Conferences and Workshops
2012 | Earlier
In the following months, RSE faculty will be active in co-organizing a
number of conferences and workshops. Some of these conferences are listed below.
2012
Asia Pacific Economic and Business History Conference
The 2012 Asia Pacific Economic and Business History Conference will be held at the ANU from Thursday 16 to Saturday 18 February 2012.
The Conference is supported by the Economic History Society of Australia and New Zealand. The local organisating committee consists of members of the ANU College of Business and Economics: Dr Martine Mariotti (RSE), Dr Mark Wilson, Dr John Tang (RSE) and A/Professor Pierre van der Eng.
The main conference theme is ‘Economic Integration: Historical Perspectives from Europe and Asia- Pacific’ but the organisers are open to proposals for contributions on other topics in economic, social, and business history, as well as to proposals for sessions on particular themes.
For more information please visit the APEBH Conference page
Australia National University16-18 February 2012
VAR Modelling Course and Workshop
The School of Economics and Finance, University of Tasmania, in conjuction with The Centre for Applied Macroeconomic Analysis (CAMA), RSE, ANU, are inviting to the VAR Modelling Course and Workshop. The VAR course is based on Professor Pagan’s lectures to the IMF and is suitable for graduate students and interested academics. We have capacity for approximately 15 participants. Workshop participation will be by invitation, and interested parties are asked to contact Professor Mardi Dungey to express their interest in presenting or discussing a paper.Additional information can be found on the CAMA website.
University of Tasmania, Hobart20-23 February 2012
Australasian Trade Workshop
University of New South Wales9-10 March 2012
Third Economic Research Workshop on Vietnam
As in the previous two workshops in 2009 and 2010, microeconometric studies of the Vietnamese economy will be presented and discussed.
Organisers: Brian McCaig & Yuji Tamura
Past workshop programs: Australian National University31 July 2012
Workshop on Macroeconomic Dynamics 2012
The 7th Workshop on Macroeconomic Dynamics (WMD 2012) is organized by the School of Economics at the University of Sydney and sponsored by the Centre for Applied Macroeconomic Analysis (CAMA).
Submissions in all areas of Macroeconomics start on 5 April, 2012.
The deadline for submissions is 15 July, 2012.
Submit completed papers to eco.wmd2012@sydney.edu.au
and indicate whether you will be willing to be a discussant. The authors and discussants will be notified by 31 July, 2012.
Additional information can be found on the WMD 2012 workshop page.
University of Sydney27-28 September 2012
2011
VUW Macro Workshop
The School of Economics and Finance at Victoria University of Wellington, in conjunction with the Centre for Applied Macroeconomic Analysis at ANU, is organizing the First Annual VUW Macro Workshop. The workshop aims to establish a regular venue for advancing research in macroeconomics in New Zealand, Australia, and the wider region.
Victoria University of Wellington21 October 2011
Paper submission: 15 September 2011
Macro Policies after the crisis
The conference aims to draw together theoretical and empirical work on the factors motivating new policies, the effective use of existing and potential policy instruments, and interaction among policies.
Topics of interest include, but are not limited to:- Externalities and efficient policy responses
- Credit booms and deleveraging
- The roles of debt and financial intermediation in macroeconomic fluctuations
- Macroeconomic effects of new and proposed macro-prudential policies
- Interactions among monetary, fiscal and macro-prudential policies
- Interactions between financial imbalances and fiscal balance sheets
- Related governance and communication issues.
The organisers are delighted to announce the participation of Enrique Mendoza (Maryland) and Bruce Preston (Columbia/CAMA).
Reserve Bank of New Zealand12- 13 December 2011
Paper submission: 9 September 2011
Quantitative Macroeconomics
The workshop is intended to bring together academics and practitioners to discuss recent developments in macroeconomics. Contributions are encouraged in all areas of macroeconomics, particularly those relevant to an open economy such as Australia.
Reserve Bank of Australia15-16 December 2011
Paper submission: 18 September 2011
