Theoretical and empirical papers on the measurement and analysis of economic insecurity and vulnerability, and the implications for economic growth, well-being and policies, are solicited.

Today, knowledge and intellectual capital plays a principal role in the delivery of corporate performance. This importance is reflected in the fact that companies, without the force of any regulations, start to measure their knowledge and intellectual capital, they even produce and externally...

We welcome contributions from theorists and empiricists alike who are interested in broadening our understanding of the economics of welfare which continues to flourish. Following work by Sen, Stiglitz and others that has helped to bring about the Sarkozy Report, the EU’s Beyond GDP memorandum...

The programme will consist of 16 papers covering the following topics, with an emphasis on how results can help public decision or evaluate public policies: - Health inequalities - Health services utilization - Insurance - Health services research - Econometric methodology

We invite both theoretical and empirical papers on one of the following topics: Financial Risks, Bank Risks, Major Risks, Health and Ageing, Risk and Regulation.

Topics: - Health financing, macroeconomic issues and developing strategies - Financing strategies, articulating instruments, role of different actors - Incentive policies (supply and demand of care) - Effects of health allocated aid global aid on health outcomes - Financing, efficiency,...

Contributions from economics and the social sciences are invited. Possible fields of enquiry include: - Social cohesion and growth - Social cohesion and inequality - Governance, institutions and social cohesion - Social cohesion and (global) public goods - Education policies and social...