Program: - “Too Crooked to be Good: Tradeoffs and the Punishment of Malfeasance”, Sofia Breitenstein & Enrique Hernández; - “Social Capital, Corruption and Accountability. Evidence from the Spanish municipalities”, Jordi Muñoz & Pilar Sorribas-Navarro; - “The Fingerprints of Fraud:...

The Simposio brings together experts in all areas of Economics every year in December. The Spanish Economic Association Job Market, intended for PhD graduates in Economics, also meets during the Simposio. Authors are invited to submit theoretical and applied papers in all areas of Economics for...

The School, a one-day event, will take place on the day before the start of the Simposio de la Asociación Española de Economía (SAEe) in Alicante. The School will consist of a full day of lectures with prominent speakers who will offer a broad perspective of their research areas. The School...

Conference Program: Morning session – Cyber risk governance; Afternoon session – How to enhance cyber resilience in practice.

Thematic Areas: 1. Convergence, growth and development of the territories 2. Efficiency, productivity, competitiveness and space 3. Urban and territorial sustainability, natural resources, energy and environment 4. Globalization and territory: foreign sector, foreign direct investment, flows and...

This annual central bank workshop gives researchers, policy-makers and practitioners the opportunity to discuss theoretical work, empirical findings and policy implications related to the microstructure of financial markets. Studies in all areas of market microstructure are welcome and the...

The AEHN Meeting is an annual gathering devoted to the discussion of work in progress in the economic history of (mostly Sub-Saharan) Africa.

This is one of the three Research Clusters set up by the Heads of Research of the European System of Central Banks (ESCB), with the aim of fostering interaction and collaboration between ESCB researchers working on fields of common interest. Topics: - The impact and implementation of...

The workshop will explore costs and benefits of different forms of shareholder activism with the objective of understanding how different mechanisms complement each other.

The program seeks to engage questions of economics, religion and culture across the social sciences.