The Melbourne Institute will be holding a conference on 6 December to celebrate and recognise the major achievements the Institute has made in the last 50 years. Speakers will include leading and well respected academics and government representatives from outside the Institute who are in a good...

Four to six papers will be presented daily on open themes, chosen on the basis of the students' field of research, related to the history of economic thought, economic methodology, economic philosophy or economic history. The subjects of the papers may differ from the Summer School's main theme....

Researchers are invited to submit original papers that examine factors that influence The Future of Economics: Research, Policy and Relevance. We welcome the submission of papers that further develop this theme. We believe the theme offers considerable flexibility and could be used to report...

Submissions of individual abstract or panel proposals along the following non-exclusive themes are welcomed. - Theoretical Perspectives (Critical Realism in Economics; Feminist economics; Green economics; Institutional economics; Marxist political economy; Post-Keynesian economics; Social...

What is economic philosophy? The expression is well known. In France, in Europe and worldwide, reviews, research centers and academic programs refer to it. But what does it mean? Does she have an object, a method and references which would really distinguish her from economic theories? Is it...

The question of embeddedness has been recently raised to become one of the widely discussed issues of various contemporary social sciences. Embeddedness can be broadly understood as the degree to which individuals or organizations (firms, groups) are enmeshed and entangled in a given social...

This workshop is bringing together scholars from different disciplines such as economics, history, art and literary theory, science and technology studies – this list is not exclusive – to discuss, from an historical vantage point, the place of economics in our culture. Below are some...

The Australasian Economic Theory Workshop (AETW) is an annual meeting of economic theorists in the Australasian region. The workshop traditionally provides a forum to present, discuss, and exchange ideas in economic theory, and to foster collaborative research projects.

Theoretical, applied and, empirical papers, as well as case studies in all areas of accounting, banking, finance, investment, economics are invited for the above international conference.

The following symposia are being organised for the SHE Conference, in addition to the general sessions. Symposia: - Development and The Changing Balance of International Power - The Heightened Economic Insecurity and Social Consequences of the Current Crisis - Economic Policy for the...