X AERNA Conference will be an in-person conference. The call for papers is now open and submissions on all relevant topics related to Environmental and Natural Resource Economics are invited. We encourage to submit papers written in English. Submissions in Spanish and in Portuguese will also be...

An in-person and online Conference. Submissions on all relevant topics related to Environmental and Natural Resource Economics are invited. The IX AERNA Conference is interested on both theoretical and applied research in the broad field of environmental and natural resource economics. We...

This is one of the three Research Clusters set up by the Heads of Research of the European System of Central Banks (ESCB), with the aim of fostering interaction and collaboration between ESCB researchers working on fields of common interest. Topics: - The impact and implementation of...

We are inviting original papers in all areas of environmental and natural resource economics.

This year, it will aim at taking a wider view on the “The new economic landscape in the aftermath of the crisis” and, in particular, on how emerging market economies are faring in this new environment. The Conference is restricted to researchers of central banks and international financial...

On Sunday, August 26, 2012, the European System of Central Banks will organize a Day-Ahead Conference prior to the annual meetings of the EEA-ESEM in Malaga, Spain. The conference, to be hosted and sponsored by the Banco de España. We encourage the submission of theoretical or empirical...

The goal of the conference is to bring together academics and policy makers to discuss the links between the recent crisis and financial globalization, broadly focusing on two main themes: 1) the two-way relationship between global imbalances and the crisis; 2) the impact of the crisis on the...

The conference will address the need for a macro-prudential regulatory framework to confront systemic risk. Issues of interest include the definition and measurement of systemic risk and bubbles, the design and institutional implications of macro-prudential regulation, and its relation to...