The Covid-19 pandemic has touched everyone in some way, but many of its impacts have been disproportionately felt by women: Job losses and care burdens, for example, have fallen on women relatively more than men. Two years after the pandemic began, and as countries increasingly move toward...

Proposals for papers or sessions on all aspects of the history of economic thought are welcome. The conference can be held online according to the situation caused by covid-19.

The conference welcomes academics, as well as corporate or government economists. The conference theme: Global Economy after 2020: Emerging Economies, Growth and Population. - Plenary Session 1: " Emerging Economies " - Plenary Session 2: " Growth and Population in Emerging and Advanced Economies "

JSHET Annual Conference is one of the largest conferences on the history of economic thought in the world.

The International Association for the Economics of Participation (IAFEP) gathers scholars dedicated to exploring the economics of democratic and participatory organizations, such as labor-managed firms, cooperatives and firms with broad-based employee share-ownership, profit sharing and worker...

JSHET Annual Conference is a great place to present your paper, and is one of the largest conferences on the history of economic thought in the world. There were five English sessions in last year's Annual Conference.

One of the aims of this conference is to celebrate the 80 years anniversary of the publication of The General Theory by John M. Keynes. As usual in the September conference any papers on Economic Theory and Policy, especially on Abenomics, Input Output Studies, Economic Theory, Economic Policy,...

The organising committee invites proposals for individual papers (in English or in Japanese) on all aspects of the history of economic thought.

We will accept any papers on Economic Theory and Policy, especially on - Economic Theory - Economic Policy - Empirical Studies - Topics in History of Economic Thought

The main theme of the conference will be "War in the history of economic thought: the economists and the question of war". At the very time when many countries in the world are reflecting on the lessons of the World Wars on the occasion of the 100th anniversary of the beginning of WWI in 1914...