he CSAE Conference is a three day event with a keynote, panels, and parallel sessions on a series of development economics topics. This conference brings together colleagues from across the development economics community to discuss Africa.

We welcome submissions of ALL papers in development economics, and we recognise that not every paper will fit exactly into one of the following themes: Agriculture; Firms; Fiscal and Monetary Policy; Health and Education; Households, Inequality, and Poverty; Labour; Macro Productivity; Natural...

Topics we will focus on include: biodiversity and nature, climate litigation and liability, climate-related physical and transition risks, emerging regulatory frameworks and reporting requirements, engagement and stewardship, net zero transition plans, novel machine learning and data science...

The Global Corporate Governance Colloquia (GCGC) is a global initiative to bring together the best research in law, economics, and finance relating to corporate governance at a yearly conference held at 12 leading universities in the Americas, Asia and Europe. The aim of the conference series is...

We are inviting submissions of all papers in development economics, however, we ask you to select one of the following broad topics to help the refereeing process: Agriculture; Firms; Fiscal and Monetary Policy; Health and Education; Households, Inequality, and Poverty; Labour; Macro...

The symposium aims to advance private equity portfolio management practices and build a community of private equity practitioners and academics with a view to extending both the theoretical understanding and practical management of the issues raised. The symposium is a unique opportunity for...

Overall theme: “Financial system(s) of tomorrow”. We welcome submissions of empirical and theoretical research in all areas of banking, finance and monetary economics. For this year’s conference, we particularly encourage papers on the following topics: - Systemic risk and financial market...

This year the Conference will span across 2 weeks from 15-26 March 2021 featuring sessions from a range of development economics topics.

The collapse of communism in Central, East and South-East Europe (CESEE) led to great hopes for the region and for Europe. Three decades on, the picture is mixed: in many CESEE countries, the transformation process is incomplete, and the economic catch-up has taken longer than anticipated. The...