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FINANCIAL SYSTEM INSTABILITY: THREATS, * Call For Papers
PREVENTION, MANAGEMENT, AND RESOLUTION
2008 FIFTH BIENNIAL CONFERENCE OF * Call For Papers
HONG KONG ECONOMIC ASSOCIATION
EMPIRICAL STUDIES OF CIVIL * Call For Papers
LIABILITY
15TH GLOBAL FINANCE CONFERENCE * Call For Papers
6TH WORKSHOP ON PENSION AND SAVING: * Call For Papers
CONSEQUENCES OF LONGEVITY RISK ON
PENSION SYSTEMS AND LABOR MARKETS
CSWEP AND CSMGEP * Summer Economics
Fellows Program
GERMAN INSTITUTE FOR ECONOMIC * Doctoral Training Program
RESEARCH (DIW BERLIN) Economics/Social Sciences
VIRGINIA TECH * Transitioning Ph.D
Program: Economics to
Careers in Finance
MUNICH GRADUATE SCHOOL * Scholarship Announcement
OF ECONOMICS
NETSPAR * Research Grants
and Visitors
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CALL FOR PAPERS
JOURNAL OF FINANCIAL STABILITY
A FOCUSED ISSUE ON "FINANCIAL SYSTEM INSTABILITY:
THREATS, PREVENTION, MANAGEMENT, AND RESOLUTION"
Issue Editor: Professor Mark Flannery
BankAmerica Professor of Finance
University of Florida
Authors are invited to submit theoretical or empirical
papers on issues related to the overall stability and
instability of national and international financial markets
and institutions, including but not limited to:
- How should we define a financial system's
"(in)stability"?
- Has the financial system become more or less stable in
recent decades?
- How have hedge funds affected financial stability?
Globalization? Domestic banking systems?
- How could policymakers or market participants promote
financial system stability?
- What does an unstable financial system look like, in
real time? How should policymakers manage and resolve a
financial crisis?
- Does actual or conjectural government intervention in
financial markets provide a net stabilizing force?
- Does a financial system's stability vary with its stage
of development?
- What determines the spillover of one country's financial
problems to another?
PAPER SUBMISSION PROCEDURE:
All papers must be submitted electronically through the
Elsevier Editorial System. To submit your paper to the
Journal of Financial Stability, use the following link:
Please refer to the Focused Issue on "Financial System
Instability" in the cover letter you submit via this web
site, and choose the special folder devoted to this issue.
We will begin the review process as papers are submitted.
Manuscripts will be accepted for this Focused Issue's
review process until April 15, 2008.
For additional information, contact:
CONTACT: Professor Iftekhar Hasan, Editor
Journal of Financial Stability
Lally School of Management & Technology
Pittsburgh Building 2214
110 8th Street
Troy, NY 12180-3590, USA
Email: MAILTO:jfs@rpi.edu
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CALL FOR PAPERS
2008 FIFTH BIENNIAL CONFERENCE
OF HONG KONG ECONOMIC ASSOCIATION
Chengdu, China
June 10-12, 2008
The Hong Kong Economic Association has been hosting its
biennial conferences in Hong Kong since 2000. Each time we
had world class scholars including Nobel Laureates in
Economics and prominent leaders including the Financial
Secretary and the Secretary for Financial Services to serve
as keynote speakers. Each time it is well attended, with
participants coming from countries across the world. The
success of this event has been made possible by the united
effort of all seven universities in Hong Kong.
This year we are co-organizing the biennial event with the
Southwestern University of Finance and Economics (SWUFE) in
Chengdu. The conference will be held in Chengdu during June
10-12, 2008.
KEYNOTE SPEAKERS:
We have already successfully invited, as keynote speakers,
Prof. James Mirrlees of the 1996 Nobel Laureate in Economic
Sciences, Prof. Robert Barro of Harvard and Editor of QJE,
Prof. Andrea Prat of LSE and Managing Editor of Review of
Economic Studies, Prof. Chris Taber of University of
Wisconsin-Madison and Editor-in-chief of Journal of Labor
Economics, and Prof. Justin Yifu Lin of Peking University.
Prof. Canice Prendergast of Univ. of Chicago and Editor of
Journal of Political Economy is still considering.
Chengdu is the capital city of Sichuan Province. The city
and its adjacent areas are famous for its natural beauty
and long history. Among the 20+ universities specializing
in economics and finance in China, SWUFE is the largest
(20K students) and one of the best.
Here is a website about the city of Chengdu, one of the
best cities in China:
www.travelchinaguide.com/cityguides/chengdu.htm
PAPER SUBMISSION PROCEDURE:
Paper or abstract submission should be made before March
26, 2008.
Preference will be given to completed papers. We welcome
papers in all fields of economics.
Acceptance decision will be made by April 15, 2008.
Registration should be made by April 26, 2008.
For paper (abstract) submission and inquiry, please write
to:
Email: MAILTO:HKEA_conference@econ.cuhk.edu.hk
The submission should include a one-page abstract (or full
paper) with JEL numbers, key words, phone and fax numbers,
and an email address.
Further information about the conference (paper submission,
registration and hotel etc) will be updated from time to
time in the HKEA website:
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CALL FOR PAPERS
Searle Center on Law, Economics and Regulation
Northwestern University School of Law
"EMPIRICAL STUDIES OF CIVIL LIABILITY"
October 9th & 10th, 2008
The Searle Center on Law, Regulation, and Economic Growth
is issuing a call for original research papers to be
presented at a Research Symposium on Empirical Studies of
Civil Liability at Northwestern University School of Law.
The Symposium will run from 9:00 AM on Thursday, October
9th to 12:30 PM on Friday, October 10th.
TOPICS:
The goal of this Research Symposium is to present and
discuss high-quality empirical studies of civil liability.
The topics covered and the exact format of the symposium
will be determined in part by the submissions. Potential
topics include, but are not limited to: Arbitration of
Civil Disputes, Civil Justice Reforms, Mass Torts, Class
Actions, Tort Reform, Medical Malpractice, and, in general,
empirical studies of the impact of changes in substantive
and procedural rules and regulations.
FURTHER INFORMATION:
The Symposium will feature a Keynote Dinner Address by W.
Kip Viscusi, University Distinguished Professor of Law,
Economics, and Management, Vanderbilt University. There
will be a reception, dinner and program on Thursday evening.
Authors will receive an honorarium of $1,000 to cover
reasonable transportation expenses. The Searle Center will
make hotel reservations and pay for rooms on Wednesday and
Thursday.
The Symposium format will include Discussants of the
various papers. The typical Discussant will be asked to
comment on two papers as part of a panel discussion.
Discussants will receive an honorarium of $500 to cover
reasonable transportation expenses. The Searle Center will
make hotel reservations and pay for rooms on Wednesday and
Thursday.
Papers prepared for the Research Symposium on "Empirical
Studies of Civil Liability" will be permanently hosted on
the Searle Center website:
www.law.northwestern.edu/searlecenter
Authors will be free to publish their work in other venues
(with appropriate acknowledgement of the Searle Center).
RESEARCH PROPOSALS -
SUBMISSION, REVIEW PROCEDURE AND TIMELINE:
Proposal Submission Deadline: Research Proposals should
include an abstract (300 words maximum) and c.v. Proposals
should be submitted to:
Email: MAILTO:searlecenter@law.northwestern.edu
by January 21, 2008.
Notification Deadline: Research Proposals will be reviewed
by a three-member committee. Authors will be notified of
the committee's decisions by February 15, 2008.
Discussion Draft Deadline: Papers suitable for
distribution to discussants and other conference
participants must be received by September 1, 2008.
Revision Deadline: November 10, 2008. Upon revision in
response to comments received at the symposium, papers will
be permanently hosted on the Searle Center website.
Honoraria will be paid in two installments: 50 percent
upon presentation at the symposium; 50 percent upon
submission of a revised paper that the author is willing
to put on the Searle Center website.
Potential Discussants should send a message indicating
their interest to:
Email: MAILTO:searlecenter@law.northwestern.edu
by January 15, 2008. Please attach a copy of your c.v.
All authors and discussants are expected to attend the
entire Symposium.
ABOUT THE SEARLE CENTER:
The Searle Center on Law, Regulation, and Economic Growth
at Northwestern University School of Law was established in
2006 to research how government regulation and
interpretation of laws and regulations by the courts affect
business and economic growth. Information on the Searle
Center's activities may be found at:
www.law.northwestern.edu/searlecenter
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THE 15th GLOBAL FINANCE CONFERENCE
May 18 - 20, 2008
HOSTED BY:
Zhejiang University of Technology,
Hangzhou, China
SUBMISSION DEADLINE: JANUARY 20, 2008
The 15th Annual Meetings of the Global Finance Conference
will be hosted and held at College of Business
Administration, Zhejiang University of Technology, in
Hangzhou, China on May 18-20, 2008. The theme of the
Conference is "Global Capital Markets & Risk Management."
TOPICS:
The GFC 2008 solicits submissions (papers or proposals for
workshop, tutorials) in global financial economics
including:
- Asset Allocation/Country Mutual Funds/Hedge Funds/ETFs
- Accounting Standards, Regulation; Tax Issues & SOX
- Chinese Stocks, Futures and Funds
- Globalization & Government Service Innovations
- Globalization of Capital Markets & Linkages
- Cross-country Movement of Intellectual Capital
- FDI and Cross Border M&As - Overseas Investment & Risks
- Currency valuation and related issues
- Financial Support of the Technology Innovation
- Overseas Listing of Chinese Firms
- Red Chips and H-shares Return-Fund Investment
- WTO and Financial Innovation and Trade Issues
- Exchanges and Sovereign Wealth Funds
- BOP and Foreign Exchange Reserve Structure & Management
- Supervision and Governance of Listed Companies
- Advances in International Trade: Theories vs. Practice
- Rural Financial Innovation & Private Bank Development
- Financial Crises - Sub-prime Loan Crises & Implications
- Inflation and Macro Economic Control Issues
- Financial Market Integrations and Interest Rates
- Education/Curriculum/Distance Learning - e-Learning
- Emerging Markets and Privatization Issues
- Entrepreneurship/Venture Capital
- Microfinance - Microcredit - Finance and Global Poverty
- Micro Structures and related issues
- Advances in Financial Engineering and Derivatives
- Insurance/Reinsurance - WTO and China Financial Service
- Interest-Free Banking/Islamic Finance & Banking
- Behavioral Finance
- Corporate Governance/Ethics/Social Responsibility
- Valuation/Pricing/EVA and MVA
- Legal and Regulatory Issues (SOX)
INNOVATIONS:
We have assembled an outstanding program with some exciting
innovations. The 2008 GFC will be offered in English and
Chinese languages.
PAPERS:
Papers are categorized as refereed papers, working papers,
and poster session papers. All refereed papers will be
double blind reviewed.
The best papers will receive prizes, certificate and will
be conditionally accepted for publication in an special
issue of the Global Finance Journal.
PLEASE SUBMIT YOUR PAPER OR PROPOSAL ELECTRONICALLY VIA
EMAIL.
CONFERENCE HOTELS/BOOKINGS AND INFORMATION:
It is anticipated that GFC 2008 will attract close to 1000
participants from a wide range of interested authors from
over 40+ countries to share knowledge, network and Interact
with industry specialists.
We have made arrangements with the following hotels for
discounted rates for GFC 2008 Participants. However,
because spaces are limited, participants are encouraged to
make reservations early:
Hyatt Regency
86-571-87791688
www.hangzhou.regency.hyatt.com
Ramada Hangzhou
86-571-87215888
www.ramadahz.com/contact_en.asp
Lakeview Hotel
86-0571-87078888
FURTHER INFORMATION:
For further information, contact:
CONTACT: Professor Hui Fang Cheng
The 2008 Program Chair
Dean, College of Business
Zhejiang University of Technology
Email: MAILTO:chf@zjut.edu.cn
MAILTO:chfbcn@163.com
MAILTO:chfbcn@yahoo.com
Tel: +86-571-883-20521 & 23
Fax: +86-571-852-90043
Web: www.glofin.org
CONTACT: Professor Manuchehr Shahrokhi
California State University-Fresno
Executive Director, Gfa - Gfc
Craig Fellow Professor of Finance
Email: MAILTO::shahrokhi@glofin
Tel: 1-559-278-4058
Fax: 1-559-278-4886
Web: www.gfc2008.org
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ANNOUNCEMENT AND CALL FOR PAPERS
Chaire Dauphine-Ensae Groupama
de la Fondation du Risque
With CIEF (Lisbonne, Portugal)
University of Lisbonne, ISEG (Instituto Superior
de Economia e Gestao)
and GDRI DREEM
6TH WORKSHOP ON PENSION AND SAVING:
CONSEQUENCES OF LONGEVITY RISK ON PENSION SYSTEMS
AND LABOR MARKETS
University of Paris-Dauphine
April 3 & 4, 2008, Paris
This workshop aims to offer a forum for researchers
Ph.D. students, Post docs...) to present and discuss with
a competent audience their theoretical or empirical papers.
Fields of interest are particularly:
- Ageing, Saving behavior and financial markets
- Social security systems reforms
- Pension funds and risks
- Inequalities issues (gender, longevity)
- Retirement behavior (labour market, family issues)
- Housing, annuities and wealth
A special session will be devoted to GDRI DREEM on Social
protection, Ageing and Labor markets in Euro Mediterranean
Area.
PAPER SUBMISSION PROCEDURE:
Please send an abstract before January 15, 2008
Submission deadline (full paper): February 24, 2008
- No Registration fee
- The papers should be around 20 pages and their
presentation about 20 minutes
COORDINATORS:
Najat El Mekkaoui de Freitas, University of Paris-Dauphine,
Economic Department
Carole Bonnet, INED, Paris
Mouhoud El Mouhoub, University of Paris-Dauphine, Economic
Department
Philippe Bernard, University of Paris-Dauphine, Economic
Department
PAPER SUBMISSION PROCEDURE:
For electronic submission (and all kind of information
you need) please send an e-mail to:
Email: MAILTO:najat.el-mekkaoui@dauphine.fr
Email: MAILTO:carole.bonnet@ined.fr
For more details, see the following link:
www.dauphine.fr/eurisco/workshop.html
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CSWEP: COMMITTEE ON THE STATUS OF WOMEN
IN THE ECONOMICS PROFESSION
AND
CSMGEP: COMMITTEE ON THE STATUS OF MINORITY GROUPS
IN THE ECONOMICS PROFESSIONS
American Economic Association and National Science Foundation
Summer Economics Fellows Program
The American Economic Association and the National Science
Foundation are once again sponsoring a fellowship program
designed to increase the participation and advancement of
women and underrepresented minorities in economics. This
fellowship allows the fellow to spend a summer in residence
at a sponsoring research institution such as a Federal
Reserve Bank or other public agency.
DESCRIPTION:
During their residency, fellows participate as members of
the research community while engaged in a research project
of their own choosing. Fellows will be mentored by
experienced economists both on scientific issues and career
issues such as negotiating publications, the job market,
and advancement strategies. Fellows are typically either
junior faculty or graduate students at the dissertation
stage.
APPLICATIONS/FURTHER DETAILS:
For more details and application materials please see the
program webpage at:
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GERMAN INSTITUTE FOR ECONOMIC RESEARCH
(DIW BERLIN)
Graduate Center of Economic and Social Research
Doctoral Training Program in Economics and Social Sciences
The Graduate Center of Economic and Social Research at the
German Institute for Economic Research (DIW Berlin)
welcomes applications from highly qualified post-graduated
students from all over the world to attend its structured
doctoral training program in economics and social sciences.
QUALIFICATIONS:
Applicants must hold a MA degree or a diploma in economics,
business and administration or social sciences in order to
apply. Degrees from other related fields (such as civil
engineering or statistics) also fulfill the admission
requirements of the program. Students with a degree in
economics follow the economic track that leads to a PhD in
economics; students with a degree in sociology follow a
social science track which leads to a PhD in sociology.
There is a number of core courses that both groups of
students will attend.
ABOUT DIW BERLIN:
The German Institute of Economic Research DIW Berlin is one
of the leading economic research institutes in Germany. We
are an independent, non-profit institute involved in
economic research, service and policy advice. We co-operate
closely with universities in Berlin and Brandenburg and in
international academic networks.
The goal of Graduate Center's activities is to provide
young, outstanding doctoral students with a research
environment and a training structure that will develop
their talents in an accordingly exemplary manner. It leads
them to a deep understanding of economic and social
processes and offers them the opportunity to apply their
knowledge within the professional research environment of
one of the leading economic think tanks in Germany. The 3-
year program follows a dual training approach. It offers:
- high-level core and field courses in the first year
- one research internship in Berlin
- a three month stay in Washington DC including advanced
courses by US-based scholars and research activities at
international renowned think tanks
- on-the-job training within research projects of the DIW
Berlin in the 2. and 3. year
After successfully finishing the programme students have
submitted a number of papers to refereed scientific
journals. They will receive a certificate confirming
participation together with a doctoral degree.
SCHOLARSHIP:
The Graduate Center offers a scholarship of 1000 Euro per
month in the first year to each doctoral student admitted.
After successful completion of the first year the doctoral
students are assigned to the research departments of the
Institute. Research positions are offered depending on the
volume of research projects under work.
Deadline of Application: April 15 2008
APPLICATIONS/FURTHER INFORMATION:
For application instructions and further information please
contact our website:
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TRANSITIONING ECONOMICS Ph.D.s
TO
ACADEMIC CAREERS IN FINANCE
Virginia Tech, Pamplin College of Business
The Pamplin College of Business at Virginia Tech is pleased
to announce an AACSB-endorsed program to train Ph.D.s in
Economics for tenure-track positions in Finance.
PROGRAM OVERVIEW:
The eight-week/320-contact-hour residential program from
June 1, 2008 to August 1, 2008 provides:
- Courses in the main fields of Finance.
- Training in business school pedagogy.
- Training in research methodology and the development of
research topics.
PROGRAM BENEFITS:
Having successfully completed the program, the graduating
candidate will be deemed academically qualified by AACSB
International (the Association to Advance Collegiate
Schools of Business) to transition to a tenure-track
career in Finance.
PROGRAM COSTS:
The payback period on the all-inclusive program cost of
$39,500 is approximately one year based on the differential
between average starting salaries in Finance and Economics.
ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENT:
A doctoral degree in Economics from an accredited program.
PROGRAM DETAILS:
Visit the Finance Track of Virginia Tech's Post-Doctoral
Bridge to Business Program at:
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UNIVERSITY OF MUNICH
MUNICH GRADUATE SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS
Graduate Program
Research Training Group
SCHOLARSHIP ANNOUNCEMENT
"Markets, Institutions, and the Scope of Government"
Department of Economics
The Munich Graduate School of Economics (MGSE) offers a
distinguished three-year Ph.D. program in Economics to
outstanding young graduates. We offer:
10 DOCTORAL SCHOLARSHIPS
1 POSTDOCTORAL SCHOLARSHIP
The program provides advanced training for in-depth
research into global market integration, its consequences
for institutional change, and its impact on the role of
governments in the organization of economic activity. These
themes are widely conceived and allow for applications in
any field of economics. We offer a wide range of Ph.D.
courses, all taught in English. The German Research
Foundation (DFG) supports excellent doctoral students with
a three-year scholarship in our Research Training Group.
QUALIFICATIONS:
Applications for doctoral scholarships are welcome from
graduates who hold a Master's degree or a German university
Diploma in economics or a closely related field, passed
with distinction. Candidates with a degree in statistics,
mathematics or physics are also encouraged to apply.
Graduates need to prove a strong quantitative background as
well as interest and ability to conduct independent
research.
Applicants for the postdoctoral scholarship are welcome
from outstanding young researchers with a completed Ph.D.
in economics or a closely related field and proven ability
to conduct independent research.
APPLICATION PROCEDURE:
For further details on the research and teaching program,
its participating faculty and the application procedure,
please consult our website:
Please note that we select our students on a strictly
competitive basis.
Application deadline is 15 April 2008.
For further information, contact:
CONTACT: Munich Graduate School of Economics
Ms. Gabriella Szantone Sturm
Email: MAILTO:mgse@lmu.de
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NETSPAR
RESEARCH GRANTS AND VISITORS 2008
Netspar, the research network on Pensions, Aging and
Retirement based in the Netherlands, invites proposals for
academic research papers and visitors. Netspar conducts
innovative scientific research on all aspects of the
economics of ageing.
TOPICS:
Topics of interest are, among others:
- Macroeconomic aspects of ageing and retirement;
- Life cycle behaviour of individuals;
- Ageing and health;
- Financial and investment decisions of pension funds and
financial institutions.
FURTHER INFORMATION:
For more detailed information about Netspar's research
programme, please visit the website:
RESEARCH GRANTS:
In 2008, a maximum of 10 grants of 10,000 euro each are
available. Proposals for a research grant should contain
the following information:
- A description (one or two pages) of the research question
and an indication how the paper contributes to the
existing literature and to Netspar's research programme;
- A description of data needed and other relevant
information for the feasibility of the project, plus a
timetable for completion of the project;
- A statement about other funding for the project (if
applicable);
- A title page with names of all authors and contact
details of the corresponding author; a copy of each
author's CV.
Grants are awarded under the condition that the paper
contains new and original work. Upon completion, the
authors will be invited to submit their paper to the
Netspar discussion paper series and present their paper
at a Netspar workshop. Research proposals can be submitted
by email to:
Email: MAILTO:info@netspar.nl
The deadline for submissions is March 1, 2008.
VISITORS:
We invite top researchers in the area of pensions, aging
and retirement to apply for a one week to three-month
visit. This programme allows researchers in the economics
of pensions and aging to join forces with the Netspar
research group and present their work at one of the pension
days or workshops.
Netspar has its main facilities at Tilburg University, but
visitors may also stay at one of the other research
universities participating in Netspar: Amsterdam (UvA and
VU), Groningen, Maastricht, Rotterdam, and Utrecht. Netspar
will cover travel (economy fare) and accommodation costs.
The applications should contain a brief statement of
purpose and a recent full CV. There is no formal deadline
for submissions, but for visits in 2008 we prefer
applications to arrive by March 1, 2008.
APPLICATIONS:
For further information or applications to the visitors
programme, please contact:
CONTACT: Ben Heijdra
Email: MAILTO:B.J.Heijdra@rug.nl
or
CONTACT: Frank de Jong
Email: MAILTO:f.dejong@uvt.nl
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