We invite theoretical and empirical research aimed at improving our understanding of the sources of fluctuations, their propagation, and their implications for macro policy in today’s globalised environment. Topics of special interest include, but are not restricted to: - Trade linkages,...

The purpose of the conference is to address important current issues affecting international financial markets. This year, we will examine the state of the new global financial system as it has evolved in response to significant market changes and regulatory reforms triggered by the recent...

The Global Business School Network and EFMD present a special joint conference convening deans and faculty from leading business schools around the world in Barcelona, Spain to discuss how to define and deliver quality management education in the context of the developing world. With the theme...

Theme: (EI)2 Exploiting/Improving AND Exploring/Innovating This conference aims at building on the experience of participants in the room, to collect and capture knowledge, to then interact amongst each other to share it. The aim is also to exploit as much as we can the “new” knowledge...

Theme: The Art of Teaching and Learning

Theme: Research on Higher Education Management, Management Education and Business Schools: "Developments & Discoveries" We are inviting submissions of research work within the following three broad areas of academic inquiry: Track 1: Higher Education Management Research Track 2: Management...

Theme: The Role of Business Schools in the Americas

Theme: “Impact and Role of Business Schools in Society”

This conference is aimed at the International, External and Corporate Relations, PR, Marketing, Communication and Alumni Professionals in business schools. Theme: Connecting for Growth - Strategy & Tools

Judgement and expert knowledge is widely thought to be important in the successful practice of forecasting. For policymakers, forecasts also embody judgements about the state of the economy, the transmission of shocks and optimal policy responses which necessitate the use of structural models....