To increase interaction between researchers on all continents who share an interest in issues related to collective and individual decision making in risky situations, to bring together people from mathematics, economics and finance and to give young researchers an opportunity to present their...

This workshop aims at understanding differences and similarities in migration processes in Europe from the point of view of the individual experience, that of the family organization, and that of the communities involved. Special attention is given to anthropological demographic research...

Topics of interest include but are not limited to the following aspects of web graphs: - Algorithmic game theory and online algorithms - Algorithmic mechanism design - Auction algorithms and analysis - Computational general equilibrium and approximation - Coordination and collective action -...

The 1-week training module covers important areas of corporate finance. It will cover both theoretical and empirical issues. It is aimed at finance PhD students working on any topic who wish to obtain a wider grounding than the specific area of their thesis as well as students specifically...

Topics: - Determinants of child labour and education; - Link between child labour and education; - Child labour consequences on youth employment; - Premature entry in labour market and its consequences on youth; - Labour market entry processes and school-to-work transitions.

We welcome research papers from doctoral students in the following areas: - Game Theory (Non-Cooperative and Cooperative) - Models of Social Interaction - Network Economics - Economics of Information and Incentives - Evolutionary Game Theory - Dynamic Economic Models - Financial Markets -...

Dragonomics principal Arthur Kroeber will discuss China's economic and political outlook. GaveKal analysts will address the prospects for global equity and energy markets. Attendance is free of charge for GaveKal and Dragonomics subscribers, however space is limited.

The purpose of the Households in Conflict Network (HiCN) is to bring together cutting edge empirical and theoretical microlevel research on the nature, causes and consequences of violent conflict. This year’s workshop will focus on the relationship between micro-level conflict processes and...

The aim of the workshop is to bring together academic researchers and practitioners to pro-mote and exchange ideas in the field of macroeconometric modelling.