The conference is open to all forms of energy and environment topics. For energy, the subjects could range from production, transmission, distribution, retail and financial markets. For environment, the topics could focus on policies, emerging technologies and institutions.

Proposals for papers or sessions on all aspects of the history of economic thought are welcome. The conference can be held online according to the situation caused by covid-19.

Conference theme: "Energy supply, sustainability, electric mobility: Regional challenges and opportunities" Oil and gas producing countries in the Caspian basin and Central Asia region have experienced rapid economic growth over the last decade under high energy prices, while suffering from...

JSHET Annual Conference is one of the largest conferences on the history of economic thought in the world.

The 1st IAEE Eurasian Conference will focus on energy economic issues of the Caspian region. Topics: Petroleum Economics; Geopolitics of Energy; Energy Markets and Regulation; Challenges in Gas Supply and Transportation; Regional Energy Markets; Energy Policy for Sustainable Development; Energy...

The organising committee invites proposals for individual papers (in English or in Japanese) on all aspects of the history of economic thought.

The main theme of the conference will be "War in the history of economic thought: the economists and the question of war". At the very time when many countries in the world are reflecting on the lessons of the World Wars on the occasion of the 100th anniversary of the beginning of WWI in 1914...

The subject of the conference is "Growing Energy Demand, Energy Security and the Environment in Asia." Energy demand growth in the coming decades is expected to be mostly in the non-OECD countries, specifically the developing countries in Asia. This demand growth will have significant impacts on...

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The organizing committee invites proposals for individual papers (in English or in Japanese) on all aspects of the history of economic thought.