Topics must be related to cooperative game theory or economic theory, and its applications.

The main objective of the workshop is to help the leaders of local governments and national level policy makers develop a strategic approach in dealing with environmental and social issues facing businesses. This can be achieved by: - Demonstrating the potentials of transforming SME clusters...

The main objective of the conference, “Times, they are a changing: Understanding organizations in complex, emergent and uncertain environments” is to develop knowledge from international, grounded, theoretical, case study, and ethnographic research strategies for understanding management and...

The 2009 European PhD Winter School on The Challenge of Adaptive Governance aims to help students to better understand the causes of global change in an integrated manner and at the same time to develop options for the governance of a transition to more sustainable development paths at the...

The course is divided into three general themes: (1) Marketing Strategy and Innovation, (2) Customer Management and Models, and (3) Branding a Behavioral Perspective.

The strongest, but also most volatile, factor affecting risk attitudes is loss aversion (“losses loom larger than gains”). It was given its proper place in decision theory by Daniel Kahneman. Most risks we face are new, with no past statistics available (ambiguity). This two-day conference...

Has the path to development through industrialization as we know it been exhausted? Or is the world at the dawn of a new era in industrialization and development? These are some of the questions that this two-day workshop aims to address. With the world in financial and economic crisis and...

Given the depth of the current recession and the increasing use of unorthodox stabilisation policy the research agenda associated with the Great Moderation and the consensus it produced is increasingly coming under question. This conference aims to consider whether such questioning is necessary...

The importance of linked employer-employee data (LEED) in empirical research is well-established, particularly its unique contribution to our understanding of both product and labour markets. Nevertheless, more contributions from researchers are needed in order to improve the ways in which LEED...

The three dimensions of stability - the macro, meso and micro perspective – are interdependent in that the one cannot exist without the other. This interdependency is reflected in the structure of the 28th SUERF Colloquium, which is organised in three commissions. Commission 1: The End of the...