Contributions from economic, sociology and other sciences are welcome according to the timing, duration, frequency, sequence and impacts of daily life activities. They include all kinds of market and non-market activities with labour market aspects and unpaid work in the formal and informal...

The topic of the Conference is “European Society or European Societies?” The aim is to consider whether we can look at European society as an increasingly cohesive entity or whether divisions of nation, class, ethnicity, region, gender and so on continue to be more salient. Traditionally,...

The workshop aims to bring together researchers and graduate students from neuroscience, behavioral decision making and marketing to provide: methodological training for students a state of the art overview in the nascent field of decision neuroscience for students opportunities to network with...

The International Max Planck Research School on Adapting Behavior in a Fundamentally Uncertain World (Uncertainty School) combines approaches from Economics, Law and Psychology to explain human decisions under uncertainty more effectively and to better design institutional responses.

The IAREP-SABE joint conference aims at providing voice to economists, psychologists and other academics across the disciplinary divide to rigorously discuss and debate their latest research in all relevant topics relating to behavioral economics and economic psychology. We welcome paper...

The summer school is intended primarily for Ph.D. students, but also for post-docs and beginning faculty in Economics, Psychology, and related disciplines The general aim of the Summer School is to provide participants with an interdisciplinary and open-minded view of the study of economic...

Topics of interest include: - happiness and social interactions in the production and consumption spheres - interpersonal climate, organizational performance and worker satisfaction - implicit prices of quantity and characteristics of social interactions - experimental studies of personalized...

In economics, “relativity” is the idea that it is position relative to others that motivates behavior and determines individual and therefore social wellbeing. This idea has distinguished pedigree, going back in modern times to Duesenberry’s relative income hypothesis, and even further...

Following on INCS's 2008 theme, "The Emergence of Human Rights," this conference will focus on "the pursuit of happiness," that elusive corollary to life and liberty. What form did happiness and the comprehension of happiness take in the nineteenth century? How, for example, did the legacy of...