The I.S.E.O. Summer School is reserved to graduate students (Masters and PhD) notably in Economics and in Finance, teaching assistants, researchers and young professionals. The upcoming edition – entitled “The post pandemic world economy” – will investigate some of the biggest issues...

The I.S.E.O Summer School is an international summer course focused on the most topical economic discussion. The 16th edition will be centred on “Global economy and financial markets: what lies ahead” : this macro theme will be analyzed by each lecturer using his particular approach and...

The I.S.E.O Summer School is an international summer course focused on the most topical economic discussion. The macro title chosen for the 2018 edition is "Challenges and Opportunities in a Shifting Global Economy". The programme will cover all the major aspects related to international...

Three Nobels in Economics (Jean Tirole, Eric Maskin & Michael Spence) will lecture at the I.S.E.O Summer School (17-24 June 2017, Italy) focused on "The global economy: searching for a new equilibrium”.. The course is reserved to graduate and postgraduate students, researchers, teaching...

The meeting will investigate a topical theme such as the bond between innovation, intellectual property and patents. It is common to argue that intellectual property in the form of copyright and patent is necessary for the innovation and creation of ideas and inventions: is it really true? Are...

The I.S.E.O international Summer School aims at bringing together a large number of graduate students coming from the most important international universities to improve their knowledge in economics. Classes will be held by Nobel Laureates for Economic Sciences and well-known economists. The...

The I.S.E.O. Summer School introduces to some of the principles of international economy, investigating the role of different Countries in the international economic scenario. It focuses on growth, on the strategies and instruments of monetary policy, on the structure and mechanisms of the...

Theme: "Global Inequality- Labor Markets, Growth and Social Reforms in Advanced and Emerging Countries"