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Consortium Partners

 

COEURE project gathers a consortium of partner institutions:

  • Fondation Jean-Jacques Laffont / Toulouse School of Economics
  • European Economic Association
  • Bocconi University
  • Université Libre de Bruxelles
  • Dortmund University
  • European University Institute
  • Central European University
  • Norwegian School of Economics and Business Administration
  • Centre for Economic Policy Research

Representatives of these institutions constitute COEURE’s Executive Committee.

Highlights

The Manifesto for Economic Research in Europe was presented at the COEURE Final Conference “Economics without Borders: A Research Agenda for Europe”. To read the manifesto, click here

October 17, 2016 COEURE Final Conference “Economics without Borders: A Research Agenda for Europe”. For more information, click here

August 22, 2016 EEA-ESEM Session on Economic Research and Economic Policy Challenges in Europe. For more information, click here

The COEURE book “Economics without Borders” will be published by Cambridge University Press in January 2017. For more information, click here

Work Package 2: June 29, 2016 COEURE workshop “Funding the Economic Research that Europe needs”. For more information, click here

Work Package 1: The COEURE Coordination Action aims at evaluating European research in economics from the perspective of its contribution to key EU economic policy issues. In view of this objective, eleven economic research areas have been selected for analysis.

Population, migration, aging and health:  Profs. Dustmann, Facchini and Signorotto (Member of Executive Committee for this area of expertise: Barbara Chizzolini)
Inequality and Welfare: Prof. Trannoy (Executive Comm: Frode Steen)
Human capital and education: Prof. Burgess (Exec. Comm: Wolfgang Leininger)
Labour markets: Prof. Dolado (Exec. Comm: Ramon Marimon)
R&D, innovation and growth: Prof. Aghion (Exec. Comm: Estelle Cantillon).
Competition and regulation in markets for goods and services: Prof. Vettas (Exec. Comm: Frode Steen)
Financial markets: Profs. Beck, Carletti and Goldstein (Exec. Comm: Barbara Chizzolini)
Energy, environment and sustainability: Profs. Ekins and Watson (Exec. Comm: Laszlo Matyas)
Fiscal and monetary policy: Prof. Corsetti (Exec. Comm: Ramon Marimon)
Cities, regional development and transport: Profs. Proost and Thisse (Exec. Comm: Wolfgang Leininger)
Trade, globalization and development: Prof. Koren (Exec. Comm: Laszlo Matyas)

In addition, there is a twelfth topic, “data and methods”, which cuts across areas and policy issues and covers current developments in data and research methods in economics.

A series of WORKSHOPS on these topics have been organized. Full information here.

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The results contained in this website were produced within the COEURE project "COoperation for EUropean Research in Economics” funded by the European Union’s Seventh Framework Programme (FP7/2007-2013) under the grant agreement n° 320300 (COEURE). The views expressed on this website are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect the views of the European Commission.

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