Major Theme: Reconstructing a Full Employment narrative More specific themes: - Reflections on the global financial crisis? Reform agendas etc. - Any research on unemployment - its dimensions, causes, cures. - The labour market and the intergenerational debate. - The policy challenge of emerging...

Much has changed since the onset of the global climate regime in the early 1990s. The globalization of the Western economic model and the rise of emerging economies are transforming the very structure of global governance. Due to decades of energy-intensive economic growth and exponential rise...

Topics of interest include but are not limited to evaluation of European and international experience with policy approaches to: 1) labor market policy and reform 2) youth unemployment 3) inequality and poverty 4) informality 5) gender and family issues 6) education. Both single country and...

The conference focuses on how the rapid changes and transitions in society present challenges and opportunities for families, communities and organisations, with a special focus on work, families and communities in a globalising world. The past decade has seen significant changes in social...

The workshop welcomes submissions from PhD students at any stage of their PhD. The scope of the EAAE PhD workshop is very broad, encompassing all subdomains and related disciplines of agricultural economics, covering a wide range of issues such as: - Agribusiness studies - Trade and...

Conference theme: Work, employment and employment relations in an uneven patchwork world. Papers are welcome in the fields of employment and industrial relations, human resource management, labour history, the economics and sociology of work, labour geography and related disciplines....

The Full Employment or WorkChoices and Welfare-to-Work Conference 2006 will incorporate the 8th Path to Full Employment Conference and the 13th National Conference on Unemployment. It will be staged at the University of Newcastle - Thursday, December 7 and Friday, December 8, 2005. Major themes...