The socioeconomic gradient in health has been described by some as one of the most intriguing questions for the social sciences. While its universal existence is well known, less is known about the relative roles played by various potential mechanisms in causing it. During this workshop we bring...

We welcome both theoretical and applied papers in all areas of environmental and resource economics. Papers that deal with prominent environmental problems in Europe, and specifically in the Iberian Peninsula, will be specially appreciated.

In recent years we have witnessed a surging interest in the history of economics post-WWII. This new scholarship has made good use of newly available source-materials, rehearsed new methodologies for the study of the past and looked across disciplinary boundaries for insights. In its sixth...