During the workshop prominent academics working in the field of Industrial Organization and Digital Economics will provide short lectures on relevant competition and regulatory issues in digital markets. In the remaining time, workshop participants will present their research and discussion...

In light of the evolving situation around COVID-19 globally and travel restrictions implemented by many countries including South Africa, we have decided to postpone the 3rd African ITS Conference to a later date.

ECRM is interested in contributions on the subject of research methods used in business and management research. The main focus of the paper should be on the research method. Key Topics: - Research using technology: Quantitative and Qualitative approaches, - Mixed method research, particularly...

The International Society for Third Sector Research (ISTR) and the Africa Centre for Philanthropy and Social Investment at Wits Business School will co-host a PhD Seminar for approximately 20 PhD students at all stages of their doctoral research in topics related to the Third Sector, i.e., civil...

ICICKM provides an opportunity for academics and practitioners who are involved in the study, management, development and implementation of IC and KM initiatives to come together from around the world in order to exchange ideas. Key Topics: - Frameworks for conceptualising IC, KM and OL -...

Papers on all aspects of African economic history are welcome, but preference will be given to those that pertain to the conference theme.

Theme: Innovative Research and Practices in Finance for Development. The conference will be bringing together development finance practitioners, economic clusters of government, academics, researchers from institutions working in the area of development and other researchers from commercial...

The International Network for Economic Method seeks to promote links among economic methodologists, economists in all fields, and scholars in cognate disciplines. Proposals for contributed papers as well as symposia (of three papers each) are welcome in all areas of philosophy of economics and...

The study of African economic history has reached a tipping point. With few exceptions, quantitative investigations into Africa’s economic past were limited to the study of aggregated macro-economic variables – production, taxation and exports – published in colonial reports and available...

The public finances of African governments in the colonial and post-independence periods have been the subject of substantial new research in recent years. Within the broader field of African economic history, the fiscal history of the continent has yielded insights into the capacity and aims of...