Key topic of the conference – Regional development in the context of global trends of the world economy . The main challenge for regional elites is launching a new wave of economic development. Even the most efficient regional management teams that can withstand external challenges are not...

The workshop discussion is divided into three themes: 1. New economic realities for cities and regions. What are the challenges and threats for spatial development? Particular attention will be given to digitalization processes, their impact on the development of cities and regions, and how...

The aim of the conference is to discuss the possibilities of including biodiversity as part of natural capital in the company's management accounting, including valuation options for these purposes. Furthermore, from the point of view of reporting, the use of natural capital accounting,...

The Canadian Macroeconomics Study Group solicits applications in all areas of macroeconomics to be presented at its 33rd annual meeting. The conference will consist of 14-16 papers along with discussants. The conference is open to all with a general interest in macroeconomics.

The special topic of RHEC 2019 is “Contributions of Higher Education to Society and Economy: Global, National and Local Perspectives”. The Conference will offer a vibrant international forum for academics, strategists, institutional leaders, etc. to share opinions and explore multiple...

Topics of interest include, but are not restricted to: - Non cooperative dynamic games; Stochastic games; - Evolutionary games; - Cooperative equilibria; - Numerical methods in dynamic games; - Applications of dynamic games in Network industries (telecommunications, transportation, etc.);...

The conference seeks to bring together scholars interested in offering fresh perspectives on the identities, representations, and meanings of regions and regionality in the Russian experience, in particular during the imperial era (1700-1917). Topics: - Patterns related to the definition and...

Submissions on econometric methods for large models and machine learning are encouraged, but submissions in any area of theoretical or applied econometrics will be considered.

The event aims at providing a forum for central bankers and academic researchers to discuss the arguments for and against the issuance of CBDC and under what conditions, if any, governments should issue their own digital currencies. Topics: Motivations for issuing CBDC; Conditions under which to...

We propose to discuss the “multiplicity” of young people within or outside the following topics: Youth cultures, subcultures, scenes, and solidarities; Youth in the new economy and labour market; Civic engagement and political participation; Digital youth; Sexuality, body, and gender in...