This event will offer the opportunity for scholars from Europe, as well as from around the world, to contribute to the exchange of experiences, ideas and knowledge regarding planning in the 21st century, in particular in relation to the congress theme: MAKING SPACE FOR HOPE.

The aim of the workshop is to jointly collaborate on research issues and questions that pertain to the AESOP congress theme “Making space for hope”, centered around three main themes: ethical; activist; and methodological implications.

ESWC 2015 welcomes submission in all areas of economics. It is hoped that the papers presented at the Congress will represent a broad spectrum of applied and theoretical economics and econometrics. Young economists and graduate students are especially encouraged to submit papers.

Economists and professionals working in related fields are invited to submit theoretical and applied papers in all areas of economics for presentation at the Congress.

The conference theme is "Time Series and the Bootstrap (interpreted as the union rather than the intersection)". Submissions in other areas of theoretical and applied econometrics are also welcome.

The subject of the conference is Structural Identification.

The theme of the conference is "Identification & Inference: Macroeconometric/ Microeconometric Perspectives".

The theme of the conference is "Advances in Modeling Persistence and Dependence in Economic and Financial Data" with invited speakers Pierre Perron (Boston University) and Jeff Wooldridge (Michigan State University). While submissions that are related to new developments (parametric,...

The theme of the conference is « Parametric and nonparametric alternatives »