The Review of Economic Studies May Meetings
The Review of Economic Studies May Meetings have been held annually in May since 1989. Every year, in line with the Review’s tradition of encouraging the work of young economists, seven of the most promising graduating doctoral students in economics and finance in the world are selected to present their research to audiences in Europe. The meetings take place at the economics departments or institutes of three or four of major universities across Europe. Standard seminar presentations are given over two days to audiences invited by the local hosts and which include members of the journal’s editorial board.
2012
In 2012 (the twenty-fourth meeting) the tour will visit three host departments:
Thursday/Friday May 10-11 University of Mannheim
Monday/Tuesday May 14-15 University of Leicester
Thursday/Friday May 17-18 IGIER-Bocconi University
2011
In 2011 (the twenty-third meeting) the tour visited four host departments:
Wednesday/Thursday May 18-19 London Business School
Organizer: Hélène Rey
Monday/Tuesday May 23-24 IIES Stockholm University and Stockholm School of Economics
Organizer: John Hassler and Tore Ellingsen
Thursday/Friday May 26-27 CEMFI Madrid
Organizers: Dante Amengual and David Dorn
Speakers 2011:
Alex Wolitzky, MIT
Daniel Keniston, MIT
Mar Reguant, MIT
Kei Kawai, Northwestern
Alex Torgovitsky, Yale
Alessandra Voena, Stanford
Peter Koudijs, Pompeu Fabra
2010
In 2010 (the twenty-second meeting) the tour visited three host departments.
Monday/Tuesday May 17-18 Toulouse School of Economics
Organizer: Nour Meddahi
Thursday/Friday May 20-21 European University Institute, Florence
Organizer: Jerome Adda
Monday/Tuesday May 24-25 University of Warwick
Organizer: Abhinay Muthoo
For information about local arrangements and programme please consult the local organizers.
General enquiries
For general enquiries about the 2010 Meetings, or if you are uncertain who else to ask, please contact the overall contact, Annika Andreasson, at the Editorial Office.
Speakers 2010:
Kirill Evdokimov (Yale, econometrics)
Benjamin Handel (Northwestern, IO)
Cynthia Kinnan (MIT, development)
Pablo Kurlat (MIT, macro/theory)
Florian Scheuer (MIT, public economics/theory)
Andrew Shephard (UCL, labor)
Alp Simsek (MIT, macro/theory)