Papers can be on any topic in Economics, Finance or Management Science as related to risk and insurance.

With a focus on industry and industrial practices, the forum’s purpose is to support supply chain sustainability through innovative insights, networking, collaboration and knowledge sharing for procurement, supply chain, sustainability, CSR and logistics leaders.

The Conference welcomes contribution from all areas of Law and Economics.

The goal of the symposium is to provide a forum for high-quality work in labour economics and to bring together economists in the field from across Europe as well as key researchers from outside the region.

We welcome submissions on any other topic relating to advancements and innovation in economics education, for example: - Recent changes in higher education and the impact on economics education - Engaging and motivating students - Inclusivity and diversity - Developing student skills and...

The FES calls on all interested individuals to propose papers for the conference on questions such as: - How does Marx' thought help us understand the crisis of modern capitalism? - What will happen to the relation of labor and workers in the wake of the digital technological revolution? - How...

As part of the ESRC funded project “Migration and the Reshaping of Consumption Patterns (MARCO_P)” the Nottingham Centre for Globalisation and Economic Policy (GEP) will host a workshop on 7th -8th September 2017, to be held at University of Nottingham. The workshop will provide a forum for...

Conference theme: "Re-connecting management research with the disciplines: Shaping the research agenda for the social sciences" BAM2017 Tracks: Corporate Governance; Critical Management Studies; Cultural and Creative Industries; E-Business and E-Government; Entrepreneurship; Gender in Management;...

The program committee invites submissions from academic, government and business economists in any area of monetary, macro and financial economics. The Committee also encourage and welcome PhD students to contribute to our PhD student sessions.

Contributions on all aspects of the history of economic thought and methodology, and from any perspective, are welcome.