The 2022 Conference focusses on Fair and Decent Work in the Global Economy? The conference welcomes papers on any aspect of labour processes, labour markets, labour organising and labour reproduction. Illustrative examples of topics include: - Labour process and other critical theories of labour...

The Economic History Society exists to support research and teaching in economic and social history, broadly defined.

AHEC 2022 aims to bring together researchers working on the economic history of all regions of Asia, as well as those comparing Asia with other regions of the world. AHEC participants are generally PhD holders and students currently enrolled in graduate programs. We especially encourage...

The Economic History Society exists to support research and teaching in economic and social history, broadly defined. We hope to hold the conference in person.

The Economic History society conference, which was scheduled to take place 17-19 April 2020 at St Catherine’s College, Oxford, has been cancelled due to the most recent advice from the UK government in relation to the current outbreak of COVID-19.

The International Conference on Population Geographies is a biennial gathering of population geographers, spatial demographers, and others interested in presenting papers and sharing ideas on spatial population issues. The conference theme for the 10th ICPG at Loughborough University is...

The 2019 conference theme, Solidarities and Challenges at the Intersection of Inequalities, invites scholars, practitioners and activists engaged with the field of feminist economics to bring questions of ‘identity’ and ‘place’ into one of the most important debates in the current era:...

The aim of the conference is to facilitate the exchange of research ideas and results across a range of fields, including the economics of the household, labour economics, public economics, demography, and health economics.

The conference programme committee welcomes proposals on all aspects of economic and social history covering a wide range of periods and countries and, particularly welcomes papers of an interdisciplinary nature.

Recent studies project populations reaching levels of 12-14 billion individuals by the end of the century. This raises a set of questions regarding food security, pandemic threats, and environmental crisis. These issues relate back to Thomas Malthus and the concerns he raised relating to...