Call for Papers

The 1st Camphor Economist Circle (CEC) Workshop

January 9-10, 2016, Guangzhou, P. R. China

South China Normal University

Camphor Economist Circle

The 1^st Camphor Economist Circle (CEC) Workshop will be held in Guangzhou from 9^th to 10^th January 2016. It is hosted by the South China Normal University in association with The Camphor Economist Circle.

The 1^st CEC workshop welcomes submission in all areas of economics. It is hoped that the papers presented at the workshop will represent a broad spectrum of applied and theoretical economics and econometrics. Young economists and graduate students are especially encouraged to submit papers. We are inviting full-length papers written in English to be presented at the workshop.

Paper submission

For those who are interested in presenting a paper in the workshop, please send your full paper in pdf version to cec2016@163.com by November 22, 2015. Please use subject “Your Name + Title of Your Paper” when submit. Authors will be notified of decisions by December 6, 2015.

Camphor Economist Circle

The Camphor Economist Circle (CEC) was initiated by youth scholars from Chinese Academy of Social Science (CASS), Harvard University, University of Toronto, and so on. It aims to create an open and free discussion platform for young scholars in economics from China and abroad.

Conference Fees:

There is no registration fee.

Grants will be provided to young researchers who present papers during the conference. The grants will cover accommodation expenses but not travel expenses.

For further information, please visit our Wechat ID: camphor2014

Organized Jointly with: South China Normal University

Contact

Tel.: 86-20-39310450

Fax: 86-20-39310072

Scientific Program Committee

Chair

Shilin Zheng, Institute of Quantitative and Technical Economics, the Chinese Academy of Social Science

Members

Zhiqiang Dong, School of Economics and Management, South China Normal University

Ziying Fan, Huazhong University of Science and Technology and Shanghai University of Finance and Economics

Wei Huang, Department of Economics, Harvard University

Feitao Jiang, Institute of Industrial Economics, the Chinese Academy of Social Science

Yao Luo, Department of Economics, University of Toronto

Dawen Meng, Institute of Advanced Research, Shanghai University of Finance and Economics

Yaowu Wu, Institute of Population and Labor Economics, the Chinese Academy of Social Science

Lixue Wu, Institute of Industrial Economics, the Chinese Academy of Social Science

Secretaries

Zimin Liu, School of Economics and Management, Southwest University

Xiahai Wei, School of Economics and Management, South China Normal University