call for papers

French/Japanese Conference onAsian and International Economies in an Era of Globalization
September 20-21, 2024 I Aix-en-Provence (France)
Sciences Po Aix, Aix-Marseille School of Economics and theDepartment of Economics of Yokohama National University
are jointly organizing an international conference on Asian andInternational Economies in an Era of Globalization.
Our world is undergoing profound changes, reflected in shifts ininternational economic relations. International economic governance,international trade, international finance, agreements between
companies, the globalization of labour markets and migration
dynamics: the world of the 20th century is unraveling and opening
up new dynamics at the start of the 21st century. Is there anything
special about the Asian continent? The aim of the conference is todraw comparisons between Asian countries, but also with Africa,
Latin America and emerging and industrialized countries. In an eraof heightened hegemonic tensions, a more in-depth analysis is now
required. New theoretical models, tools and new empirical methods
have to be studied and discussed.

Submissions

Keynote speakers
Mark HARRISON, University of Oxford
Fukunari KIMURA, Keio University
Mary-Francoise RENARD, Univ Clermont Auvergne, CERDI
Hélène REY, London Business School- Can Asian development models inspire other continents?
- Can the Renminbi overtake the dollar as a regional currency?
- Economic and financial integration- Economic history- Emerging market Economies and de-globalization- Entrepreneurship: new forms of joint-ventures- Experimental Economics- Financial Markets and Asset Prices related to financial integration/
disintegration- Fiscal Policy and Public debt in emerging and industrial countries- Growth and Business cycle- Has Chinese growth reached its limits?
- Historical dimensions of globalisation- Industrial Economics and Innovation: comparing Asia and the rest ofthe world- Japan and Africa- Labor Economics: gender, migration, new forms of working- Modelling uncertainty in international relationships- New empirical models: nonlinearities and switching models toaccount for regime changes in international finance and trade- Political economy of international relationships- The competition between China and the USA for economic andfinancial world leadership- Trade and value chains in the XXIst century- Urban and Regional Economics

Participation fees
including coffee-breaks, 2 lunches, 1 gala dinner and a social
activity• Academics: 300 euros• Non-academics: 400 euros
Special issue

A selection of papers presented will be considered for publication in
the following journals:

Review of World Economics

International Economics

Contact: fjc@amse-aixmarseille.fr

Submit a full paper or an extended abstract in English (4/5 pages):

https://fjc2024.sciencesconf.org

Submissions must include a cover page with:- An abstract of up to 500 words (for full papers), with JEL
classification and no more than 5 keywords,- Authors’ full name and affiliation,- Contact details for the corresponding author, such as address,phone and e-mail.
Authors are allowed to submit more than one paper. All submitted
papers will be peer reviewed according to a high-quality and fastreferee process. Paper presenters are expected to discuss one otherpaper during the conference. The discussant assignments will bemade by the conference organizers at a later stage.

Topics- A multipolar world in the 21st century

Important dates- Submission deadline: until February 28, 2024
- Notification/registration opens: March 29, 2024
- Submission full papers: May 30, 2024
- Registration deadline: until July 15, 2024