The 15th annual meeting of the Workshop, scheduled to be hosted by the Research School of Economics at the Australian National University in Canberra was cancelled because of the community response to the COVID-19 pandemic. Our intention is to attempt to run ATW in March 2021 at the ANU again.

The Monash Macrofinance Workshop brings together policy practitioners and academic researchers who work at the intersection of financial economics and macroeconomics.

Confrence tracks: Track 1: International Entrepreneurship; Track 2: Internationalization and global strategies; Track 3: Global Logistics and Supply Chain Management; Track 4: Critical Perspectives on International Business; Track 5: Culture and International HRM; Track 6: Sustainability Issues...

The workshop is intended to bring together academics and practitioners to discuss recent developments in macroeconomics. We encourage contributions in all areas of macroeconomics, particularly those relevant to an open economy such as Australia.

This annual event provides a forum to develop future journal articles and research book publications, as well as to network with other researchers working in the area of International Business. Early-mid career academics and PhD students are particularly welcome.

The theme of the conference is “Contextualizing Theory in IB”. While the importance of context has been recognized widely in international business research, incorporating it explicitly for theory building is in its infancy. This conference encourages scholars to share their novel ideas...

Topics: - Forecasting Asian energy demands and supplies in total and by primary energy source and geography - Increasing access to energy in developing Asian economies - Forecasting needed energy infrastructure investments in Asia - Meeting Asian energy demand via international trade within Asia...

The workshop is intended to bring together academics and practitioners to discuss recent developments in macroeconomics. We encourage contributions in all areas of macroeconomics, particularly those relevant to an open economy such as Australia.

This symposium explores the role that co-operatives can play in energy generation and ensuring sustainability. The keynote speaker is Pier Angelo Mori, who is a Professor of Economics at the University of Florence and leading expert on power co-operatives. There will be a number of issues...

The program will consist of keynote speakers, invited speakers and contributed papers on a wide range of topics including: theoretical and applied econometrics, microeconomics, and macroeconomics.