The Urban Economics Council invites the submission of high quality papers dealing with the economics of cities, housing, real state, local public good provision, and the distribution of economic activity in space for a series of organized sessions at the Annual North American Meetings of the...

The annual conference is structured around a number of thematically-focused sessions during which regional scientists present their work. The typical format involves four consecutive 20-minute scholarly presentations, followed by comments and critique offered by the appointed discussant, and...

At this conference, economists specializing in empirical international trade will present their current research.

The subject of the conference is "New Horizons for the Global Economic Landscape". The 2011 NABE Annual Meeting provides ample networking opportunities and features an outstanding array of speakers tackling critical topics including the impact of shifting global capital flows, shale gas and the...

The two-day workshop will consist of four sessions. The themes of the sessions: 1. International negotiations on international trade and related issues (investment, intellectual property rights, environment etc) 2. Foundations of constitutions and their implications for development 3. Trade and...

Papers applying Game Theory to Transboundary and Global Issues, relevant to policy makers, international agencies and academic researchers are sought. Applications of Game Theory to issues in natural resources (e.g., fisheries, forestry, water), environment, climate change, trade, technology...

Starting with the 2009 conference the AREUEA Board of Directors expanded the scope of the conference to go beyond housing and policy topics to include urban economics, commercial real estate investment, finance and the securitization of real estate assets and liabilities. The goal of the...

The Midwest International Economics Group holds conferences twice a year, in the fall and spring, jointly with the Midwest Mathematical Economics and Theory conference. There are usually about 50 papers presented and roughly 75 people in attendance at each meeting.

Plenary sessions will be organized around regional resilience and sustainable development, given the challenges facing New Orleans since Katrina and now the Gulf oil spill.