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International Society for New Institutional Economics

ISNIE 2013

The ISNIE 2013 Conference
will be organized with the support of the European University Institute, the University of Florence
and the University Paris-Dauphine
June 20-22 in Florence, Italy

Upcoming Conferences

Coase Institute

The Ronald Coase Institute, and the Wang Yanan Institute for Studies in Economics and The School of Economics at Xiamen University, are co-sponsoring the Ronald Coase Institute Xiamen Workshop on Institutional Analysis December 8-14, 2013, in Xiamen, China. The Workshop is designed for early-career postdoctoral social scientists and advanced graduate students, and provides an opportunity to interact with and receive feedback from leading scholars in institutional analysis, Applications are due by August 31.
For more information see the Ronald Coase Institute website at http://www.coase.org

The VIII Research Workshop on Institutions and Organizations (October 7-8, 2013) is an effort by seven research-oriented schools in Brazil (FGV; FIA; Insper; UFBA; UFRJ; USP; UFSCar) to discuss relevant academic and practical issues of institutions and organizations in an interdisciplinary way. Seminar participants will discuss recent developments in the analysis of institutions and organizations through the lens of several disciplines, such as: economics, management, sociology, law, among others. We encourage the participation of scholars from Brazil, as well as from abroad.
Deadline to submit a proposal (extended abstract) : June 21st 2013.
http://cors.usp.br/conferences/index.php/cors/VIII-RWIO

The VI Annual Congress of the Associação Brasileira de Direito e Economia - ABDE will be held at the FGV Direito Rio, in the city of Rio de Janeiro, in October 17-18, 2013.
Deadline to submit a proposal July 1st 2013
For more information please visit: http://www.congresso.abde.com.br

International Conference "Contracts, Procurement, and Public-Private Arrangements" - Florence, June 19 & 20 - 2013. This conference focuses on the recent developments in contract theories. Papers are invited on all topics of contract theories including: Relational contracting, transaction costs, renegotiations, incentives, attribution mechanisms, incomplete contracting, contract design, benchmarking, privatization, corruption, institutions. Papers presented may be theoretical or applied. A special attention will be given to proposals addressing issues related to procurement and public-private arrangements.
The program is available at : http://chaire-eppp.org/program-2013