In light of COVID-19, GEM20 will be fully remote for the week of September 21-25, 2020. The Global Empowerment Meeting (GEM) is the Center for International Development's (CID) premier event featuring cutting-edge research and initiatives in global development. The topic of GEM20 is...

Papers on any area of the economics of developing countries are welcome. [gemäß den Informationen des Anbieters - according to site editor's information] The web site is no longer available.

Hundreds of Conference Sessions For Anyone Interested In: Global Health; International Development; Millennium Development Goals; Public Health; Overseas Volunteering; Health and Human Rights; Refugee Health; HIV/AIDS; Infectious Disease; Microfinance and Social Entrepreneurship; Nonprofits;...

Possible sessions could include: • Substitutability of real economic (manufactured) and natural capital • Effects of increased income inequality on the exploitation of the environment and the stability of social institutions • Globalization of economic activity and its effects on society...

Session 1: Making Markets Work for the Rural Poor Session 2: The Role of Religion in Twentieth Century Political Economy: Insights from Hayek, Knight, Smith, and Viner

USAID’s Office of Poverty Reduction (PR), the Households in Conflict Network (HiCN) and the German Institute for Economic Research (DIW Berlin) plan to co-sponsor a two-day international conference on the special challenge of poverty reduction in conflict and fragile states. Examining the...

All papers on development economics are welcome. [gemäß den Informationen des Anbieters - according to site editor's information] The website is no longer available.

Conference themes: Plenary 1. Latin America: Breaking the Mold Plenary 2: Wars and Natural Resources Plenary 3. Katrina: Race and Class DAVID GORDON LECTURE (Changes in U.S. Capitalism Since the Reagan Era: Where Are We Now? Michael Reich, Professor of Economics, UC Berkeley and Director,...

In the wake of corporate corruption and fraud in developed and developing countries, the world is teeming with both regulatory and voluntary initiatives to improve corporate governance and market transparency. These initiatives are often justified because they promote ethical goals, such as: •...

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