The workshop aims to gather researchers applying the tools of economics and statistics to problems surrounding mental health. We strongly encourage junior researchers to submit. We also invite applications from scholars outside of economics. Empirical analyses in this field are especially...

The purpose of the Atlanta Workshop on Public Policy and Child Well-being (PPCW) is to provide a platform for researchers who seek to better understand the factors affecting child well-being, broadly defined. The workshop will include presentations of policy-relevant empirical research—from...

The workshop's goal is to bring together scholars in international economics on the West Coast.

The Texas Economics of Crime Workshop (TxECW) will bring together scholars from Texas and beyond, to discuss cutting-edge research from the vibrant economics of crime field. It will include presentations of working papers related to criminal behavior and the criminal justice system. Topics of...

The 6th North American Workshop on Cultural Economics will again take place as a special stream at the Southern Economic Association Conference (SEA). The 92nd SEA Annual Meeting will take place 19-21 November in Fort Lauderdale, Florida.

Organizers Ran Abramitzky and Jared Rubin seek submissions at the intersection of religion and economics/political science/sociology.

The workshop aims to address frontier issues in the area of international capital flows, including the distributional effects of capital flows, and how they are affected by digitalization and climate change. It will also consider how the policy challenges associated with volatile capital flows...

The CU Environmental and Resource Economics Workshop provides researchers the opportunity to share their research results and/or ideas. Ample time will be allocated for discussion, allowing researchers to get feedback from other workshop participants. Work presented can range from proposed...

The PIER Tools Workshop consists of three six-hour mini-courses, nine hours of practical training sessions (labs), two distinguished guest lectures, the Penn Faculty Lecture, and a half-day, practice-oriented mini-workshop. The courses cover nonlinear models of credit booms, financial crises and...

A graduate student workshop - taught by leaders in the field and held in conjunction with the meetings of the Association for the Study of Religion, Economics and Culture.