The IHEA congress, held every second year, is the only global forum for health economists to engage around the latest methodological developments, present recent research findings and explore the implications of this research for health policy and practice. The IHEA congress includes...

The conference theme, ENVISIONING FEMINIST ECONOMICS STRATEGIES FOR AN EQUITABLE AND SUSTAINABLE WORLD, will explore a “world defined by the principles of feminist economics.” The 2023 conference theme recognizes the contributions that feminist economists have made to developing and...

The conference and doctoral symposium will bring together academics, doctoral students, practitioner researchers in financial, accounting, economic, banking and insurance sector and practitioners throughout Africa and beyond to discuss issues impacting on financial, accounting, finance, banking...

Theme: Applied Research in Accounting, Finance, Economics, Banking and Insurance on Africa. The conference will, virtually, bring together academic, financial, accounting, economic, banking & insurance researchers and practitioners throughout Africa and beyond to discuss issues impacting on...

In light of the evolving situation around COVID-19 globally and travel restrictions implemented by many countries including South Africa, we have decided to postpone the 3rd African ITS Conference to a later date.

Papers are invited across all fields of economics, including, but not limited to the following: macroeconomics, growth, development and poverty, monetary economics and policy, industrial organisation, international trade and finance, finance, labour, transport, health, environmental & resource...

The International Conference on Information Management and Evaluation (ICIME) provides a forum for both researchers and practitioners to come together to develop their understanding of both theory and practice in all aspects of IT/IS management and evaluation. The wide scope of ICIME reflects...

The wide range of topics to be covered by the studies may include but is not limited by: a) Globalization and the chronic poor b) ‘Corporate globalization’ and the poor. c) Threshold and externality effects of globalization and dynamics of ‘between-country inequality’ e) Global economic...