The title of the theme for the 16th conference: “Tension, Trust and Transformation”, seeks to capture the experiences of recent times, crises and global challenges, such as the Covid-19 pandemic, climate change debates and activism, inequalities and violence, persisting levels of populism...

The UECE Lisbon Meetings in Game Theory and Applications are an annual event that brings together leading scholars doing theoretical or applied research in the field of game theory.

The papers in the fields of economics, finance, labour and entrepreneurship will be considered. Environmental sustainability, gender, race, income inequalities, transformations and problems brought about by rapid digitalization, global economic crises, the rise of authoritarian populism, and...

The objectives of ISDG is to promote and foster the development and applications of the theory of dynamic games. A dynamic game is defined as a paradigm for a decision making situation, competitive or conflict process that involves several agents or decision makers in dynamic...

Submissions in all fields of Economics are welcome.

Theoretical, empirical and experimental papers are welcome. Scientific topics to be considered at the conference include, but are not limited to: theoretical economics, financial economics, political economics, industrial organization, competition policy, normative economics, public economics,...

Conference Topics: Agricultural and Agri-tech economics; Banking and Finance; Bounded Rationality in Economics and Finance; Commodities and Financial Markets; Development Economics; Economic Asymmetries; Economic History and History of Economic Thought; Emerging Market Economies and...

Topics: all fields of Economics. At the moment, we expect the conference to take place in a hybrid format, with a mix of participants physically present at the conference and others participating online. However, the evolution of the pandemic may change this, namely due to the legal and...

The UECE Lisbon Meetings in Game Theory and Applications are an annual event that brings together leading scholars doing theoretical or applied research in the field of game theory.