The aim of the workshop is to improve the understanding of the formation of policy preferences and of public opinion towards policies. Papers presented at the workshop should help to improve the design of evidence-based policies that take the preferences and attitudes of the electorate into...

The workshop brings together young and senior labor economists to present and discuss their ongoing research at the frontier of labor economics and appplied econometrics. Junior rsearchers ad graduate students who have drafted their job market papier are particulary encouraged to submit a...

The ALMR Workshop is an annual conference designed to disseminate high quality research on Labour Economics and Labour Relations and to promote informed debate among economists about current labour market issues facing the Australian labour market.

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...

The workshop will focus on three key areas: 1. Development Economics. We encourage submission of empirical papers on developing strategies to promote economic development, economic growth and structural change in low income countries, for example, through health, education and workplace...

Topic: new research in environmental and natural resource economics.

How do households recover after civil war? How do households make decisions about their lives and livelihoods during transitions to peace? What is the impact of demobilization programs on local economies and households? Do these processes of recovery fuel renewed conflicts? What are the most...

The workshop will bring together researchers working on the various aspects of assignment and matching in education, labour and related markets, with a view to actively foster interactions between the various approaches used in this area of research (theory, experiments, analysis of field data,...

The seminar focuses on research related to the bioeconomy in Europe and its interaction with agriculture and related sectors. It emphasizes how sectoral policies and strategies for the bioeconomy are aligned, with particular attention to the Common Agricultural Policy.

The LEW is an annual meeting hosted by a different university in Australasia each year. The purpose of this event is to provide an opportunity for researchers in applied micro-econometrics to share and discuss their latest research, and receive constructive feedback.