The AISPE invites historians of economic thought, economic historians, economists, and interested scholars to submit proposals for papers and/or sessions on the topics listed below or on others connected with the theme of the conference: a) Economists and the First World War (on the occasion of...

The broader objective of the Belpasso International Summer School is to provide advanced training for young researchers who are also EAERE members from all over Europe and beyond on European issues of environmental and resource economics. This year the topic is “Spatial context and valuing...

The immediate aim of the Summer Schools is to provide advanced training to European doctoral and post-doctoral students in specialised topics relating to the field of environmental and resource economics. The topic covered by the 2014 Summer School is "The Economics of Adaptation to Climate Change".

Topics: - Microeconomics vs. macroeconomics - Partial equilibrium vs. general equilibrium analysis - Applied economics vs. applied econometrics - “Local" histories vs. “global” histories

The Third AIEAA Conference to understand the changes environment and at identifying mentioned challenges. Specific issues to be addressed are the following: - food and nutrition security in different regions; - modeling and measurement - assessment of social, economic and production and...

The course will feature three Nobel Laureates in Economics ( Robert Engle, Michael Spence and James Mirrlees) and some international economists. It will gather some of the most talented researchers, young economists and post graduate students in Economics. The course will analyze the...

We welcome contributions from the following fields: - environmental economics - resource economics - energy economics - economic dynamics - growth theory The conference is open to all interested researchers. The following topics covering dynamic issues of the natural environment are of...

Proposals for papers of sessions on all aspects of the history of economic thought are welcome. Particularly welcome are proposals of papers and sessions that fall into the ESHET 2014 Conference theme: Liberalisms: perspectives and debates in the history of economic thought

Topics: - Theology and economics in historical perspective, with a special focus on the Protestant Reform/Catholic Reform period, when the “spirit” of capitalism began. - Market and grace, economy and gift: are there influences of theological debates? - The theological influences in the...

The symposium aims to address the global sustainability challenges by a systemic perspective. Systems Thinking sheds the light to the several interactions between natural and social systems. Knowing these interactions gives a better understanding of the principles that can help solve some of...