We invite submissions of papers on all aspects of behavioral finance for presentation at the fourth Research in Behavioral Finance Conference. Submissions may be in the form of completed papers or extended abstracts. We welcome work that examines the financial behavior of individuals (in their...

In 2022 there will be no TIBER symposium. TIBER brings together Economists, Psychologists, Marketing researchers and others who work on Behavioral Decision Making, either in individual or interdependent settings. We look for empirical contributions from diverse fields, such as Individual...

Due to the COVID19 outbreak, the 2020 physical meeting of the ECSR has been cancelled. Given the importance of conferences for early career researchers, we are organizing a one day ECSR online conference on 2 July. On this day, the ECRs who were accepted for an oral presentation at the regular...

The broad topic of M-BEES is Theory and Experiments. M-BEES centers around the question if and how economic experiments can inform economic theory and vice versa. M-BEPS brings together researchers, policy makers and practitioners interested in how behavioral economics can inform policies in...

The symposium aims to bring together economists, psychologists, marketing researchers and others who work on Behavioral Decision Making, either in individual or interdependent settings. The symposium consists of two keynotes, a number of parallel sessions with presentations of about 25 minutes,...

Paper submissions are invited in the fields of law, economics, political science or other disciplines that are related to the conference topic.

The workshop has been cancelled.

Netspar stimulates innovative academic research in all disciplines in the social sciences related to aging and retirement. For the Netspar International Pension Workshop Netspar invites contributions from all areas of Netspar’s research program. Topics of interest related to aging and...

Research about the causes and implications of inequality is ongoing, and this workshop aims at both providing some answers and promote further efforts. Understanding the roots of inequality is an important issue, and the first step to designing measures aimed at promoting equality of opportunity.

TIBER brings together Economists, Psychologists, Marketing researchers and others who work on Behavioral Decision Making, either in individual or interdependent settings. We look for empirical contributions from diverse fields, such as Individual Decision Making, Consumer Behavior, Bargaining,...