ESEE 2011 has two main objectives: - To create a platform for discussion of theories, methodologies and practices already existing in the field and assess what has been achieved so far. - To explore the full potential of ecological economics in dealing with policy issues, both in theory and in...

This is a conference for those, who are interested in presenting paper in all fields of economics and finance.The aim of the conference is to bring together a wide audience of academicians, policy makers and practitioners around clearly circumscribed topics, engage participants in fruitful...

The International Conference on Eurasian Economies aims at bringing together academicians and decision makers involved in research about Eurasian countries in a forum to discuss current and future economic and social issues of the region.

Submissions are solicited on a wide variety of topics relevant to emerging markets including but not limited to: - monetary and fiscal policy - financial institutions and markets - international trade flows - foreign direct investment and outsourcing - economic development and growth - energy...

Conference Themes: Submissions in one of the areas listed below are especially encouraged but submissions in other areas will also be considered, as long as they deal with the economies of the MENA region. 1 - Labor Economics 2 - Investment & Finance 3 - Macroeconomic Management, Growth &...

The workshop program aims to represent various subjects constituting the title of the event. Talks will focus on the progress made in Financial Mathematics for modeling financial phenomena and developing numerical techniques for applications. An additional emphasis will be made on the...

Main Topics: - Current Status and Update of Privatization in the Caspian and Black Sea region - The Role of IFIs- World Bank, IFC, EBRD, IMF, ADB - Finance Opportunities and Main Projects in each country - Project, Trade and Export Financing - Micro Banking and Loans in the CIS - Accounting...

The conference primarily aims at bringing academics, researchers, policy-makers, industry professionals and students working or having an interest in any sub-field of finance and economics with a special reference to emerging market economies and institutions.

Topics: Human Resources, Growth and Immigration, Health, Climate Change and the Environment, Energy, Water, Global Economy, Human Capital and Globalization, Education and Culture, Information Technology and Society.

Here there are some examples of the topics to consider and incorporate in every Working Group: · Teaching and Learning of Finances: What`s new? · Finances in Open Economies · Financial Econometrics with High Frequency Data · International Financial Market and Country-Risk Analysis ·...