The Annual Meetings of these two academic associations will be run in parallel, under a single local organization.

The general aim of the Meetings is to promote the quality of the work done by young European researchers in economics and econometrics. The specific aim is to provide a better platform for top European PhD's candidates in the international job market.

The first decade of ethical trade has put ethical trade squarely on the corporate responsibility map. Yet the scale and pace of change being achieved is not sufficient, and the current global economic climate threatens to undermine progress. Now more than ever, it is critical that we come...

ISOS – the Independent Seminar on the Open Society – is a one-day seminar for sixth-formers, held in London in Winter and Spring each year. The theme of this year's sixth-form conference is, "The Economic, Political and Social Challanges of the 21st Century".

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The general themes of the conference are the causes and consequences of the acceleration of economic development in China and India in recent decades, including the implications for other developing and developed countries around the world. Topics of particular interest include: trade and...

The aim of the Conference is to facilitate the exchange of research ideas and results across a range of fields, including the economics of the household, labour economics, public economics, demography, and health economics. Examples of research topics are: human capital investment, gender...

Paper submissions are invited in any area of economics, although papers that address the topic of our special session on the voluntary sector (sometimes called the third sector) are particularly welcome. These contributions could include theoretical or empirical research on the private provision...

The 2008 SES President’s Lecture will be delivered by Professor Martin Browning of the University of Oxford. The topic for the SES Policy Forum in 2008 will be “The Future of the Housing Market”. Also, Professor John Sloman will chair our traditional Economics’ Network Workshop on...

The Annual Conference aims to bring to together economists from government, industry, higher education, the financial sector, and journalism. The conference is open to all those interested in analytical economics and policy problems; members of the Society are able to attend at reduced rates.