The 5th Biennial Conference on TED Call for Papers

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Call for Papers 

The 5th Biennial Conference on

Transition and Economic Development (TED)

Economic Development and Structural Change:

Institutions, Markets and Public Policies

 

 

Sponsored and Supported by

 

China Centre for Economic Studies (CCES), Fudan University

Chinese Economist Society (CES), US

The Society for the Study of Emerging Markets (SSEM), US

 

20 - 21 September 2013

Fudan University, China

 

Every two years, China Centre for Economic Studies (CCES) organizes an international conference on the Chinese economy, with the objectives of strengthening scientific collaborations and connecting China scholars around the world. The 5th TED conference is organized in collaboration with The Chinese Economist Society (CES) and The Society for the Study of Emerging Markets (SSEM).

 

The previous conferences have attracted wide-ranging attention from academic institutions, government organisations and industries, alongside the media in China. The theme of the 5th TED conference will be economic development and structural changes, focusing on the roles of institutions, markets and public policies.

 

Preferences will be given to the following topics: marketization and governance, political connections, industrial agglomeration, and China and the world economy, especially the role of government during China’s development.

 

Key Dates

15 June 2013: abstract due

30 June 2013: full paper due

15 July 2013: letters of acceptance announced

 

Conference Proceedings

Depending on the number and quality of papers submitted, the organizers intend to publish some of the conference papers at China Economic Review and Comparative Economics Studies. The selection of papers will follow a double-blind referee process.

 

Note

CCES will provide free meals and accommodation to the paper presenters for the duration of the conference. However, participants should pay their own travel costs.

 

Non-CES members should become a member of the CES and pay $US 35 membership fee (optional for SSEM members).

Non-SSEM members should become a member of the SSEM and pay $US 100 membership fee (optional for CES members).

Membership fee for participants from mainland China could be relieved by application.

 

Contact

Non-CES members:

For expression of interest, the submission of all conference papers, please contact:

Ms. Lu ZHAN  

China Center for Economic Studies (CCES)

Fudan University, Shanghai 200433, China

Tel: ++86-21-65643054, Fax: ++86-21-65643056

Email: ccesconference@fudan.edu.cn

 

CES-members:

For expression of interest, the submission of all conference papers, please contact:

Ms. Amalia Syligardakis, Manager e-Learning, eServices Office (eSO)

Faculty of Liberal Arts and Professional Studies, York University

2120 Technology Enhanced Learning Bldg.

4700 Keele St. Toronto ON M3J 1P3, Canada

Tel: ++001-416-736-2100 ext. 30705 or 416-736-5831

Email: amalias@yorku.ca