The 2009 European PhD Winter School on The Challenge of Adaptive Governance aims to help students to better understand the causes of global change in an integrated manner and at the same time to develop options for the governance of a transition to more sustainable development paths at the...

This conference will be the ninth event in the series of annual European Conferences on the Human Dimensions of Global Environmental Change, begun in Berlin in 2001. This year's conference will also be the global launch event of the Earth System Governance Project, a new ten-year research...

Topics: Financial Crises; Financial Theory and Financial Crises; Regulation and Supervision versus Financial Crises; Central Banks and their Role in Financial Crises; Structural Impacts of Financial Crises; Regional Impacts of Financial Crises; Financial Crises and Economic and Monetary Union;...

The programme of the conference will cover all areas of environmental and natural resource economics.

The aim of this conference is to bring together researchers in different fields of finance and economics working on stability-related issues. We are inviting submissions of research papers on macro- and microeconomic aspects of financial stability. Topics would include, but are not limited to:...

Specific topics of interest are: - Can market crashes be predicted? - What is the role of financial innovation and regulation? - What are the incentives for proper risk management and the management of systemic crisis prevention under the current regulatory framework? - Which type of crashes in...

The event targets participants from agricultural, environmental, economic, social and information technology sciences. Contributions may address methodological or theoretical issues, applications or dissemination and participatory aspects. Applications may relate to for instance agro-technical...

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.

The scope of the conference stretches from theoretical to empirical and policy studies, including cooperation for natural resource management, economics of property rights and institutions, bio-economic modelling, economics of agro-biodiversity and studies linking international trade, poverty...