The EuHEA Conference 2024 in Vienna will explore how health economics can be approached from different perspectives. Its comprehensive program will feature macro analyses at the health system level, research on the decisions made by key stakeholders, and microeconomic studies on consumption and...

Amidst rising competition for land resources and unprecedented global transformations, IAMO Forum 2024 aims to unravel the manifold functions and roles of land for our ever-evolving environment, society, and economy. We seek to understand how land contributes environmental sustainability, social...

Das Tagungsthema lautet: „Nachhaltige Ernährungssysteme und Landnutzungswandel".

International agricultural trade is key to improving global food security. It ensures better access to more diversified and nutritious food, especially in low-income countries, and acts as a safety net against food shortages caused by climate risks, crises, political tensions and other shocks....

While the annual conference aims to cover all fields of public economics, this year’s keynote lectures will focus on the challenges of fiscal policy-making in the various crisis environments such as the pandemic or the energy crisis. Both empirical and theoretical papers are welcome, including...

Die Tagung wird 2023 unter dem Motto„Qualität von Gesundheitsleistungen in einer heterogenen Gesellschaft“ stehen. Das Gesundheitswesen steht in einer besonderen Wechselbeziehung mit gesell- schaftlichen Dynamiken. Die Bedeutung einer vielfältigen Gesellschaft für die Qualität von...

The Covid-19 pandemic has touched everyone in some way, but many of its impacts have been disproportionately felt by women: Job losses and care burdens, for example, have fallen on women relatively more than men. Two years after the pandemic began, and as countries increasingly move toward...

ATHEA invites all interested PhD candidates from Austrian universities and research institutions to present their PhD project on health economics and policy.

In most European countries with their highly developed healthcare systems and ageing populations, communicable diseases were of little concern for public health, authorities and researchers compared to their non-communicable counterparts. This changed with the COVID-19 pandemic, which had an...