The Committee on Economic Education (AEACEE) is a standing committee of the American Economic Association that has been in existence in one form or another since 1955. The mission of the Committee is to improve the quality of economics education at all levels: pre-college, college, adult, and...

This conference has been cancelled.

Submissions may be of individual papers, complete sessions of three or four papers, workshops, or panels. Submissions of completed sessions are especially encouraged.

Plenary sessions include: • Derek Neal, "The Market for Learning" • Steven Levitt, "Thinking Like a Freakonomist in the Classroom" • John List, "Using Field Experiments to Teach Economics" Hosted by the Committee on Economic Education, in cooperation with the Journal of Economic Education...

Proposals for presentations in concurrent sessions featuring papers, posters, panel discussions, or workshop activities will be considered on topics related to teaching economics at colleges and universities (undergraduate and graduate) and research on teaching and learning economics at any...

The Economics Network runs residential two-day workshops specifically designed to meet the needs of new and aspiring lecturers of economics. The main aim is to discuss and evaluate what makes effective teaching of economics, including lectures; seminars and small-group teaching; assessment and...

The Economics Network has established a network of Key Contacts throughout UK Higher Education Institutions. Every economics department or business school that teaches courses with an element of economics has been invited to nominate a Key Contact. (Key Contacts typically have a keen interest in...