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...

Topics: - Circular and return migration - The role of social networks and Diaspora externalities - Remittances, migration and the pattern of trade/FDI - Brain drain - Migration and institutional change - Immigrant integration - Immigration policies.

The 2013 IAFFE conference theme, “Feminist Economists’ Perspectives on Women’s Education and Work Across the Globe,” is intended to encourage interdisciplinary dialogue on the issues facing women’s access to work and education across the globe. In addition to regular presentations, we...

The conference will feature invited talks, contributed sessions and a number of academic podia on topics at the frontier of the migration research agenda, as well as two policy events, where high level practitioners, politicians and media representatives will discuss migration related issues. We...

CSWEP will sponsor up to two participant-organized sessions/panels at the 2013 Midwest Economics Association meeting to be held March 22-24, 2013 at Columbus, OH. CSWEP will also organize one to two sessions on topics related to career development. One or two sessions are available for persons...

For the ASE sessions at the 2013 ASSA meetings we welcome proposals for papers on all aspects of the evolving social nature of exchange. Possible topics include, but are not limited to: - Going local: Farmers' and other local markets re-personalize exchange - Community investment as a way to...

This conference is being held in conjunction with the 2013 ASSA Annual Meeting. IAFFE Panels: ASSA 2013 - Gendered Education and Migration - New Directions in Measuring Gender Equality - Gendered Tradeoffs?: Explorations in Economic Growth and Gender Equality - Gender Inequality: New Views on...

CSWEP will host six sessions, three on Gender-related issues, three on Health Economics issues. This conference is being held in conjunction with the 2013 ASSA Annual Meeting.