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Association Charles Gide: http://www.charlesgide.fr/

Presentation: Since its foundation in 1983, The Charles Gide Association aims at promoting research and activities in history of economic thought, different methodologies, compared economic theories, epistemology, and economic philosophy.

The Charles Gide Partner session is seeking original, unpublished economics research papers on the broad topics of history of banking, finance and monetary economic thought. Even if all contribution on this topic are welcome, particular attention will be paid on papers dealing with monetary and banking innovations.

Contacts: Lucy BRILLANT (lucy.brillant@u-bourgogne.fr) and Ludovic DESMEDT (ludovic.desmedt@u-bourgogne.fr)

Association de Science Régionale De Langue Française: https://www.asrdlf.org/

Presentation: Regional migration and residential mobility have strongly increased within modern societies over time. A long series of studies have investigated on the determinants of these migration movements by focusing either on individual attributes such as age, income and human capital or on territorial characteristics such as the conditions in the local labor and housing markets, the presence of urban and environmental amenities or the quality of the local public services. These migration flows strongly impact regional demographics and city growth and appear as a structural determinant of local economic specialization and growth. Local governments aim to attract and encourage the arrival of new households by putting up local actions through the use of fiscal policies and the development of local public services.  Although the session primarily focuses on residential mobility, regional science and growth, all proposals concerning regional science at a large extent are welcomed.

Contacts: Michel DIMOU (dimou@univ-tln.fr) and Alexandra SCHAFFAR (schaffar@univ-tln.fr)

Association Francophone de Recherche en Economie Numérique: http://afren.fr

Presentation: The French Association of Research in Digital Economics will organize two partner sessions at the AFSE Congress. These sessions will welcome theoretical, empirical or experimental papers on digital economics, in particular on the following topics: Economics of digital platforms and markets, Regulation and Competition Policy at the Digital Era, Algorithms, artificial intelligence, Blockchain, software economics, Personal Data and Privacy, Impact of Digitalization on Labor and firm’s organizations, Digital divide, …

 Only full submissions will be considered.

Contacts: Thierry PENARD (thierry.penard@univ-rennes1.fr) and Dominique TORRE (dominique.torre@gredeg.cnrs.fr) 

French Association of Environmental and Resource for Economists: http://faere.fr/en/

Presentation: The missions defined by the statutes of the FAERE are to bring together researchers, teachers, academics and all those engaged in research and / or expertise in environmental economics and natural resources, to collect the information useful for researchers in the field, to promote all kind of works in the field, to take steps and actions to make those works known by public and private institutions and to to build strong relations with the different related scientific associations.

The sessions organized by FAERE do not have a specific theme.

Contacts: Mouez FODHA (Mouez.Fodha@univ-paris1.fr) and Francesco RICCI, (francesco.ricci@umontpellier.fr) 

Association Française d’Economie Expérimentale: http://www.asfee.fr/

Presentation: ASFEE aims to promote the use of experimentation as a method of investigation in economics.

The sessions organized by ASFEE do not have a specific theme.

Association Française d’Economie du Droit: https://afed.u-paris2.fr/ 

Presentation: L'objectif de l’association Française d’Economie du Droit (AFED) est de promouvoir les travaux, en droit et en économie, qui se situent au croisement des deux disciplines. A cette fin, l’AFED organise depuis plusieurs années des sessions dédiées lors des congrès annuels de l’AFSE, pour promouvoir des travaux d’économistes, mobilisant leurs outils, pour aborder des thèmes variés en lien avec le droit comme par exemple : Droit et Numérique - Délinquance et Prévention – Droit et Gouvernance d'Entreprise – Droit Environnemental – Propriété Intellectuelle et Innovation – Droit et finance – Droit et politiques publiques – Production du droit – Résolution des litiges – Droit, responsabilité, innovation – Justice Prédictive – Accès au droit - Droit Asile – Droit et Economie Comportementale – Droit et Politique de la Concurrence – Théorie des Contrats et Régulation – Histoire et évolution de l’économie du droit… Toutes les propositions, théoriques ou empiriques, portant sur des sujets à l’interface du droit et de l’économie seront examinées avec une attention particulière portée sur les sujets originaux, contribuant au renouvellement thématique ou méthodologique de la discipline.

Contacts: Myriam DORIAT-DUBAN (myriam.duban@univ-lorraine.fr)

French Health Economics Association: http://www.ces-asso.org

Presentation: The Collège des Économistes de la Santé (CES) is a learned society with a network of over 300 members and aims to support and animate research in health economics.

The sessions organized by CES do not have a specific theme.

GDRE Monnaie, Banque, Finance: http://gdre.leo-univ-orleans.fr

Presentation: The European Research Group in Money Banking and Finance (GDRE Monnaie Banque Finance) welcomes papers in the field of money, banking and finance. Submissions correspond to papers usually submitted to the GDRE annual conference: Monetary and Fiscal Policy, Financial cycles, Financial inclusion and Growth, Money and (Crypto-) Currencies, Exchange Rates and Capital Flows, Financial Crisis, Banking: Prudential and Competition issues, Corporate and (Behavioural) Market Finance (ESG and green finance), Monetary and Financial History. Papers have to be submitted at the same time for the GDRE Partner association of AFSE AND the General Session of AFSE on the submission website.

Contacts: CHATELAIN Jean-Bernard (jean-bernard.chatelain@univ-paris1.fr), MENUET Maxime (maxime.menuet@univ-paris1.fr), and DIRER Alexis (alexis.direr@univ-orleans.fr).

GdR Jeux: https://my-wordpress-site-gdrjeux.apps.math.cnrs.fr/

Presentation: The GdR Jeux brings together researchers from different domains around the cross-cutting themes that the mathematical theory of games addresses. It gathers about 180 researchers from 31 different units in mathematics, computer science and economics.

This Partner association session encourages submissions of papers that provide applications of game theory to economics, including industrial organization, resource sharing, finance, voting, environmental problems, law and economics, etc. Non-cooperative and cooperative approaches are welcome.

Contacts: Sylvain BEAL (sylvain.beal@univ-fcomte.fr)

Association Française de Cliométrie: http://www.cliometrie.org

Presentation: The Association Française de Cliométrie (AFC) will sponsor "Clio-sessions" at the 70th Annual Meeting of the French Economic Association (Association Française de Science Economique, AFSE) organized at Dijon (LEDI, Laboratoire d'Economie de Dijon), June 14-16, 2022.

For the submissions to the "Clio-sessions", please provide also a copy of your manuscript to: webmaster@cliometrie.org.

Contacts: Claude DIEBOLT (cdiebolt@unistra.fr) et Charlotte LE CHAPELAIN (charlotte.le-chapelain@univ-lyon3.fr)

Association Française d'Histoire Economique (AFHE):  https://afhe.hypotheses.org/presentation-afhe-devhist

Presentation: The AFHE will organise a panel on “Industrialisation, Economic Development, and Demographic Change” and welcome all papers dealing with the relationship between industrialisation, economic development, and demography in a historical perspective.Since the middle of the 18th century, alongside the development of the Industrial Revolution, major changes in individual behaviour have modified the demographic structure: an increase in the age at marriage, a decline in the fertility rate, a fall in infant mortality and an intensification of migration. These new phenomena, observed at different scales, have transformed local or regional demographic balances and created growing inequalities between geographic areas. In some cases, exogenous factors such as wars, trade treaties and financial or industrial crises, exacerbated or reversed these divergences. More recently, structural changes in Western economies resulted in the deindustrialisation of certain areas, for which the demographic and/or political consequences still require further research.The proposals will focus on the aforementioned themes by using new methodology and/or data, or study classical questions such as:

- How did industrialisation (or the lack of) articulate with the demographic transition?

- What are the demographic consequences of the de-industrialisation (fertility, mortality, changes in the age structure)?

- Economic shocks, demographic changes, and political transformations.

Contacts: Cédric Chambru (cedric.chambru@econ.uzh.ch) and Paul Maneuvrier-Hervieu (p.maneuvrier@gmail.com)