Contributions on the following fields are welcome: 1)Governance of market exchanges in EU 2)Monetary policy, rates of interest and public debt management 3)Venture capital, innovation and growth 4)Banking regulation and competition 5)Financial Integration in EU 6)Corporate social responsibility...

The 2006 Summer Seminar is an intensive course which is designed to document and discuss how financial strategies affect economic growth and the role of finance in directing economic activities. Lecturers will present significant case studies from a wide range of historical and geographical...

The SOEGW conference is an international meeting aimed at assembling an international group of leading economists to present and discuss their research on issues concerning small open economies in the fast changing environment of the current globalized world. The conference will focus on...

The area of coverage is recent regional trade and cooperation agreements involving both OECD and non OECD countries. These have mushroomed in recent years and now number several hundred. Issues to be addressed by the workshop include: • The coverage and form of the agreements • How all these...

The I.S.E.O. Summer School course introduces to some of the principles of international economy, investigating the role of America and Europe in the international economic scenario. It focuses on growth, on the strategies and instruments of monetary policy, on the structure and mechanisms of the...

Central banks are increasingly turning their attention to ensuring financial system stability.There is no consensus on how to measure the severity of such crises and their potential impact on real economic activity. Therefore, there is a pressing need to develop our understanding of the links...

Conference speakers will focus on the implications for business and governments and adress such questions as: - Will global growth remain robust, and allow Europe to sustain stronger growth? - What is Europe doing to overcome its structural problems and achieve the Lisbon objectives? - Could...