Driven by our vision and strategy on sustainability and continuous change, the theme for the BAM 2023 conference is “Towards Disruptive Sustainability: New Business Opportunities and Challenges”. We use the provocative term ‘Disruptive Sustainability’ purposefully. While the debate on...

Who Should Attend? Anyone interested in teaching economics at HE level (whether to economics or other students), especially: - Lecturers in higher and further education - Graduate teaching assistants - Library and information staff - Teaching support staff - Staff developers We invite proposals...

The purpose of the workshop is to provide a platform for researchers from all backgrounds who seek to enrich, refine, and challenge our understanding of the causes and consequences of risky behavior, and to help design policies that would mitigate the costs associated with these behavior. With...

The conference will be held in person at the University of Greenwich, London. Students from the Global South who cannot travel to London will be able to present their work at a dedicated hybrid session with limited spots available. The conference gives students the opportunity to present a...

The RES Annual Conference 2023 we will be jointly hosted with the Scottish Economic Society and together we will deliver one combined conference. In 2023 we will be returning to an in-person format and our hosts for the conference are the University of Glasgow, Scotland.

The 2023 Easter School will be hosted by the University of Bristol and will be an in-person event at the University campus. The school will consist of guest lectures, presentations by participants and policy sessions over three days along with a social element to allow for networking. The Easter...

The Symposium will serve the purpuse of discussing how sustainability may be incorporated in business education, in the research programmes of business schools, and in business practice as a whole. It is part of the "Accelerating the Implementation of the UN Sustainable Development Goals...

The Health Economists’ Study Group, popularly known as HESG, exists to support and promote the work of health economists. The group is intended for health economists rather than more generally for people interested in health economics. Although the group has an academic function – the...