Topics: - Modelling Economies in Transition - National Economy Models - Forecasting and Evaluation of Forecasts - EU and EMU Enlargement Issues - Modelling Inflation and Unemployment - Modelling Foreign Trade

GARNET's core theme is ‘Global Governance, Regionalisation and Regulation: the Role of the EU’. To integrate research from Europe and beyond, GARNET organises an international conference every year starting 2006. This one, held in Amsterdam, will be the first.

Overview of sections and respective lecturing rooms of the conference: - Competitiveness and Economic Policy - Roles and Issues of the Public Sector in a Modern Welfare State - Manager and His or Her Role in the Successfulness of a Company - Financial Management of Companies and Institutions -...

The main topic of 25th SCORUS Conference will be influence of globalization phenomenon on urban and regional statistics. The conference consists of invited paper sessions in the following areas: 1. Regional patterns of foreign direct investment 2. International cities as poles of economic...

The conference work is organized in the following six workshops: 1.Monetary and fiscal policy 2.International economic policy 3.Labor and social policy 4.Regional policy 5.Sectoral economic policy 6.Entrepreneurship policy

The Conference aims to engage experts on exporting developing and transition economies as well as specialists from industrialized countries to share their experience on various aspects of the resource exploitation, its environmental consequences, on consumption patterns, and markets.

The objective of this conference is to facilitate this learning process, using the experience gained in Estonia and the other Baltic states to bring attention to the process of democratization, creating new tools for understanding the process. More specifically, the conference will develop...

The conference work is organized in the following six workshops: 1. Macroeconomic policy (monetary and fiscal policy) 2. International economic policy 3. Labor and social policy 4. Regional policy 5. Sectoral economic policy 6. Microeconomic policy or entrepreneurship policy