The symposium brings together researchers in the fields of economics, business administration, information systems, innovation, and law. Several sessions provide scholars with the opportunity to present their academic research on topics related to the emerging fields of crowdsourcing, crowdwork,...

This symposium invites papers from scholars from all disciplines (for example, law, politics, economics, sociology) to offer critical perspectives on taxation. Topics might include (but are not limited to): - The role of taxation in addressing wealth and income inequality; - Taxation and gender...

ESSIM is an annual meeting that brings together about 75 economists from across Europe and key researchers from outside the region. It provides a unique opportunity for macroeconomists from different research institutions and countries to discuss research in a relaxed atmosphere and to develop...

The 2nd Work in Agriculture Symposium welcomes various disciplinary approaches of work such as Economics, Ergonomics, Medicine and Health Sciences, Design, Sociology, Management, Agrarian Sciences and Farming Systems, and various approaches of cross cutting issues, dealing with a deep...

The Sydney Health and Work Research Network Symposium will open with a paper on the concept of Sustainable Work that outlines the insights of the Sydney Health and Work Research Network in this area of research. The presentation of the Sustainable Work Paper will be followed by two sessions of...

The symposium is a day-long, semi-formal meeting of scholars interested in the study of emotions in work settings and will be held on Friday the 29th of November 2013 from 9am to 5pm. The symposium is adjacent to the ANZAM conference which will be held in Hobart on the 4th to the 6th December, 2013.

This symposium explores the relationship between worker co-operatives and job satisfaction. Are worker co-operatives more successful in increasing worker satisfaction than other forms of business enterprise? The keynote speaker is Dr. Ermanno Tortia, from the School of Economics and Management...