Economists are invited to submit papers for presentation in the conference. Papers in all economics fields, either theoretical or empirical, and whether or not directly related to the Asia-Pacific economies, are welcome.

The KAEA is soliciting a broad range of topics in economics and related areas. Submissions should include JEL codes.

The 2017 IAFFE conference theme, “Gender Inequalities in a Multipolar World,” is an attempt to focus our attention on how feminist economics can be useful to educators, feminist organizations and policymakers in a world where there are multiple power centers in both economic and political...

Immigration is a major aspect of globalization and is increasingly at the center of the public and policy debate. This course aims to present the cutting-edge research on the economics of migration and to provide the tools to contribute to this field. The course is divided in 3 parts: - The...

Submissions of full papers are invited from academic, government and business economists in any field of economics. Papers borrowing methodologies from other sciences are very welcome too.

The INFER Annual Conference is open to contributions from all areas of economic research. Topics: - Emerging Markets Economies and Globalization, - Financial and Debt Crisis, - Economic Asymmetries, - Fiscal Policy and Public Finance, - Banking and Finance, - Industrial Economics and...

The conference will provide an opportunity for researchers to present results of laboratory experiments and field experiments. It will cover all topics regarding behavioral and experimental economics as decision theory, game theory, institutions and markets, neuro‐economics, economic...

This international conference will bring together a diverse range of specialists reflecting the diversity of Malinvaud’s work: microeconomists, macroeconomists, econometricians and statisticians, historians of statistics and econometrics and alumni of Edmond Malinvaud. Particularly welcome are...

This international young conference aims to tackle the new issues raised by demographic transformations in the social environment, and to accompany these increasingly complex changes through demographic, sociological, anthropological, geographical, economic, epidemiological and historical analysis.

The Summer School is open to PhD students and young scholars (PhD degree after January 2015) from the fields of History of Economic Thought, Economic Philosophy and Economic History. Summer School Topic: “Radical changes and transitions: economics and its relations with other disciplines"