Conference program: - Rationalizing Committee Votes (Rahul Deb); - Delegation in Veto Bargaining (Andreas Kleiner); - The Cost of Information (Philipp Strack); - Acquisition of/Stochastic Evidence (Shengwu Li); - Rank Uncertainty in Organizations (Elliot Lipnowski); - Stable Matching with...

The conference organisers are keen to attract papers and sessions which rethink cities and regions by identifying new fields of enquiry, which address a broad research and policy agenda, and include contributions from any discipline which can offer relevant insights at local and regional levels....

The conference will highlight contemporary energy themes at the intersection of economics, technology and public policy, including those affecting energy infrastructure, environmental regulation, markets, the role of governments, and international energy trade. Participation from industry,...

This conference will give PhD students and early career researchers (within 5 years after finishing a PhD) the opportunity to network, collaborate and socialise with others working in regional and urban studies, planning, geography, politics, development studies, economics and related fields....

Topics: Petroleum Economics; Economics of Gas Trading; Geopolitical Competition in the Caspian Basin and Middle East; Energy Modeling; Energy Markets and Regulation; Challenges in Gas Supply and Transportation; Energy poverty and Subsidies; Regional Energy Markets; Energy Policy for Sustainable...

This conference will provide the opportunity for urban and regional scholars to grapple with the complexities of innovation and change, qualifying the idea of innovation, questioning the institutions that organize and channel it, and exploring the actors, private, public and civil society, who...

Conference program: - Daniel Xu (Duke University), "Production Networks and Skill-biased Technology"; - David Atkin (MIT), "Trucks"; - Tom Holmes (University of Minnesota), "Scale Economies and Alliances in Ocean Shipping"; - Woan Foong Wong (University of Oregon), "The Round Trip Effect :...

The 2019 RSA CEE conference showcases challenges, determinants and perspectives of development of different kind of metropolises and peripheries in CEE. The emphasis is on the economic performance, social, and political issues with respect to regional, national and European dimensions.

The mobility of skilled individuals and the transitional nature of the workplace from a more permanent and stationary setting to one that is project-based and dominated by short term contracts is changing the economic landscape. In addition, as highly skilled workers become more reliant on...