The Decision Making and Economic Psychology Center at Ben-Gurion University of the Negev and the Behavioral Decision Making group at the UCLA Anderson School of Management invite submissions of papers for the above conference. The conference will include mostly one-track talks by invited...

At the founding of the UN in 1945, political and business leaders as well as scholars shared the conviction that commerce could play an important role in fostering peace. Half a century later, with the emergence of the interlocking global economy and the enormous new reach of business, the...

With this workshop we aim to bring together researchers from all over the world who apply the concept of ‘path’ in studying social processes and phenomena in a broad range of disciplines, settings and topics. By exchanging the latest ideas and findings in this two-day forum, it will be...

Sessions at this meeting will explore the wealth of library resources - archival, print, and digital - available to students and researchers (in Germany and the United States) in five selected subject areas: North American Studies, German Studies, Judaica, Africana, and South Asia/India,...

The issues include, but are not limited to, the role of frontiers in institutional change: - New property rights to physical and intellectual property. - New political and legal structures. - New production organization and government arrangements. - The process of institutional change in these...

Topics: Behavioral and Cognitive Economics, Cognition, Decision theory, Game theory, Knowledge spaces, Measurement and Scaling, Media theory and Combinatorial Approaches, Perception and Psychophysics, Psychometrics, Social Psychology, Statistical Methods, Stochastic Modeling, etc...

We propose that the EGOS 2006 general theme be devoted to studying how different forms of organizing interact in shaping contemporary society and how society shapes organizing in turn. The research implications are far reaching, involving all traditions of the social sciences and the humanities.

The conference goals are to further debate, stimulate new research, and contribute to theory and practice on critical issues of gender, marketing and consumer behavior. Innovative perspectives, methods and topics are encouraged. Suggested subject areas include, but are not limited to: - Gender...

We have previously hosted several Post Keynesian and Institutionalist Graduate Workshops, while this year’s “heterodox” summer school aims to incorporate Institutionalist, Post Keynesian, and Feminist traditions.

Relevant topics include but are not limited to: The impact of economic processes and economic policy on biological welfare and health outcomes. The impact of government intervention programs on the human organism. Feedback effects from human biological outcomes to the economy. The use of...