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Subject: Call for Papers -Computing in Economics and Finance 2007
From: Nazmun Ratna (nazmun.ratna@anu.edu.au)
Date: Thu Jan 04 2007 - 23:34:58 CET
>Submissions are now being accepted for the
>13TH INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON COMPUTING IN ECONOMICS AND FINANCE
>Society for Computational Economics
>(<http://comp-econ.org/>http://comp-econ.org/)
>14-16 June 2007 at HEC Montreal, Canada
>The 13th Annual Conference on Computing in Economics and Finance (CEF
>2007) will take place in Montreal, Canada from June 14 through 16, 2007.
>The program will cover all areas dealing with the computational aspects
>(broadly defined) of economics, finance, and decision making. These
>include (a) research that makes significant use of computers, (b) the
>development of computational techniques, and (c) the development of
>computational environments. The conference is open to all economists
>including those who are not currently members of the Society for
>Computational Economics (SCE) and will include plenary, regular and poster
>sessions, as well as cash prizes for the best graduate student papers.
>
>To have your paper considered for inclusion in the program, please submit
>an abstract (max 3,000 characters, or approx. 300 words) no later than
>January 31, 2007. Submissions should be made online via the Conference
>Maker program at
><http://zeus.econ.umdedu/conference/sce2007>http://zeus.econ.umdedu/conference/sce2007.
>Decisions on acceptance will be made by March 15, 2007 and final papers
>should be uploaded by May 15.
>
>The organizers also encourage the submission of organized sessions.
>Participants in such proposed sessions should submit their papers via
>ConferenceMaker as usual, together with an e-mail to the responsible
>program co-ordinator indicating that the papers are intended for an
>organized session.
>
>STUDENT PRIZES: The SCE will again be sponsoring cash prizes for the best
>graduate student paper presented at the Conference. The contest will be
>organized this year by Christophe Deissenberg; details on eligibility and
>submission will be posted on the conference web site.
>
>Program Co-ordinators:
> - Martin Boyer (HEC Montreal and CIRANO)
> - Michèle Breton (HEC Montreal, GERAD and CREF)
> - Carl Chiarella (UTS)
> - Michel Juillard (PSE, CEPREMAP and Univ. Paris 8)
> - Sharon Kozicki (Bank of Canada)
> - Bruce Mizrach (Rutgers)
> - Athanasios Orphanides (Board of Governors)
> - Robert Tetlow (Board of Governors)
> - Leigh Tesfatsion (Iowa State University)
> - Willi Semmler (New School)
> - Simon van Norden (HEC Montreal, CIRANO and CIREQ)
>
>Accepted papers may be allocated to regular or poster sessions; authors
>will be notified of the type of session to which they are assigned when
>they receive their notification of acceptance. Papers will be allocated to
>poster sessions on the basis of fit, not quality.
>
>Details concerning the conference, including instructions for paper
>submission, conference registration and hotel reservation, etc., will be
>posted on the conference website
>(<http://www.hec.ca/CEF2007>http://www.hec.ca/CEF2007) as they become
>available. Please visit the website for updated information, or direct
>your questions to us at <mailto:sce2007@msn.com>sce2007@msn.com.
>
>Please distribute this announcement to potential participants.
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Nazmun N. Ratna
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International and Development Economics (IDEC)
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