The conference aims to provide a forum for discussing innovative theoretical and empirical research on the key macroeconomic challenges facing low-income countries, and to facilitate the exchange of views among researchers and policymakers. The papers should shed light on how such macroeconomic...

CEPR was launched in 1983. We shall mark its 30th anniversary with a two-day conference in London. There will be six themed sessions and two wide-ranging panel sessions. In each of the themed sessions, two academics will present short non-technical papers. Two or three senior current and former...

Program: Session A: Education Session B: Methods Session C: Labor Market & Welfare Policy Instruments Session D: Unemployment Insurance Session E: Various Topics Session F: Family

The Adam Smith Institute is hosting a fringe event at Conservative Party Conference on Tuesday 1st October at 7pm at the Manchester Town Hall. Entitled "Let's give Nanny the Sack - Why consumer freedom could be a winner for the Conservative Party", panellists include Jacob Rees-Mogg MP, James...

Conference Program: Session I - Transatlantic Macro-Financial Linkages: The Ties that Bind Session II - Macroeconomic Developments and Policy Challenges in the United States and Europe Session III - Transatlantic Dimensions of Financial Reform

APEE invites papers on any topic; some sessions, however, will be devoted to this year's theme: “ Our Entrepreneurial Future: East, West, North, and South. ” APEE scholars have developed economic, historical, philosophical, and political analyses of the freedom of entrepreneurs and the...

The NABE Economic Policy Conference is the leading national event addressing the nexus of economics, business, and policymaking.

Topics: - Causes & depth of crises; policies, institutions & strategies to ameliorate financial crises, deep recession & un(der)employment in short & long-term; - Capital flows, banking & credit systems, financial ‘innovations’, credit markets, institutional regimes of accumulation,...

Workshop organised in the frames of the project "Great Transformations. A Cultural Political Economy of Crisis Management" as part of Bob Jessop's ESRC professorial fellowship. The workshop on “Strategies of Representing and Managing Crisis after the Crash” seeks to explore the politics...