The IUSSP’s main activity is the organization of scientific seminars and conferences. Every four years, the IUSSP organizes the International Population Conference. This conference provides an opportunity for scientists, programme managers and policy makers from all over the world to review...

A wide range of topics on econometrics and empirical economics can be submitted for presentation at the workshop.

The Summer School is intended for advanced graduate and post-doctoral students. Economic Theory is in the midst of a major transformation. The traditional assumption that economic agents are rational, with respect to both the manner in which they make decisions, i.e. advancing towards a...

Topics: - Evaluating the effectiveness of policy instruments regarding the achievement of environmental targets - Assessments of environmental policies regarding their effects on economic welfare indicators - How to create sets of instruments with synergetic effects and how to avoid sets with...

Questions to be addressed in the workshop include: - What drives carbon prices? Is there evidence that firms reduced emissions relative to a business-as-usual scenario? Has the EU ETS induced the development new technologies, and/or the adoption of existing technology? - What is the relationship...

Programm 2013 MACROECONOMETRICS – Bayesian Macroeconometrics Marco Del Negro (Federal Reserve Bank of New York) - Modelling and forecasting Macroeconomics Series Valentina Corradi (University of Warwick, UK)

The theme of this Summer School is Uncertainty, Innovation and Climate Change. Uncertainty is a key component of climate change policy making. Although the anthropogenic warming of the planet is unquestioned, there still exist large uncertainties affecting several dimensions of the problem. From...

The program will be made up from a selection of invited and submitted papers. The Society now welcomes submissions for the Seoul program. Submissions may be from any area in economics. A program committee will select the papers for the conference.

All papers in theoretical and empirical macro and growth will be considered, however emphasis will be given on developments regarding the recent debt crisis.

The aim of the meeting is to present and discuss recent developments in theoretical and empirical analysis of nonlinearity in economics and finance. Confirmed invited speakers are Sir David F. Hendry (Oxford University) and Gary Koop (University of Strathclyde).