Papers from all fields of Law and Economics are welcome. However, priority will be given to papers which, in the tradition of earlier workshops of the series, discuss legal phenomena specific to continental-European law, with or without corresponding phenomena in US law. Papers on EU-law and on...

This conference will discuss for the first time in East-Central Europe current obstacles to successful science policy implementation and discrepancies between the status quo and stated goals concerning gender equality and the position of early stage researchers. This will be done through...

Topics: - Modelling Economies in Transition - National Economy Models - Forecasting and Evaluation of Forecasts - EU and EMU Enlargement Issues - Modelling Inflation and Unemployment - Modelling Foreign Trade

Topics of Interest: - Interconnection and Next Generation Networks - Network Externalities and the Internet - Changes in market structure - Infrastructure investments - Network neutrality and open access

Topics: - Economic Dimensions of Art - Finance of Art - Supporting of Art - Protecting Work of Art - Socio-economic Effects of Art - Industrialisation of Art - Globalisation and Art - Popular Culture, Art and Economy - Economic Conditions and Art - Ideology and Art - An Expenditional Economy:...

TOPICS - Relationships between Financial Integration and Financial Stability - Supervisory Issues Relating to Financial Integration - Recent Developments in Financial Integration and Challenges Ahead

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.

The Association of Competition Economics (ACE) brings together those working on the economics of competition in government, academia and the private sector and provides a forum for discussion and debate of both issues and cases. It is based in Europe and is open to all those interested in the...

The Rodney L. White Center for Financial Research invites academics to present their current research on topical areas in Investments and in Asset Pricing and Applications during a one-day conference to be held at The Wharton School on December 1, 2006. The participants will include academics...

Labour market policies are imperative to the further preservation and development of our welfare states. However it is clear that current labour market policies are not capable of dealing adequately with the challenges resulting from two major trends: the internationalisation of the economy and...