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______________________________________ Job Posting Institution: Seoul National University 서울대학교 경제학부 교수 신규채용 관련 안내말씀 드립니다.
Call for Papers: The
14th KEA-KAEA International Conference The Fourteenth International Conference sponsored jointly by
the Korea-America Economic Association and the Korean Economic Association
will be held on Aug 10-11. Conference
venue is Choong-Ang University, and the main theme
of the conference is "Global Financial Crisis and Its Financial, Real,
and Institutional Impact." We are
soliciting about 20 papers in all areas of economics, either empirical or
theoretical. We expect to support up
to about $1,500 to cover the travel expenses for attending the conference.
For paper presenters, lodging of 3 nights at the conference site will be
provided by the KEA. Submission: Submit your completed paper with an abstract of
200-400 words, including the JEL code, by e-mail to the Vice President,
Yongsung Chang (yongsung.chang@gmail.com).
Abstracts will also be considered, but the chance for acceptance is
better with a completed paper. Submission deadline: May 15, 2010. More detailed information on the main theme of the conference
and the support level will be announced when it becomes available. To submit
a paper, one has to be (or become) a lifetime KAEA member or has paid his/her
annual membership dues for 2009 and 2010 by the time of submission. Posted on April 28, 2010 ______________________________________ Call for
Discussants: KIF and KIPF conferences in May KAEA is looking for volunteers who could serve as discussants
at the KIF-KAEA-KAFA conference on May 27th and the KIPF-KAEA conference on
May 25th. If anyone is interested, please email Vice President Yongsung Chang
at "yongsung.chang@gmail.com".
KAEA will not provide any travel support; modest amount of honorarium
is expected. KAEA would also like to extend the deadline for the KIPF-KAEA
conference. If anyone has a proposal for the topic of "financial crisis
and finance-related tax system", please contact the Vice President as
soon as possible. posted on April 24, 2010 ______________________________________ Call for Papers: The
2010 Annual Joint Conference with KDI Main Theme: Global
Financial and Economic Issues for Sustainable Development The annual joint conference with the KDI will be held as a
one-day conference on Friday, August 13. The theme for this year’s conference
is primarily focused on “international financial architecture, international
economic order, and exit policy coordination”; papers dealing with general
issues in macro economy, capital movement, exchange rates, financial markets,
fiscal soundness, and socio-economic policies that have policy implications
for Korea are also welcome. A submission will be accepted only if it is a complete paper
with (i) an abstract of 300-400 words, (ii) 3-5
keywords, and (iii) JEL code(s) on the first pages. Please send your
submission or inquiries to Vice President Yongsung Chang at
“yongsung.chang@gmail.com.” Submitted papers will be reviewed by the referees
selected by the KAEA and the KDI. Each paper presented at the conference will be awarded a
travel support of KRW 2,000,000 by KDI. In case this amount fails to cover
the economy-class airfare for this conference travel, the KDI will also
reimburse the shortage amount. In addition, two nights
accommodation will be provided to the paper presenters traveling from outside
Seoul for this conference. It should be noted that submitting a paper to this conference
also constitutes a submission to the KDI Journal of Economic Policy published
by KDI. After the conference presentation, selected papers will automatically
go through review process for possible publication in the journal. If
requested, a period up to four weeks may be given to allow revising the paper
to reflect the feedback received at the conference. Papers finally accepted
for publication will be awarded a financial support of KRW 1,500,000 by KDI. Submissions will be accepted only from the lifetime KAEA
members or those who have paid the KAEA membership dues for both 2009 and
2010 prior to the paper submission. ______________________________________ New Webmaster for
KAEA I am pleased to announce that Professor Inhyuck
"Steve" Ha of Western Carolina University is appointed as the
Webmaster of KAEA effective immediately.
The term is for one year, and renewed automatically with no term
limit. Requests for job postings, call
for papers, and any other official announcements of KAEA should be sent to
the Secretary General. Personal news items that members want to post in the
KAEA site should be sent to the webmaster's email address admin@kaea.org. Sunwoong Kim, President ______________________________________ Job Posting Institution: Korea
Research Institute for Local Administration The Korea Research Institute for
Local Administration (KRILA) has full-time openings for qualified research
fellows in the above fields. KRILA is a government supported research
institute in Korea. The major function of KRILA is to conduct policy-oriented
research on all aspects of public finance at the local government level,
especially on local tax and local fiscal policies. Applicants should have a
Ph.D. degree. Independent research abilities and fluent communication skills
in Korean are essential. Potential applicants may visit http://www.krila.re.kr
for more information. All application materials should arrive by 6:00 pm,
April 16, Korean time via post mail or e-mail. (A hard copy of the
required documents should arrive by 6:00 pm, April. 23, after sending your
applications via email.) Inquiry: Dr. Kim, Dae Young, Director of Local Tax
Research Center ______________________________________ Call for Papers: The 2010 Annual Joint
Conference with KIF and KAFA Main Theme: Change of Financial Markets after the Crisis The annual joint conference with the
KIF and the KAFA will be held as a one-day conference on Thursday, May 27.
While the main theme for this year’s conference is the current financial
crisis, papers dealing with general issues in macro-finance,
financial/capital markets, and banking industry and regulations are also
welcome. Each paper presented at the conference will be awarded a financial
support of KRW 1,500,000 by KIF. A submission will be accepted only
if it is a complete paper with (i) an abstract of
300-400 words, (ii) 3-5 keywords, and (iii) JEL code(s) on the first page.
Please send your submission or inquiries to Vice President Yongsung Chang at “yongsung.chang@gmail.com.”
Submitted papers will be reviewed by the referees selected by the KAEA and
the KIF. Submissions will be accepted only
from the lifetime KAEA members or those who have paid the KAEA membership
dues for both 2009 and 2010 prior to the paper submission. ______________________________________ Call for Papers: The 2010 Annual Joint
Conference with KIPF Main Theme: Financial Crisis and Finance-Related Tax System The annual joint conference with the
KIPF will be held as a one-day conference on Tuesday, May 25. KAEA expects to
contribute up to two papers. Each
presenter at the conference will be reimbursed one economy-class ticket up to
$2,000 by KIPF; two nights of lodging will also be provided. A submission will be accepted only
if it is a complete paper with (i) an abstract of
300-400 words, (ii) 3-5 keywords, and (iii) JEL code(s) on the first page.
Please send your submission or inquiries to Vice President Yongsung Chang at
“yongsung.chang@gmail.com.” Submitted papers will be reviewed by the
referees selected by the KAEA and the KIPF. Submissions will be accepted only
from the lifetime KAEA members or those who have paid the KAEA membership
dues for both 2009 and 2010 prior to the paper submission. ______________________________________ Call for Papers: North Korean Review (www.northkoreanreview.com) North Korean Review, a peer-reviewed journal published twice annually by McFarland & Company, welcomes policy-oriented manuscripts of up to 7000 words and short papers, commentaries, and case studies of up to 3000 words on North Korean internal and external affairs. Send editorial correspondence to ink@udmercy.edu. In addition, NKR will publish short summaries of all books received and complete reviews of selected books that address subjects related to North Korea. Send a complimentary copy of the book to: Dr. Bernhard Seliger, Hanns Seidel Foundation Seoul Office, 501, Soo Young Bldg., 64-1 Hannam, 1-Dong, Yongsan-Gu, Seoul, South Korea; (Email: seliger@hss.or.kr). North Korean Review is indexed in the Social Science Citation Index and Cabell’s Directories of Publishing Opportunities in Economics & Finance. The aims and scope of North Korean Review, the only English-language journal in the world that focuses on North Korea, are to provide a forum for greater understanding of North Korean affairs. NKR addresses these issues through the lens of focused research, analysis, and dissemination of information. NKR publishes papers that examine North Korea’s economics, politics, and international relations. Annual subscription rates for both print (ISSN: 1551-2789) and online (ISSN: 1941-2886) editions are $120 for U.S. institutions, $40 for U.S. individuals, $140 for non-U.S. institutions, and $60 for non-U.S. individuals. One-year online-only subscriptions are available to all institutions for $100. Subscribe now to North Korean Review: McFarland, Box 611, Jefferson, NC, 28640; Fax: 336-246-4403; Tel: 800-253-2187; Email: journals@mcfarlandpub.com; Website: www.northkoreanreview.com. ______________________________________ 2011 ASSA/KAEA Meeting Guidelines for Paper Submission: Abstract of 200-400 words (and a completed paper if available) should be submitted by e-mail to Professor Yongsung Chang at yongsung.chang@gmail.com. Submission deadline: May 31, 2010. Submissions will be accepted only from the lifetime KAEA members or those who have paid the KAEA membership dues for both 2009 and 2010 prior to the paper submission. ______________________________________ 2010 WEAI-KAEA-KEA Meeting The 85th Annual Conference of the Western Economic Association International (WEAI) will be held June 29-July 3, 2010 at the Hilton Portland & Executive Tower, Oregon. The Korea-America Economic Association (KAEA) plans to organize several sessions of this WEAI conference jointly with the Korean Economic Association (KEA). We sincerely invite the members of the KEA and the KAEA to join in this wonderful event. Theoretical and empirical papers on all aspects of economics are invited. If interested, please submit to Professor Young-Kyu Moh (young-kyu.moh@ttu.edu) by e-mail your completed paper or extended abstract including (i) the JEL code(s), Submission deadline is March 26 (Friday), 2010. There is no submission fee for the qualified members of the KEA or the KAEA. In addition, the session participants can register at the WEAI member rate regardless of their membership status with the WEAI. However, all participants will be required to register for the conference and responsible for their own expenses. For KAEA members, qualification for paper submission is lifetime membership or the payment of annual membership dues for both 2009 and 2010 by the time of submission. Submitted papers will be blind-reviewed by the referees. All presenters are strongly urged to serve as discussants (and session chairs, if requested) for the WEAI-KAEA-KEA sessions. Further information about the conference can be found at the conference website http://www.weainternational.org/conferences.htm or at the KAEA homepage http://www.kaea.org. ______________________________________ 2010 WEAI-BOK-KAEA Meeting The 85th Annual Conference of the Western Economic Association International (WEAI) will be held June 29-July 3, 2010 at the Hilton Portland & Executive Tower, Oregon. The Institute of Monetary and Economic Research at the Bank of Korea (BOK) and the Korea-America Economic Association (KAEA) will hold joint sessions at the WEAI conference. We sincerely invite the members of the KAEA to join in this wonderful event. The BOK-KAEA joint session titles and potential topics are: Session I: Term Structure Models for Interest Rates · Estimating with Macro Factors · Using High-Frequency Data Session II: Empirical Literature on Growth · Relationship between Inequality and Growth · Evidence from New Data Two papers will be selected for each session (for the total of four). Each presenter will receive financial support of $2,000 (via KAEA) from the BOK. Both empirical and theoretical papers are welcome. Please note that the BOK will not accept papers that are already published elsewhere and the selected papers will be published as BOK working papers. If interested, please submit by e-mail your completed paper with an abstract of 200-400 words including (i) the JEL code(s), (ii) 3-5 key words, and (iii) your membership status with the KAEA to kaeapaper@gmail.com. When submitting a paper, please specify whether you are willing to be considered for regular KAEA sessions if the paper does not make the BOK-KAEA session. Submission deadline is March 26 (Friday), 2010. There is no submission fee for the qualified members of the KAEA. In addition, the session participants can register at the WEAI member rate regardless of their membership status with the WEAI. However, all participants will be required to register for the conference and responsible for their own expenses. [For KAEA members, qualification for paper submission is lifetime membership or the payment of annual membership dues for both 2009 and 2010 by the time of submission.] Submitted papers will be blind-reviewed by the referees selected by both the BOK and the KAEA. All presenters are strongly urged to serve as discussants (and session chairs, if requested) for the KAEA organized sessions. Further information about the conference can be found at the conference website http://www.weainternational.org/conferences.htm or at the KAEA homepage http://www.kaea.org. ______________________________________ Call for Papers: SERI Quarterly KAEA has recently made an agreement with Samsung Economic
Research Institute (SERI, http://www.seriworld.org/). According to MOU,
selected KAEA members will contribute an article to each SERI Quarterly to be
published in January, April, July, and October. Compensation is $1500.00 per
article, to be paid when the submitted article is approved for publication.
Your application will be reviewed by the committee selected from
SERI and KAEA. Please see below for the guidelines for articles to be
published in the SERI-Quarterly.
3. Submission ______________________________________ Call for Papers: KIEA International Conference The Korea Institutional Economics Association (KIEA) announces
the conference on "Institutions and National Competitiveness II" to
be held in Seoul, Korea, August 10-12, 2010. The official language of the
conference will be English. While the theme of the conference is national
competitiveness, papers on institutions broadly defined are welcome. For the
selected papers for presentation at the conference, the KIEA will cover the
presenter's registration fee, room and board during the conference, and an
industrial tour; further, the KIEA will provide a travel subsidy up to $500
for airfare to overseas participants. |