The workshop covers topics in research not typically covered in economics training. It will be held for the second time at the University of Leeds, which has a continuing tradition of doing economics in open, critical ways. The workshop is open to any Ph.D. students, but UK-registered Ph.D....

There will be four concurrent streams based on the four main areas of business research methods: - Research using technology: Quantitative and Qualitative approaches. - Mixed method research, particularly with an emphasis on the different ways in which researchers combine quantitative and...

The conference committee is attracted by both theoretical and practical papers on many subjects, as well as by innovative ideas and experiences. We are also interested in case studies that demonstrate how research strategies have been applied and the lessons learned. We welcome contributions on...

The workshop covers topics in research not typically covered in economics training. The workshop is open to any Ph.D. students, but UK-registered Ph.D. students have priority. Funding priority will be given to UK-registered students. Workshop topics include : - Reorienting economics to match...

In the wake of the financial crisis and the ensuing public debate on the potential entanglement of the economics profession in the origins of this crisis, learned societies of the discipline have been called upon to incorporate professional codes of conduct in their regulations. In response, the...

Almost a century ago, the Treaty of Versailles marked a new departure in international relations by instituting the League of Nations as the first intergovernmental body explicitly dedicated to peace and stability. At the same time, the Treaty has remained one of the most controversial...

Each year the European Conference on Research Methodology for Business and Management Studies (ECRM) provides a forum to meet and exchange views on our lives as researchers and academics, with others who understand the world in which we live. Over a few days, with those impassioned with all that...

The banking and economic crises have focused attention on economics and its capacity to forecast, analyse and present policy solutions. Radical questions have been raised in public discourse about the way in which economics approaches its subject matter, i.e. its methodology. The purpose of this...

Seminar contributions are welcome from any perspective shedding light on culture and economic performance, what these terms and the relationship between them might mean, and how we might go about analysing them.

The subject of the conference is "Methodology after Keynes." Topic: What new insights does Keynes scholarship throw on the methodological foundations of economic inquiry? How would Keynes think we should now be doing economics? To what extent do recent developments such as behavioural economics...