Overall theme: “Financial system(s) of tomorrow”. We welcome submissions of empirical and theoretical research in all areas of banking, finance and monetary economics. For this year’s conference, we particularly encourage papers on the following topics: - Systemic risk and financial market...

The Congress welcomes papers in the field of environmental and resource economics dealing with global climate risk and the urgent action needed to mitigate and adapt to climate change. Topics: Impacts of climate change; Adaptation to climate change; Risk and uncertainty assessment; International...

Topics: Financial crises; Governance of Financial Institutions; The role of central banks and regulators; Financial innovation; International regulatory coordination; Certification in financial markets.

The Finance and Society Network (FSN) is an interdisciplinary research network dedicated to fostering new perspectives on the social implications of contemporary finance. Ten years on from the global financial crisis, the settlement between finance and society remains ambiguous. Regulation has...

Submissions exploring the inclusiveness of finance anywhere in the world are welcome. We welcome papers focusing on, but not limited to, the following themes: Theme 1: Unpacking digital utopianism and financial inclusion as development tools. Theme 2: Political Economy and Macroeconomic...

We will consider applications related to all aspects of macroeconomic forecasting. Topics include, but are not limited to: - Data uncertainty and forecast communication - Nowcasting/monitoring of current economic conditions - Conditional forecasts, scenario analysis, forecasting risk -...

We are looking for high quality research papers that may help to guide monetary, and micro or macro prudential policy. Papers may be theoretical or empirical and preference will be given to papers that are imaginative and in an early stage of development.

We are inviting contributions that explore heterodox theories of the economy and how they could help us transition to sustainable societies. We encourage national and international contributions from a variety of economic and non-economic disciplines: may it be geography, sociology,...

The Thirteenth Annual Green Economics Institute Conference will focus on how modern economies can arrive at understanding of how achieving a low carbon economic to address climate change touches on global social, economic policy and scientific issues.

Areas of particular interest include, but are not limited to: - How under-represented are women in fields such as finance, economics and central banks? - What are the factors that keep women from advancing in their careers? - What benefits does increased diversity appear to convey to...