The seminar introduces the participants to the methods, techniques and theories commonly used in their research area. It also offers possibilities for young researchers to get in contact with their peers, to explore new avenues of thinking, to learn collectively and to exchange ideas in a very...

The aim of this workshop is to bring together researchers analyzing wider labor market impacts of the digital economy, i.e. how these technological changes have directly and indirectly affected the world of work, in particular labor productivity. We encourage submissions of papers that provide...

We invite academics, researchers and PhD candidates from different disciplines (such as Economics, Sociology, Administration, Management and Governance, Philosophy) for an interdisciplinary, intensive one-day Conference. The topics of interest are the following: - Society goes digital (Digital...

ECIE 2017 is an opportunity for academics, practitioners and consultants from around the world who are involved in the study, management and development of innovation and entrepreneurship in business, the public sector and in education to come together and exchange ideas. Key Topics: -...

SASE’s 29th conference, to be held in Lyon from 29 June to 1 July 2017, will explore the various impacts of these new forms of exchange and production on different sectors in a comparative way. It will inquire about the future of the collaborative (and disruptive) economy – will it really...

topics: - Productivity measurement and its determinants, - Spreading innovation across firms and globalisation, - External imbalances, adjustment to shocks and globalisation, - Productivity, income inequality and trade, - Firm growth and internationalization, - Trade and resource reallocation, -...

The EMAEE (European Meeting on Applied Evolutionary Economics) is a biennial international conference aiming at promoting the work of young researchers, doctoral students and post-docs, in the field of innovation and economic dynamics, in the light of evolutionary and more generally heterodox...