The Asian Economic Panel meets twice a year to discuss economic issues that pertain to regions of Asia or to particular Asian countries. The discussion of each topic begins with a presentation of an analytical paper followed by a discussion. Submission of papers is by invitation only.

Scientific Program: Day 1 Plenary Session: - Stephen Ansolabehere (Harvard University)"Climate Change and How Political Economy Can Help Point the Way" - James Snyder (Harvard University) "Primary Elections vs. Conventions as Nominating Systems" Parallel Session: - Politics and Voting -...

The Asian Economic Panel meets twice a year to discuss economic issues that pertain either to subregions of Asia or to particular Asian economic countries. The discussion of each topic begins with the presentation of an analytical paper followed by a discussion. Membership of the Asian Economic...

The ambition to design allocation mechanisms and voting rules that satisfy various desirable criteria (efficiency, strategy-proofness, fairness, equality, anonymity, neutrality, etc.) has a long tradition and also been high on the agenda of economic research in recents decades. The research has...