The Annual Conference of the History of Economics Society is one of the most important international gatherings of historians of economics. The conference provides an opportunity to meet with friends and colleagues, to learn about new research in the field, and to talk with journal and book...

The conference will be held in person at the University of Greenwich, London. Students from the Global South who cannot travel to London will be able to present their work at a dedicated hybrid session with limited spots available. The conference gives students the opportunity to present a...

The objective of this event is to bring together academic researchers and policy makers to present and discuss cutting edge research on various aspects related to inflation. We welcome submissions of papers and extended abstracts addressing the following topics: inflation measurement; inflation...

The world economy is witnessing an unprecedented surge in inflation, which has led to a globally synchronized tightening of the monetary policy stance across advanced and emerging economies. Against a backdrop of growing fears of global economic fragmentation and a resurgence of geopolitical...

The Economic History Society exists to support research and teaching in economic and social history, broadly defined.

The Economic History Society exists to support research and teaching in economic and social history, broadly defined. We hope to hold the conference in person.

This five-day programme developed by the National Institute of Economic and Social Research (NIESR) aims to equip participants with a skill set and tools in macroeconomic forecasting and modelling and is targeted at those who already have a background in statistics and econometrics at...

The Economic History society conference, which was scheduled to take place 17-19 April 2020 at St Catherine’s College, Oxford, has been cancelled due to the most recent advice from the UK government in relation to the current outbreak of COVID-19.

The aim of the workshop is to bring together a group of researchers focusing on different aspects of the two-way relationship between income or wealth inequality and the macroeconomy. We welcome empirical, quantitative and theoretical papers, and contributions on both business cycle and growth...

The conference programme committee welcomes proposals on all aspects of economic and social history covering a wide range of periods and countries and, particularly welcomes papers of an interdisciplinary nature.