The two-day conference features two keynote roundtables and a programme of research presentations from aroud 50 PhD students and Early Career Researchers (ECRs) in the field of European Studies, which includes disciplines such as Political Science, Law, International Relations, History,...

ESPE is Europe’s leading research society in population economics and fosters academic exchange around important socio-economic issues such as: (1) drivers of social inequality, (2) children’s outcomes, (3) integration of immigrants in the labour market, (4) well-being and health, (5)...

The conference theme of 2017 is: “Neuroeconomic foundations of bounded rationality and heuristic decision making” Topics preferably combine problems in economics, psychology, and/or neuroscience, and include (but are not restricted to): - Opening the “black box” of judgments and decision...

Bruegel together with the IMF are pleased to invite you to a conference on migration at which we will address the above questions and discuss the appropriate policies to help make immigration work for everyone in Europe.

We welcome submissions of full papers on any topic regarding the Economic Analysis of Law. We strongly encourage submissions by researchers at the PhD level to discuss and present their work in front of more experienced Law and Economics scholars.

Regional disparities in unemployment and wages are large, often persistent, and presumably not efficient. To what extent is it due to a range of frictions (search-matching frictions, lack of labor mobility,...), imperfect competition or discrimination? Is the functioning of the housing market...