This 1st Research Workshop will address: Track A: DIGITAL BUSINESS AND ANALYTICS Track B: ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE Track C: CYBER SECURITY Track D: INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

Topics: - Cyber technologies – a challenge for regulators and supervisors? - Cyber security – threats to businesses and state bodies? - Cyber resilience and the financial sector – how to reach an EU policy that balances innovation and regulation?

This two-day workshop is targeted at PhD students and young postdoctoral scholars with an interest in the industrial organization of the digital economy. We welcome empirical and theoretical contributions related to the following (non-exhaustive) list of topics: multi-sided platforms, big data,...

In 2017 program of the USCIA summer school is dedicated to the topic "Between Market, State and Religion: Economic Realities, Social Justice and Faith Traditions". The central aim of the UCSIA summer school 2017 is thus is to reflect upon the evolutions of economic markets interacting with...

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...

During the past decade, both academics and policymakers have recognised the importance of studying interconnectedness and complexity. To this end, the objective of the winter school and the workshop is to assess recent progress made in the application of networks for modelling economic and...

Topics: - Regulation of telecommunication markets - Challenges of convergence of telecommunication systems and content supply - Development of telecommunication markets - Telecommunications and Society - Social Media and Internet Other topics in the field of telecommunications are also welcome.

This workshop has the purpose to present ongoing research from PhD students and post docs in logistics and supply chain management. The objective is to present to fellow researchers the state of the art and current problems being tackled.