This yearly conference serves as a meeting point for development economists active in the Nordic countries, but is also targeted more generally to academic researchers in Europe and beyond with a special aim to provide an arena for junior scholars to present their work. The conference is open...

For this year’s 70th Annual Conference, the JSPE Board of Directors decided the general theme of “SDGs and Modern Capitalism: A Political Economic Approach.” The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), adopted at the UN Summit in 2015, constitute a ubiquitous national and international...

We now invite submissions from interested researchers, including non-CEPR affiliates, on any topic within the area of Development Economics. We plan an in-person event at the Stockholm School of Economics. This plan is subject to changes depending on the COVID-19 situation. The organisers will...

We invite papers that address the changing nature of the Nordic welfare states and other European countries in the wake of the COVID‐19 pandemic (as an external shock) or in response to other structural and institutional changes. Both quantitative and qualitative investigations and studies...

ASWEDE promotes scientific research in development economics through workshops and conferences, and supports cooperation betweendevelopment economists active in Sweden. The conference is open to development economists active in and outside of Sweden.

The conference welcomes academics, as well as corporate or government economists. The conference theme: Global Economy after 2020: Emerging Economies, Growth and Population. - Plenary Session 1: " Emerging Economies " - Plenary Session 2: " Growth and Population in Emerging and Advanced Economies "

The 17th annual ESPAnet conference in Stockholm will increase the interest to bridge research on migration, social protection and European welfare states, thus creating a solid foundation for evidence-based policymaking, not only in Sweden but also internationally. Topics: European refugee...

Conference Program: Session A: Changes in the Situation on the Korean Peninsula and Northeast Asian Cooperation; Session B: The Free Movement of People, Goods, and Services.

Theme: Global Reordering: Prospects for Equality, Democracy and Justice. The 2018 annual SASE conference in Kyoto will serve as an occasion for existing SASE networks, as well as new groupings in the form of mini-conferences, to explore the ways in which the processes of reordering occurring...