ERWIT is an annual workshop that brings together international economists from across Europe and key researchers from outside the region. The workshop disseminates the findings of recent research on international trade, and presentations often involve exploratory rather than finished papers. The...

The workshop will bring together leading economists working on social security and disability insurance. The workshop will also be an opportunity to launch the research unit Analysis in Pension Economics (APE) of the Bocconi Baffi-Carefin research center. To foster the desired interaction, we...

The aim of this workshop is to host presentation and foster interaction between female researchers working in the areas of microeconomics and applied microeconomics/-econometrics. For this inaugural workshop, we particularly invite submissions by female researchers in the following areas, but...

Climate change is a long term threat to human societies with expected huge impacts on health, economies and welfare. Somehow similar to a pandemic, but with more persistent and irreversible consequences. Even more than the fight against Covid-19, climate change control is a difficult and complex...

The workshop is organized by the Chair of Macroeconomics, Innovation and Policy and aims to: - present leading theoretical approaches to model Politics, - present cutting-edge theoretical analyses of Political Economy problems, - explore new forms of democracy.

The workshop will consider papers in all areas of finance, including Asset Pricing, Behavioral Finance, Corporate Finance, Financial Intermediation, Household Finance, and International Finance.

On top of the uncertainty around Covid-19, the current environment is challenging for the financial industry in many countries, with historically low interest rates, inflated asset values and increased competition among banks and other financial institutions. Are there any unintended regulatory...

The workshop disseminates the findings of recent research on international trade, and presentations often involve exploratory rather than finished papers. Papers are invited on any trade-related issues.

Topics: - What are the possible implications of digital currencies for the nature of financial intermediation, monetary policy transmission and financial stability? - How should big techs and fintech companies be regulated? - What are the effects of regtech, suptech and govtech applications? -...

We have decided to postpone the "Third European Macrohistory Workshop", the new dates will be announced shortly.