The CCSM2007 will evolve around a two-part conference: An academic conference with participation of reknowed scholars based on paper presentations and panel discussions (December 11 - 12). An integrative element of the conference with participation of reknowed scholars and practitioners from...

We encourage research on the importance of behavioural biases and expectations formation and behavioural bi-ases for business cycle fluctuations and invite papers on the implications of these biases and of alternative expec-tations formation mechanisms for modelling business cycle fluctuations...

The congress organisation welcomes papers on a range of issues and developments such as: Track 1: Social Capital as a Production Factor Track 2: Regions, Communities and Social Capital Track 3: Social Capital in Historical Perspective; Change and Continuity Track 4: Social Capital and Work...

ECCI X aims to dissect and reanimate the debate on innovation and creativity. Our two target areas will be to … • … focus on the removal of the boundaries between lab and home, between product and user, and to rethink and recreate the whole dynamics between user, creativity and...

The Symposium on Housing, Mortgage, and Portfolio Choice will bring together researchers working on the housing, mortgage, and portfolio decisions faced by households and institutions, or the consequences of those decisions for asset pricing and economic stability. [gemäß den Informationen des...

Topics: 1. Finance and growth in developed countries 2. How do financial markets finance innovation? 3. Market failures? The role of private and public institutions in financing innovations. 4. The European Financial Market

The purpose of this 1½-days workshop is to bringing together researchers working on issues related to technology spillovers and patenting activity. A non-exhaustive list of relevant topics is: competition and patents, labor mobility and technology spillovers and patent systems.

Papers may be on any topic in or related to Law and Economics with particular emphasis on: 1. European and International Law and Economics; 2. Property, including Intellectual Property; 3. Torts and Crimes; 4. Contracts and Contractual Regulation; 5. Corporate Law and Economics and Corporate...

Agriculture is more and more treated as a normal economic activity. Policy makers would therefore like to compare agricultural statistics with statistics from other economic sectors. There is also a growing interest in comparing FADN data in an international context (for example in EU policy...

China, India, Brazil and South Africa (CIBS) have an important impact on the global economy through growth and trade effects, and their roles in financial markets. This conference focuses on the inter-linkages between CIBS and the global economy, including the impact of these economies on their...