Each of the six lecturers will deliver one or two 90 minutes lectures about topics of his or her choice in economics. We will have 11 lectures. The Asian School in Economic Theory will be in the in-person format, which will be subject to the approval by the local health authority. Participation...

The SoFiE Financial Econometrics Schools are annual week-long research-based courses for Ph.D. students and new faculty in financial econometrics. This summer school covers various selected topics from particularly active recent research areas in asset pricing and financial econometrics, with an...

The summer school offers a thorough introduction on how the Economic and Financial Governance of EMU works in practice and how it impacts the economy. Participants will: - Improve their knowledge on the EU decision-making process, the rationales, the institutional design and the enforcement of...

The PoRESP Summer School is open to all young researchers interested in topics related to poverty. The lectures will cover a variety of topics on poverty in developed and developing countries. There will be a particular focus on the social determinants of poverty, the effects of poverty and...

This Executive Summer School gives you the opportunity for intensive interaction with your peers from all over Europe, and with leading academic professors in the field. This Summer School is a combination of: - Lectures by leading professors from Kuehne Logistics University, Cranfield...

The Methods School offers a wide variety of basic and advanced courses in quantitative, qualitative, and formal methods. All of these courses focus on both the theory and practice of social science research and provide high-quality training in diverse, state-of-the-art methods and techniques by...

In much of economic analysis, market power is assumed away and interactions between firms and consumers are analyzed in a hypothetical situation of perfect competition. Often, this merely serves as a first step in the analysis or it provides a welfare benchmark. Market power is then introduced...