Call for Papers: The Sixth China Economics Annual Conference
The sixth China Economics annual conference will be held at Wuhan University on December 16-17, 2006. The annual conference has been held five times in China since its inception. The first conference was held at Peking University in October, 2001, which attracted over 300 experts and scholars of economics from China and abroad. The second, third, fourth and fifth conferences were held at Northwest University, Fudan University and Nankai University respectively. The fifth conference was held at Xiamen University with a total of 500 participants and over 200 papers submitted for discussion. The Conference has provided excellent exchange platform for Chinese economic studies, government departments as well as the media.
This year's Conference will consist of 20-25 sessions. The topics are open for any theoretical or policy studies in all areas of economic studies. Those wishing to submit papers, please do so before
July 31, 2006 by uploading an
electronic version to http://www.cenet.org.cn/ceac as well as sending a
printed version to the Office of the Secretary. Also, please complete and return the attached EXCEL form to
cea@ccer.pku.edu.cn. We do not accept already published papers as submissions. The Office of the Secretary will choose papers anonymously by the review committee.
Conference Topics:
Macroeconomics Microeconomics
Finance International Economics
Public Economics
Industrial Organization Theory
Health Economics
Labor / Population Economics
Institutional Economics
Law and Economics
Management Economics
Educational Economics
Regional Economics
Developmental Economics
Agricultural Economics
Mathematical Economics
Political Economics
History of Economic Theories
Economic History
Defense Economics
Welfare Economics
Resource and Environmental Economics
Chinese Economic Reform
Global Economic Research
Economic Education Behavior Economics
Other Areas
The format of submitted papers should be as follows:
1. Complete Text
2. 3-5 keywords
3. 200~ word English abstract
4. Area of study on the front page
5. Author's address, telephone and email on the last page
The Conference will continue its discussion of problems in China's economy, with the experience of a committee of economics department chairs, and encourage publishers to attend the conference to find opportunities for teaching materials and publishable works. The Conference will also have a job fair as usual.
Contact:
Peking University
China Center for Economic Research
Beijing, 100871, PR China
Telephone: 010-6275-3098 Fax: 010-6275-4719
Email: cea@ccer.edu.cn
