TCD, LSE and CEPR Workshop in Development Economics 2019
Organised by TIME and in collaboration with London School of Economics (LSE) and CEPR, and funded by Irish Aid, this year's development economics workshop took place at TCD on 4-5 September 2019.
| Date: | 4–5 September 2019 |
| Location: | Trinity College Dublin |
| Scientific Committee: | Oriana Bandiera (LSE and CEPR), Robin Burgess (LSE and CEPR), Andrea Guariso (TCD), Carol Newman (TCD) and Ameet Morjaria (Northwestern University and CEPR) |
BREAD, CEPR, STRICERD, TCD Conference on Development Economics 2018
The Centre for Economic Policy Research (CEPR), the Bureau for Research and Economic Analysis of Development (BREAD), and the Trinity Impact Evaluation Centre (TIME) held a joint conference on Development Economics on Friday 21st September and Saturday 22nd September 2018.
| Date: | 21–22 September 2018 |
| Location: | London |
The conference featured presentations on various topics in development economics, including slum upgrading, conditional cash transfer programs and migration, from scholars from leading universities and institutions across the globe and was hosted by STICERD at the London School of Economics in London. Submissions for the conference were invited by interested researchers on any topic with the area of Development Economics.
A pre-conference for junior faculty was held on the morning of the 21st September 2018.
TCD, LSE and CEPR Workshop in Development Economics 2017
The first Workshop in Development Economics, in collaboration with the LSE and the CEPR, and funded by Irish Aid, took place on the 18th and 19th of September in Trinity College Dublin. The workshop featured presentations on numerous topics in development economics including investment, productivity and agriculture with scholars from leading universities and institutions across the globe.
| Date: | 18–19 September 2017 |
| Location: | Trinity College Dublin |
| Scientific Committee: | Robin Burgess (LSE and CEPR), Fadi Hassan (TCD) and Carol Newman (TCD) |
The keynote speakers were David McKenzie (World Bank) and Imran Rasul (UCL). The workshop was organised by TIME (Trinity College Dublin), STICERD (London School of Economics) and CEPR and was funded by Irish Aid. The aim of the workshop was to bring together researchers in different fields of development economics to discuss current issues in development. Topics included: agriculture, climate change, conflict, education, firms' organization, finance, gender, health, migration, networks, productivity, public finance, and trade.