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The broad theme of the 2019 Development Economics Conference is framed along the lines of the late Douglas North’s seminal contributions of the late last century to address issues arising out of the social and political turbulence affecting the global community in the 21st century. The conference will primarily aim to examine how these issues have been affecting the economic performance of nations at micro and macro levels. We expect this year’s conference to attract a large number of established scholars as well as early career researchers and PhD students from the UK and overseas universities and institutes. The Organising Committee is pleased to announce the call for contributed papers which will be open till April 15, 2019. The initial submission could comprise either a full paper or an extended abstract (approximately 1000 words). Contributions from all areas of development economics are welcome, especially those subsumed under the broad conference theme. More specifically we seek contributions on the economic aspects of some of the following areas subsumed under the broad conference theme: * Political and religious ideologies * Social, cultural and legal institutions * Class, caste and other societal hierarchy * Constitutions, political institutions and governance * Property rights, social contract and societal conflict resolution * Mass media, freedom of expression and the ‘power of influence’ * Social norms, institutional constraints and the rights of the individual Papers and abstracts should be submitted to [log in to unmask]<mailto:[log in to unmask]>. For additional information, please visit http://declincoln.blogs.lincoln.ac.uk/. Best, Dr Shrabani Saha Senior Lecturer (Associate Professor) - Economics University of Lincoln Lincoln International Business School Office - David Chiddick Building – DCB 2107 Brayford Pool LINCOLN LN6 7TS United Kingdom Phone Direct: + 44-1522835547 E-Mail: [log in to unmask]<https://email.lincoln.ac.uk/owa/redir.aspx?SURL=1DEZ6Z3fy-NR1Fpi9-tdUSWow4q7LnjkIaxBgB7JcFljH66se2vTCGgAdAB0AHAAcwA6AC8ALwBlAG0AYQBpAGwALgBsAGkAbgBjAG8AbABuAC4AYQBjAC4AdQBrAC8AbwB3AGEALwByAGUAZABpAHIALgBhAHMAcAB4AD8AQwA9AHgAXwBhAGcAaQBJAFAAZQAtAGsATwBNAEUAVQBWAGIASABkAHYAMwBKAEYAYwBMAFoAdwA1AE8ANQB0AEEASQBNAEgARQBrAF8ATQBnAE4AbABNAHAAdgAzADcARQB3AFcAagA1AHkAagBFADQAMABHAGwAdQB3AGUARwBFAHQAZwBvAHQASAA5AG0ANgBNAEUAYwBzAC4AJgBVAFIATAA9AG0AYQBpAGwAdABvACUAMwBhAHMAcwBhAGgAYQAlADQAMABsAGkAbgBjAG8AbABuAC4AYQBjAC4AdQBrAA..&URL=https%3a%2f%2femail.lincoln.ac.uk%2fowa%2fredir.aspx%3fC%3dx_agiIPe-kOMEUVbHdv3JFcLZw5O5tAIMHEk_MgNlMpv37EwWj5yjE40GluweGEtgotH9m6MEcs.%26URL%3dmailto%253assaha%2540lincoln.ac.uk> Research & Teaching: http://staff.lincoln.ac.uk/ssaha HEA (Fellow) – United Kingdom PhD - Economics — Massey University - New Zealand MEC - Economics — University Of Sydney - Australia MSc – Economics — University Of Calcutta - India Lincoln Economics & Finance Research Group - LEAF, UK – Research Fellow The Rural & Regional Research Group, UK - Research Fellow Markets & Services Research Centre, Australia - Research Fellow Australia – China Tourism Research Network (ACTReNet), Australia - Research Fellow Asian Business & Organisational Research Group (ABORG), Australia - Research Fellow Association of Indian Economic and Financial Studies, USA – Member Australian Economic Society, Australia - Member American Economic Association, USA – Member Royal Economic Society, UK – Member ____ AIB-L is brought to you by the Academy of International Business. For information: http://aib.msu.edu/community/aib-l.asp To post message: [log in to unmask] For assistance: [log in to unmask] AIB-L is a moderated list.