A reminder that the deadline for submitting your paper to the 35th Annual Irish Economic Association Conference is the end of this week.
The deadline for submissions is Friday 11th of February 2022 and submissions can be made through this site.
The 35th Annual Irish Economic Association Conference will be hosted by the University of Limerick in the Castletroy Park Hotel on Thursday 5th May and Friday 6th May 2022.
Please note that the conference will be held in person and will not be a hybrid or online conference.
The annual conference of the Economic and Social History Society of Ireland will take place online, hosted by NUI Galway, on the Friday and Saturday this week.
It includes
the K.H. Connell Memorial Lecture, which will be given by Prof. David Dickson
(TCD), on ‘Ireland and the Caribbean in the 18th century’.
There are
panels on: family and identity; the urban environment and public health;
transnational relationships; urban labour and politics; deeds, debts and
discovery in the 18th century; food and society in the nineteenth
century; social policy and the law in the 20th century;
prisons and society; economic policy and independence; the economics of
hospitals; changing dynamics in pre-independence Ireland; and popular
culture in 20th-century Ireland.
Registration is free. The full programme of papers as well as a link for registration is available at:
The 35th Annual Irish Economic Association Conference will be organised by the University of Limerick and held in the Castletroy Park Hotel on Thursday, May 5th and Friday, May 6th, 2022.
The Association invites submissions of papers to be considered for the conference programme. Preference will be given to submissions that include a full paper. Papers may be on any area in Economics, Finance and Econometrics.
The deadline for submissions is Friday 11th of February 2022 and papers can be submitted for consideration here iea2022.exordo.com.
ANNUAL CONFERENCE OF THE ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL HISTORY SOCIETY OF IRELAND 2021: CALL FOR PAPERS
The annual conference of the Economic and Social History Society of Ireland will be held online, hosted by the National University of Ireland, Galway on the 3rd and 4th of December 2021.
The K. H. Connell memorial lecture will be given by David Dickson, on ‘Ireland and the Caribbean in the eighteenth century’.
Papers of 20 minutes duration on all aspects of the economic and social history of Ireland are welcome.
Please send proposals for papers to Niall Ó Ciosáin (niall.ociosain@nuigalway.ie) by September 20th, 2021.
Proposals should include an abstract of 100-250 words and full contact details.
The Fiscal Council has an exciting lineup for its fifth annual Path for the Public Finances conference.
This year’s theme is “Ensuring debt sustainability in a post-Covid world”.
The conference will focus on the theme of fiscal policy in the era of high public debt and low interest rates that follows the outbreak of Covid-19.
The conference has two sessions: the first looks at fiscal policy of high debt conditional on current interest rates (debt sustainability analysis; what does it means for the fiscal rules, how should policymakers respond). The second takes a more “big picture” look at the sustainability of low interest rates given high public debt, ageing, financial implications and whether such pressures might influence monetary policy.
The conference takes place over 8th – 9th February 2021 from 2pm – 4pm both afternoons.
Speakers include Olivier Blanchard, Agnès Bénassy-Quéré, Charles Wyplosz, Hélène Rey, Philip Lane, Antonio Fatás and Karolina Ekholm.
Full programme and Registration details are available at the Fiscal Council’s website: