The annual meeting of the Global Economy Area of the CESifo research network will facilitate the presentation of current research undertaken by members. Papers may be submitted on any topic under the Global Economy field covering trade, international finance, migration, global...

The Midwest International Economics Group was founded in 1981 to foster and encourage research in International Trade. We hold conferences twice a year, in the fall and spring, jointly with the Midwest Theory conference.

The program will include several sessions covering the main areas of International macroeconomics. Sessions and covered topics: International macroeconomics: - Exchange rates and international monetary system; - Monetary policy and inflation risk; - Vulnerabilities and dependencies in supply...

Papers on any topic related to international economic development are welcome.

The Australasian Trade Workshop is an annual conference of trade economists in Australasia that is hosted by a different university in the region each year. We invite colleagues in this field (JEL‐Classification F0 to F2) to submit papers for presentation at the workshop.

The Research in International Economics and Finance (RIEF) network was created in 2004 in order to strengthen scientific cooperation and contacts between European research centers working on international economics. The RIEF network organizes a yearly doctoral meeting which offers the...

The main objective of the conference is to provide a platform for economists working in the field of ‘International Economics’ to present recent research. Papers from Ph.D. students, young faculty members and young researchers in similar positions are particularly welcome as the conference...

IBEFA (formerly NAEFA) is a non-profit, international, scholarly organization dedicated to the study of banking, economic, and financial issues in countries and across the global economy and financial markets. IBEFA, jointly with the Allied Social Science Associations (ASSA), holds a two- to...

The meeting aims at bringing together lead economists to discuss how the productive structure is reacting to the recent pandemic, energy and trade shocks, and the growing relevance of micro-macro interactions between public policies, firm choices, and aggregate productivity. We welcome both...