Proposals for contributed papers as well as symposia (of three papers each) are welcome in all areas of philosophy of economics, including the methodology of economics, ethical aspects of economics, and foundations of rational choice theory. Submissions that combine different areas of philosophy...

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...

The workshop is thematically oriented towards empirical methods in macroeconomic policy analysis. Understanding macroeconomic phenomena and designing macroeconomic policies requires adequate tools for extracting useful information from existing data. Motivated by this observation and fueled by...

The aim of the workshop is to give talented young researchers the opportunity to present and discuss their research and to study new developments in Empirical Economics.

Attend this workshop in Santiago, Chile to - Hear established institutional scholars discuss research and strategies to formulate questions, design projects, present results, and draw conclusions. - Present your own research and receive comments · in a small group with faculty guidance · after...

Program: - MIT and the Transformation of American Economics - How Reason became Rationality: Rational choice in the history of science - Credit and priority: Personalizing the Post-War Transformation of Economics - Simply another language: The Mathematization-Discourse in German Economics in the...

Empirical research is seeking through methodological processes to discover, hopefully, nontrivial facts and insights. Beside choosing a topic and grounding an idea in theory, empirical research consists of gathering and analysing data as well as presenting results in scientific contexts in order...

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...

The main aim of the Symposium is to facilitate the meeting of people working on different topics in different fields (mainly Economics, Finance and Computer Science) in order to encourage a structured multi-disciplinary approach to social sciences. Presentations and keynote sessions center...

The IMPRS Uncertainty Summer School aims at stimulating the scientific discourse on decision making under uncertainty between economists, psychologists and legal scholars. The themes of the 2 x 12 crash courses are - methodological (statistics for grad students – basic and advanced; empirical...