The 8th Annual Meeting of the Danish Society for Economic and Social History will be held in collaboration with the 3rd Annual Meeting of the Scandinavian Society of Economic and Social History at University of Southern Denmark, Odense. Although contributions on Nordic and Baltic economic,...

All sessions will be in English. Please note that although contributions on Nordic and Baltic economic, social and business history are particularly encouraged, all topics are welcome.

The symposium aims to bring together leading researchers in the field. Papers are being sought on topics including, but not necessarily limited to: - Economic growth in the very long run; - Institutions and economic development; - The history of the international economy; - Macroeconomic and...

CONFERENCE PROGRAM: - The Resilience of the U.S. Corporate Bond Market During Financial Crises; - Macro and Micro Skewness and Volatility Over the Business Cycle; - Do We Need Traditional Dealers in OTC Markets?; - U.S. Banks and Global Liquidity; - Expectations of Fundamentals and Stock Market...

Key themes of Longevity 16 will include: resilience of the Longevity Risk Transfer Market during the Covid-19 pandemic, mortality trends and forecasts, longevity risk and inequalities, longevity-linked products and hedging solutions, and the sustainability of pension systems.

Topics: - changing bank structure and business models, including the effects of interest rates, regulation and competition; - the rise of bigtech and fintech, including their impact on the banking system; - the impact of shadow banks on systemic risk in the financial system; - central bank...

he Danish Society for Economic and Social History is the Danish section of the Nordic Society for Economic and Social History. It exists to: - act as a forum for economic, social and business historians in Denmark; - promote research within economic, social and business history; - participate in...

Papers focusing on the global economy, growth models, economic history, international trade dynamics, regional economics, sustainability, agricultural and spatial economics, transition economics, and other topic directly relevant to economic growth are welcome. Both theoretical and empirical...

This comprehensive course offers theoretical and historical insights into the evolution of Europe. We start by tracing the continent’s emergence from being a technological and economic backwater at the end of the first millennium to being able to match the advanced Muslim and Chinese...

This year’s conference will focus on banking and money markets.