The conference intends to discuss the history of economic thought, economic research and development in Southeast Asia.
This conference aims to provide an opportunity to PhD students, young scholars, and researchers in the field of economics and social science to share their research and exchange knowledge in different study agendas and backgrounds, as well as to receive feedback on their work from senior researchers and practitioners.
Important Dates
- The last date for abstract submission: 31st August 2023
- Notification for selected abstract: 15th September 2023
- The last date for submission of the full paper: 15th October 2023
- Notification for selected full papers/paper presenters: 30th October 2023
- Conferenced date: 16-17th December 2023
Registration: https://fs8.formsite.com/CNZLjX/rule2023/index
For more information: https://rb.gy/w9n5q
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