The European Summer Symposium in Economic Theory (ESSET) is one of the key annual events for economic theorists. It has been held at the Studienzentrum Gerzensee (a foundation of the Swiss National Bank), Switzerland, each July since 1992. ESSET 2022, is retaining the focus of the postponed 2020...

Die Arbeitszeitgesellschaft möchte die Arbeitszeitforschung in Deutschland, Österreich und der Schweiz besser vernetzen und einen fachübergreifenden Austausch und Dialog zwischen Forschung und Praxis ördern. Das eintägige Symposium richtet sich an ArbeitszeitforscherInnen und Interessierte,...

Due to the uncertainty of COVID-19, the organisers have reviewed the situation and decided that the safest option is to cancel ESSFM this year. There will be a new round of paper submissions and selections so we will be in contact when the new dates for ESSFM 2021 are confirmed.

This event will provide an opportunity for tourism scholars from all over the world to exchange scientific ideas and results and discuss new and emerging directions in research and practice in the field.

The Conference aims at providing a forum for an analysis of the new developments and a new vision of the future framework for energy security and will try to define the energy priorities for the next years and the action to be taken.

Topic: any area of financial economics and related fields.

ESSET 2019 will be devoted to "Advances in Behavioral Theory", and "Information, Learning, and Markets". Focus sessions in the first week (1 – 5 July) will be organised by Aislinn Bohren (Carnegie Mellon University, University of Pennsylvania and CEPR) and Philipp Strack (University of...

Monday, June 24 - Afternoon Session: Applied Economics 1. Tuesday, June 25 - Morning Session: Macroeconomics 1. Tuesday, June 25 - Afternoon Session: Applied Economics 2. Wednesday, June 26 - Morning Session: Theory 1. Wednesday, June 26 - Afternoon Session: Finance 1. Thursday, June 27 -...

The goal of the symposium is to bring together leading economists working in any area of labour economics. To foster the desired interaction, we ask that participants stay for the entire duration of the conference.