forecasting, and real-time monitoring of macroeconomic and financial conditions. - The use of real-time data and survey data for the estimation and empirical validation of economic models. - Evaluation of...

As in past years, we are soliciting papers in all areas of law and economics. We anticipate that there will be panels focusing on a wide variety of topics, including: -Bankruptcy -Competition Policy -Consumer Protection Policy -Contracts -Corporate Governance -Corporate Law -Criminal Law...

"The Canadian Law and Economics Association conference is held annually at the University of Toronto Faculty of Law. The conference is open to academics and graduate students with research interests in law, and draws attendees from across Canada, the United States, Europe and beyond."

As in past years, we are soliciting papers in all areas of law and economics. We anticipate that there will be panels focusing on a wide variety of topics, including: -Bankruptcy -Competition Policy -Consumer Protection Policy -Contracts -Corporate Governance -Corporate Law -Criminal Law...