Future conferences
The calls for papers for the following conferences are open
Monetary Policy After The Global Crisis. How Important Are Economic (Divisia) Monetary Aggregates for Economic Policy?
1st September – 1st October 2017
The main subject of the conference is to discuss the challenges for monetary policy ten years after the Global Crisis. The conference aims to survey and discuss the recent theoretical advances in monetary tools, goals and policies, along with the latest empirical research findings with particular emphasis on the role and relevance of Divisia monetary aggregates. Indeed, this Conference will be one of the first, which in an extensive manner, tackles the problem of monetary aggregation after the Great crisis. The leaders are Filip Fidanoski (University of Luxembourg) and James Swofford (University of South Alabama, USA).
Economic Philosophy: complexities in economics
2nd October – 30th November 2017
The main subject of this inaugural conference in Economic Philosophy suggests to discuss: (i) the diversity of accounts and conceptions of complexity; (ii) different methods and approaches for introducing complexity into economics; (iii) the different economic and social issues complexity raises; (iv) how different traditions and school of thought understand and explain complexity; (v) and the ways taking complexity seriously can affect economics.
The conference will be led by Prof. John Davis (Marquette University) and Prof. Wade Hands (University of Puget Sound).
This conference is the first event in a series of the WEA Online Conferences project Economic Philosophy
In addition, other conferences are being planned on: Deficient Arguments in Economics, Public policies after the financial crisis and Climate Change. They are still in the early stages of development.
Those interested in co-leading some of these conferences or proposing other subjects, please contact Maria Alejandra Madi <alejandra_madi@yahoo.com.br>.