1 Week Left! Submit your work for the 15th ifo Dresden Workshop on Regional Economics, held on 9–10 September 2025 at the ifo Institute in Dresden.
Details & submission: https://t.co/nuZhKARTTr
We’re looking forward to your paper!
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ALERT: Two new PreDoc positions starting in late summer/early fall. Come join my team and work on exciting topics in Political Economy and Development Economics, using both experimental and quasi experimental methods (text-as-data, spatial data, AI).
https://t.co/MTkxrEc7uo
Come join us in Copenhagen this September. We expect the program to be as fabulous as usual! This time including a grad student workshop on the day before with lots of bright students also joining the conference. Copenhagen is beautiful in Sep and dinner is booked in Christiania!
First up is @andr3as_link, who finds that preventing “conflict diamonds” from entering world markets reduces armed conflicts in Africa, underscoring the importance of international initiatives in fostering peace.
Paper: https://t.co/YavDBlWVdC
Welcome to the 2025 Bristol Applied Economics Meetings (BÆM)! We’re kicking off with Development Economics. We have an exciting lineup of speakers, incl. @sararlowes as keynote and Devesh Rustagi & @deanyang as invited speakers. Stay tuned for one key takeaway per talk.
*CALL FOR PAPERS*
ASREC EUROPE
University of Copenhagen
18-19 September 2025
Keynote: Ara Norenzayan
If you have work at the intersection of the social sciences and religion/culture, please apply!!
Application deadline: 1 June 2025
To submit, visit: https://t.co/vhwiqwT0Vs
Please join a new session of Virtual HPE Workshop tomorrow, this Thursday, at 12:30 EST! Alexander N. Taylor is presenting his paper "The King's French: The Political Economy of Language" (with @jrhall97), discussed by @andr3as_link.
To all PhD students in DevEcon, do not miss to apply for the 10th DENeB PhD Workshop, which is a great opportunity to present and discuss your work and engage with fellow development economists! This year taking place on 6th June 2025 at @PIK_Climate. Application deadline: 10.3.
To all researchers in Historical Political Economy based in Europe: Please help @beckerbastian, @LHaffert, and me get a better picture of HPE in Europe and the challenges researchers face by participating in this 15 min survey: https://t.co/TUg4TooJ9e
What underlies differences in cultural diversity across societies?
The out-of-Africa migration.
Societies whose ancestors migrated farther from Africa show lower diversity in music, folklore, and social norms, values & attitudes.
https://t.co/FFK9SEvFOq #econtwitter
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My new book "Paleoeconomics" is now available online. It offers a chronologically structured overview of the economics of prehistory from around 3.4 millions years ago to the emergence of states around 3500 BCE. It builds on rapidly growing research in several fields. 1/6