This conference will bring together in Washington key players in the North American energy sector to address questions in plenary and concurrent sessions.

The call for papers is set around the themes of Professor Taylor’s work. Topics include (but not limited to): - Information and Communications Technologies - Consumer Demand - Capital Investment

Network industries - telecommunications, electricity, gas, water, etc. - are currently undergoing major changes, the most significant being the entry of competitors. These conferences aim to be at the cutting edge of these developments by providing the opportunity to discuss the research of...

Network industries - telecommunications, electricity, gas, water, etc. - are currently undergoing major changes, the most significant being the entry of competitors. These conferences aim to be at the cutting edge of these developments by providing the opportunity to discuss the research of...

FERC is dedicated to developing a community of scholars interested in conduct of research to improve understanding of the family firms and create usable knowledge. The conference aims to enable scholars to design and develop research and applicability to family firms. While submissions on all...

This conference will serve as a platform for researchers and policy makers to exchange ideas and share recent findings on policies and programs that can promote business growth for all levels of enterprises. The conference is open to a range of topics related to business growth and to papers...

Papers in all areas of entrepreneurship are invited, but special consideration will be given to papers that address questions related to entrepreneurial finance, venture capital, and related topics at the intersection of corporate finance and entrepreneurship.

ISIR sessions at ASSA meetings Each year ISIR sponsors a session at the ASSA (Allied Social Sciences Associations) Meetings in January in the USA. Historically, these sessions had focused exclusively on the topic of inventories. From this year’s session, however, the focus have been expanded...