The Conference provides a forum for dissemination of modern research in economic growth and development broadly defined. Papers with an India focus are especially welcome.

This conference invites oral and poster presentations containing computational or financial econometric components.

The workshop will focus on labour supply, education and wages during the recovery, with an emphasis on micro/macro linkages. We welcome both theoretical and empirical contributions. Research topics of particular relevance to the conference include the following: - the determinants of labour...

This workshop brings together social science data archives across Europe, with the aim of promoting the results of social science research and supporting national and international research and cooperation. The course is aimed at post-graduate and senior researchers from throughout Europe, who...

Topic: Sustainable Infrastructure Infrastructure - understood to include water supply and sanitation, flood protection, roads and transport, and energy and telecommunications - has major implications at the household level (health, education, and social mobility), at the firm level...

Papers are invited in the following theme areas: - National Accounts; - Productivity; - Poverty and Inequality; - Human Capital and Education; - Regional Integration and Global Value Chains; - Well-being, including Health, Food Security and Hunger; - Labour market, Skills and Jobs; - Structural...

The Forum will provide a key platform for participants to share information and discuss the most important regional social security challenges and priority issues in the Americas. The Forum is open to ISSA members from the Americas and invited participants only.

Theme of the Forum: “Growth and Inclusive Prosperity”

This year’s two-day symposium on Advances in Scale Development will focus on how to deal with comparability issues. The topics range from assessing conceptual issues (i.e. functional and structural equivalence) to ensuring validity throughout the whole process of scale development. Key experts...

Zugangschancen, wohnortnahe Versorgung und schließlich auch Gesundheit selbst, sind höchst ungleich verteilte Güter. Das zeigt sich beispielsweise im Unterschied der Lebenserwartung. Denn längst ist wissenschaftlich erwiesen: Wer arm oder wenig gebildet ist, wird öfter krank und stirbt...