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| Congratulations to the annual winners, Zach Devlin-Foltz and Katherine Lim, Macalester College for taking first prize for their paper entitiled, "Motivations for 'Non-Rational' Punishment in Public Goods Settings: An Experimental Analysis " Look for their paper to be published in an upcoming issue of the Atlantic Economic Journal. To encourage undergraduate interest in economic issues, Franklin Allen, President, and John Campbell, Vice-President of the International Atlantic Economic Society cordially invite students to compete in the IAES annual undergraduate paper competition in Montreal next October. Click here to find out more information. |
SCHOLARSHIPS FOR AFRICAN ECONOMISTS
A limited number of scholarships are available to help defray part of the cost of attending the Society's conferences. The scholarships range from $450 to $570, depending upon need. Applicants must be from an African nation and be a professional economist. Recipients of the scholarships are required to present a formal research paper to fellow economists at the conference.
Letters of application should include: (1) Name; (2) Affiliation; (3) Rank; (4) Paper title (60 character limit); (5) Paper summary (500 word limit); (6) Category number of paper topic; (7) Agreement to be a discussant in a session other than the one in which you present a paper; (8) Category numbers of paper topics you wish to discuss; (9) Yearly income range: (less than $20,000); ($20,000 - $29,999); ($30,000 - $44,999); (over $45,000); (10) Biographical Sketch limited to 2 pages (e.g., education, key publications). Deadline for application is 31 December.
Send your applications to:
African Scholarship Fund
International Atlantic Economic Society
4949 West Pine Blvd., Second Floor
St. Louis, MO 63108-1431 U.S.A.
Phone: (314) 454-0100
Fax: (314) 454-9109
E-mail: iaes@iaes.org
*If you wish to donate to the John M. Virgo Scholarship Fund for African Economists, please click here.
GRANTS FOR EUROPEAN CONFERENCES
Over the last several years, the International Atlantic Economic Society has awarded over $35,000 in grants to more than 175 of our neediest colleagues! These grants allow people to join us who might not otherwise be able to attend the European conferences.
A limited number of grants are available to help defray part of the registration fees for attending our European conferences. The amounts range from $100.00 - $150.00, depending on need. Letter of application should include: (1) Name; (2) Affiliation; (3) Rank; (4) Paper title (60 character limit); (5) Paper summary (500 word limit); (6) Category number of paper topic; (7) Agreement to be a discussant in a session other than the one in which you present a paper; (8) Category numbers of paper topics you wish to discuss; (9) Yearly income range: (less than $20,000); ($20,000 - $29,999); ($30,000 - $44,999); (over $45,000); (10) Biographical Sketch limited to 2 pages (e.g., education, key publications). Deadline for application is 31 December.
Send your applications to:
International Atlantic Economic Society
4949 West Pine Blvd., Second Floor
St. Louis, MO 63108-1431 U.S.A.
Phone: (314) 454-0100
Fax: (314) 454-9109
E-mail: iaes@iaes.org
If you wish to become a Friend of the Society and donate to the Grant Fund, please click here.
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A20 Teaching of economics |
F15 Trade liberalization and economic integration
F20 International factor movements F30 International finance F33 Impact of the EURO F39 Global financial markets F49 New financial mechanisms G10 General financial markets G15 International financial markets G20 Financial institutions and services G30 Corporate finance; investment H50 National government expenditures I00 Health theory and policy J10 Demographic economics J21 Labor force and supply J30 Wage level and structure J50 Labor-management relations K10 Law and economics L10 Market structure; performance L33 Privatization |
L50 Regulation and industrial policy L60 Industry studies M10 Business administration M21 Managerial economics M31 Marketing; advertising M41 Accounting N10 Economic history O10 Economic development O40 Growth theory and models O50 Country studies - General O52 Impact of EU enlargement O53 Pacific Rim studies O54 Latin America and Caribbean studies O57 Transition Economies P00 Economic systems Q10 Agricultural economics Q20 Natural resources R10 Urban, rural, and regional economics Z13 Social Norms ___ Other (specify JEL category #) |
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