The Health Services Research Association of Australia & New Zealand (HSRAANZ) supports and promotes the conduct and dissemination of applied research to improve the delivery and organisation of health services in Australia and New Zealand. Speakers and delegates at the Health Services Research...

High quality academic papers on all aspects of development economics are welcome. We particularly encourage papers with policy insights relating to the Asia-Pacific region.

Topics: Engaging orthodox economics and finance theory; Heterodox economics and finance theory; Derivative and structured finance; Finance and social theory; Gendered finance; Central banking and shadow banking; Financial crises, past and present; Historicity and futurity; Gifts and debts; Money and...

Proposals for presentations of research papers on any topics in the history of economics are invited.

The workshop will bring together researchers working in the space of behavioural and experimental economics.

Papers are solicited in all aspects of international financial integration. Topics: - Alternative Investments & International Financial Integration - Banking & Financial Services in Integrated Markets - Behavioral Aspects of International Finance - Corporate Governance & International Firms -...

The organisers of Historical Materialism Sydney 2018 invite proposals for panels and individual papers dealing with these themes or any other topics that engage with historical materialist thought from critical sociology and geography; heterodox economics and the critique of political economy;...

The LEW is an annual meeting hosted by a different university in Australasia each year. The purpose of this event is to provide an opportunity for researchers in applied micro-econometrics to share and discuss their latest research, and receive constructive feedback.

This workshop will assemble a diverse but selective program of talks within the areas covered by its scope. Participation will be by invitation or acceptance of a submitted paper, and will be capped to allow for greater interaction.

This is the fifth in a series of workshops bringing together researchers from central banks, policy institutions, and academia to explore recent developments in macroeconometric research methods and obtain feedback on research-in-progress.