The main topic areas include: Computational Econometrics and Statistics; Agent-Based Computational Economics; Stochastic Control in Economics and Finance; Heterogeneous Agent Economies; Open Economy Macro; Computational Macro Modelling; Dynamic Macroeconomics; Experimental Economics; Computational...

The conference programme committee welcomes proposals in all areas of business history covering a diverse range of periods and countries but is particularly keen to invite papers in the following areas: Business impact of War; Business relations with LDC’s; Business response to international...

Monetary operations are essential to the effective implementation of a central bank’s monetary policy. This seminar will look at recent developments in money market operations, including the Bank of England’s Money Market Reforms and reforms aimed at stabilising short-term money market...

Key themes: - Health, Social Care and Well-being Services - Caring and Employment - Funding and Financial and Legal Support and Technology - Design and the Built Environment

The conference is a platform to identify new topics and formalise new problems. Through lectures and discussions, we debate the relevance and importance of new areas, initiate novel interdisciplinary research and collaborations, and create an environment for fruitful and innovative dialogue...

In celebration of the 10th IFERA conference we particularly welcome abstracts and proposals that consider long term perspectives on family business, to challenge our understanding and build on what we have learned from previous conferences. We welcome contributions from scholars at all stages of...

The AM 2010 Conference Committee invites submission of competitive papers, working papers and posters for the 2010 Conference. All papers and proposals should attempt to link to the overall theme of Transformational Marketing although generic marketing submissions will also be accepted.

Proposals are invited for papers on any aspect of social policy. We particularly encourage proposals reflecting high quality research or which explore questions of social policy in practice or the teaching of social policy.

The major objective of this workshop is to probe the enhancement of consumer research by providing evidence and theoretical inspiration from non-Western contexts for a more reliable and inclusive body of knowledge. Given the low number of publications on consumer research in non-Western...

Programme Structure: There will be six main forums for the presenting and discussing research and scholarly thought. - Special Topic Sessions provide opportunities for focused attention on cutting-edge and important topics. Successful sessions offer a coherent perspective on emerging...