Venue: 

 

- Shenzhen Graduate School of Business, Peking University

- School Economics, Shenzhen University

- School of Economics and Finance, Hong Kong University

 

Contact:

China Center for Economic Research 302#
Peking University, Beijing 100871,PR.China
TEL:86-10-62753098   Fax:86-10-62754719

Email: cea@ccer.edu.cn

Date 2007/12/15-- 2007/12/16

EXCEL Link  http://www.cenet.org.cn/download/26615-1.xls

 

The Seventh China Economics Annual Conference will be held in Shenzhen and Hong Kong on December 15-16, 2007. This annual conference has been held successfully for six years since it was initiated in 2001. The first , second, third, fourth, fifth conferences were held at Peking University, Northwest University, Fudan University , Nankai University and Xiamen University respectively. The sixth conference was held at Wuhan University with a total of 400 participants and over 200 contributed papers, which provided an excellent exchange platform for Chinese economics academies, government, and the media. From 2007, the Conference will have an international session in which the working language is English.

　　

This year's Conference is going to have 20-25 sessions.  We are soliciting theoretical and policy papers in a wide range of economic studies.  The deadline for paper submission is August 31, 2007. Please upload an electronic version to http://www.cenet.org.cn/cn/CEAC/, and submit a hard copy to the Secretariat. In addition, please complete the attached Excel form and send it back to cea@ccer.pku.edu.cn. We do not accept papers which have already published. All the papers will be reviewed and selected anonymously.

 

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.        Script

2.        3-5 keywords

3.        200- word abstract in both Chinese and English

4.        Field of study on the First page

5.        Author's address, telephone and email on the last page

　　

The Conference will continue its discussion on China's economy, and hold a dean meeting to exchange experience in economic education and research. We encourage publishers to promote their publications. The Conference will also have a job fair as usual.