Emerging markets have been out of the news for almost two decades. They fared better than advanced economies during the Great Financial Crisis and benefited from the increased global liquidity in its aftermath. This fortunate constellation of events seems to be coming to an end and there are...

CANCELLED: 'Structural Constraints on the Economy, Growth and Political Economy'

The 7th Annual Monetary Economics workshop will be dedicated to the contribution of macroeconomic and financial modelling to the formulation of economic policy. The workshop will be a combination of technical presentation and roundtable discussions between academics and policymakers.

The conference aims to deepen understanding of the linkages between industrial development and the mining economy, looking at the inputs, downstream and service sector as well the role of research and development. The TIPS Annual Forum 2016 will explore the factors behind these outcomes as well...

The 17th World Congress of the International Labour and Employment Relations Association will explore and discuss the challenges and opportunities brought about by the changing world of work in the modern day context, and the implications thereof for labour, employment relations, labour law and...

The workshop will concentrate on the analysis of labour market policies and institutions.

We invite submissions of papers on labor markets, job creation and labor market policies in developing countries. Contributions on Africa and/or by Africans are particularly welcome.

The topic of the 11th CEPR/ESI Annual Conference will be ‘Global Imbalances, Competitiveness and Emerging Markets' and will cover the following sub-areas: (1) implications of global imbalances for banking, financial markets and financial stability in mature and emerging markets (2) impact of...