This year the ESPE conference was held in Belgrade in June. Marta Palczyńska from IBS presented the paper "The employment effects of a wage subsidy for the young during an economic recovery", co-authored by Astrid Kunze (NHH) and Iga Magda (IBS).
SEHO - the Society of Economics of the Household brings together scientists from around the world dealing with the subject of broadly understood economics of the household. The University of Copenhagen organised this year's meeting.
The meeting is the first international conference of the ELMI network. The Conference will take place in Luxembourg, 30-31.10. 2023. We invite you to submit your papers! Extended deadline 15 August 2023!!!
On June 14-15, 2023, the final conference of the TIPPING+ project took place in Brussels, attended by researchers from the IBS.
The CAN meeting 'Realising climate ambition and just energy transition in Central Eastern Europe' in Brussels was organised as part of the EUKI initiative (Europäische Klimaschutzinitiative).
The C4E - Central & Eastern European Energy Efficiency Forum,23-25.05.2023, three-day meeting this year took place in Samorin, Slovakia. The C4E Forum is one of the most important events in the field of energy and environmental policy.
SOLE - Annual Meeting of the Society of Labor Economists is the most important labour economics conference of the year. Once again, the Institute for Structural Research were the only Polish institution to present its research at this event.
In cooperation with partners from 8 countries, we will investigate how to support people discriminated against based on gender, ethnic origin, age, health, or sexual orientation.
Researchers from all over the world presented a wide range of the latest research on labour economics, mainly focusing on the challenge of creating better jobs in developing countries.
The particularly difficult situation of families in the face of the current crisis was the main issue raised in Joanna Mazurkiewicz's speech during the meeting in Krakow.
The WeLaR Project aims examine how megatrends affect labour markets and the welfare state.
The Conference, titled “Labour market effects and social impact of technological transformation, globalisation and demographic change”, took place on 9 November in Brussels, attracting 16 papers and 45 participants.
