The RCEA Colloquium 2010

Second Workshop on Dynamic Games in Economics 

13-14, December, 2010, Rimini-Campus of the University of Bologna, Rimini, Italy

Invited Speakers

Hassan Benchekroun (McGill University)

Engelbert Dockner (Vienna university of Economics and Business)

Santiago J. Rubio (University of Valencia)

Second Workshop on Banking and Financial Intermediation: SMEs, Growth and Banking 

27-28, September, 2010, Rimini-Campus of the University of Bologna, Rimini, Italy

Keynote Speakers

Steven Ongena (Tilburg University, CEPR  and European Banking Center)

Phil Molineaux (Bangor University)

3rd GLUNLAB Workshop

10th June, 2010, Rimini-Campus of the University of Bologna, Rimini, Italy

The Rimini Conference in Economics and Finance (RCEF) “The Canadian Economy’s 15 Golden years in the Global Context”

10th–13th June, 2010, Rimini-Campus of the University of Bologna, Rimini, Italy

 Keynote Speakers

Costas Azariadis (Washington University in St. Louis)

Paul Beaudry (University of British Columbia and Oxford  University)

Thomas Lemieux (University of British Columbia and RCEA)

Peter Nijkamp (VU University Amsterdam and  RCEA)

Arnold Zellner (University of Chicago and  RCEA)

“The Rimini Conference in Economics and Finance” – RCEF (formerly labelled “Small Open Economies in a Globalized World” – SOEGW) conference is a biennial international meeting assembling a group of leading economists to present and discuss their work at the cutting edge of economic research. The previous two editions, still under the label SOEGW, were held in Rimini (Italy) in 2006 (www2.dse.unibo.it/soegw/)and Waterloo (Canada) in 2008 (www.soegw.org/index.php)and focused on issues concerning small open economies in the fast-changing globalized world. The 2010 conference will focus on lessons learned from the Canadian economic performance and management over the last fifteen years and its response to the recent global crisis. Thus, drawing from the Canadian experience of sustained long-run growth and an effective response to a large shock, the conference will deal with general issues in growth and business cycles analysis, international trade, international finance, monetary and fiscal policies, public economics, public finance, finance and banking, general equilibrium, game theory, economic geography, regional development, economics of tourism, environmental economics, industrial organization, labour economics, health economics, econometrics and quantitative methods. The third edition of the workshop “Geographical Localisation, Intersectoral Reallocation of Labour and Unemployment Differentials” (GLUNLAB3)will be held within the framework of the RCEF.