Call for Papers

Research that advances economic understanding and policy

Submissions are invited from scholars, policymakers, practitioners, and emerging researchers.

Indicative conference themes

The final thematic tracks may be refined by the Scientific Committee.

Macroeconomics

Growth, inflation, monetary policy, fiscal policy, exchange rates, and financial stability.

Trade & Globalization

International trade, export competitiveness, tariffs, regional integration, and global value chains.

Development Economics

Poverty, inequality, structural transformation, institutions, and inclusive growth.

Labour & Employment

Labour markets, wages, skills, migration, demographics, and the future of work.

Industry & Investment

Industrial policy, FDI, SMEs, productivity, innovation, and private-sector development.

Public Economics

Public finance, taxation, expenditure, social protection, and governance.

Climate & Energy

Climate change, green growth, energy transition, and resilience.

Digital Economy & AI

Digital transformation, AI, fintech, e-commerce, productivity, and regulation.

Human Capital & Social Policy

Education, health, gender, food security, social inclusion, and human development.

Option 1

Extended Abstract

≈ 600 words

Excluding title, author information, keywords, and references.

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Option 2

Full Paper

6,000–8,000 words

Including tables, figures, notes, and references.

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Review criteria

  • Relevance to conference themes
  • Originality and contribution
  • Clarity of research question
  • Quality and appropriateness of methodology
  • Strength of analysis and interpretation
  • Policy or practical relevance
  • Overall academic quality