The EEA is delighted to announce that Oriana Bandiera, London School of Economics, has been awarded the 2026 Birgit Grodal Award.The Committee awards the 2026 Birgit Grodal Award to Oriana Bandiera for her outstanding contributions to economics. Oriana Bandiera has produced pathbreaking research in development, labour, and organizational economics, combini...
You are invited to attend the EEA General Assembly, which will take place virtually at 11:00 CEST on Thursday, June 25. To register, please click here. To view the agenda of meeting, and the minutes of the 2025 meeting, please click here.The reports from President, EEA Executive-President and JEEA Managing Editor will be available online (link above) ...
As previously announced, EEA’s MinE Committee is launching a new mentoring programme for PhD students and early-career researchers (defined as having obtained their PhDs between 2021-2026) who identify as a minority in economics. This includes, but is not limited to, ethnic minorities in Europe , LGBTQ+ individuals, and ...
EEA’s Minorities in Economics Committee is pleased to announce its First Annual Minority in Economics Mentoring Workshop for Economics PhD students and Early Career Economists in collaboration with the University of Bristol in the United Kingdom on July 13-14, 2026. The workshop aims to support late-stage economics ...
Launched in 2022, the Seedcorn Fund supports the development and implementation of small-scale, innovative projects aimed at enhancing higher education and the student learning experience. Funding is intended for short projects lasting one year or less.This year’s applications showcased a wide range of creative ideas. We are pleased to introduce the recip...
Francesco Caselli will give the 2026 JEEA-FBBVA lecture - Macroeconomic Implications of Executive Pay Caps. - at the FBBVA headquarters in Madrid on Thursday, April 23 at 18:00 CESTIn recent years political organizations in many countries have advanced proposals to cap the ratio of top-management pay to the...
In 1991, the EEA created a medal to be awarded once every two years (even years) to the author(s) of an outstanding article published in the Association’s Journal during the two preceding years. It is named Hicks-Tinbergen to make it clear that the EEA stands for both theoretical and empirical work in economics in Europe.The EEA is pleased to announce the...
All members of the economics profession are invited to nominate an individual for the 2026 Role Models in Economics Award. The 2026 Award is for an economist 45 years and younger, who both is a rigorous scholar and has made significant contributions to the academic environment and the public good in Europe in a broad sense. These contributio...
EEA's MinE Committee is launching a new mentoring programme for graduate students and early-career researchers who identify as a minority in economics. This includes, but is not limited to, ethnic minorities in Europe , LGBTQ+ individuals, and people with disabilities.We welcome mentors from academia, governments, and...
Author(s) Lorenzo StancaThis paper investigates a novel behavioral feature of recursive preferences: aversion to risks that persist over time, or simply correlation aversion. Greater persistence provides information about future consumption but reduces opportunities to hedge consumption risk. I show that, for recursive preferences that exhibit a ...
