The 2006 annual meeting will consist of a thematic and an open part. The aim for the thematic part is to gather contributions to the study of innovation processes in the field of IO, including topics such as: - intellectual property rights and innovation, - localization and organization of...

This conference: - offers thought-provoking discussions on new ways to encourage growth and development in your region. - brings together the different key players of a successful regional development in today's European and global network society. - is designed to be an exceptional meeting...

The EARIE 2005 Organizing Committee is planning a challenging and stimulating series of talks, presentations and papers, covering a diverse range of topics among selected ongoing research in Industrial Economics. Participants may attend plenary sessions, where well known industrial economists...

The conference features: • Plenary Lectures and Invited Sessions will illustrate the balance of rigor and relevance that Jean-Jacques Laffont exemplified. • The Toulouse Roundtables on Economic Policy on July 1, 2005 will honor Jean-Jacques Laffont’s many contributions to public policy in...

We expect submissions to be original scholarship and the conference as a whole to provide an opportunity to take stock of the field and advance the research frontier of industrial dynamics.

The objective of the conference is to gather recent contributions to the study of innovation processes in the field of theoretical and applied I.O.. Topics to be covered include : - intellectual property rights and appropriation strategy, - venture capital and financial agreements, -...

Announcing the third annual International Industrial Organization Conference, sponsored by the Industrial Organization Society and its affiliated journal, the Review of Industrial Organization. The conference will be held April 8-9, 2005, at Georgia Institute of Technology's hotel and conference...

Papers are sollicited in the domain of applied Industrial Organisation. The field is to be taken broadly, covering the econometric of auctions, empirical analysis of market regulation, competition and innovation policy, the econometrics of telecommunications, energy, transport, etc....

What is the future of the market economy? The 21st century began with this major issue. What are the current characteristics of capitalism? How can we explain this comeback to the origins? History is stammering, the Economist, the Sociologist, the Politician… are getting bored. Is the system...