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XIV Workshop on
INSTITUTIONS, INDIVIDUAL BEHAVIOUR AND ECONOMIC OUTCOMES
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Urban and regional economics and policy
May 26 2025
Bianca Biagi – Università di Sassari, GSSI & CRENoS
Steven Caudill – Florida Atlantic University & Università di Corsica
Laura Ciucci – Université d’Artois, Università di Corsica & CRENoS
Marco Delogu – Università di Sassari & CRENoS
Claudio Detotto – Università di Corsica & CRENoS
Marta Meleddu – Università di Sassari & CRENoS
André Torre – Université Paris-Saclay & INRAE Agroparistech
Keynote speaker
Raquel Ortega-Argiles – University of Manchester
The goal of this session is to explore the complexities of urban and regional economics. Papers covering different topics on urban and regional economics from a theoretical, empirical and/or policy-oriented perspectives are welcome. The workshop is open to contributions on social, cultural, economic, environmental and sustainability including topics such as quality of life, happiness and life satisfaction.
The organisers invite academic researchers, scholars and policy makers to contribute to scientific, technical and/or managerial papers that explore this topic in both developing and developed economies, islands, cities, metropolitan areas, towns and villages. Both theoretical and empirical studies are welcomed.
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Health Economics
May 27 2025
Organising Committee
Christine Le Clainche – Université de Lille
Sandrine Noblet – Università di Corsica
Keynote speaker
Denis Raynaud (IRDES)
The conference provides an opportunity to gather academics and researchers to present and discuss their latest work related to health economics. Both empirical and theoretical contributions are welcome.
We invite paper submissions – either complete papers or extended abstracts – on a wide range of topics related to health economics, including but not limited to:
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Regional disparities in healthcare access and outcomes;
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The role of public policy in addressing health inequalities;
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Health economics in rural, insular, or underserved regions;
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Policy evaluation of local experimentations.
We look forward to receiving your contributions and engaging in meaningful discussions on advancing equity and efficiency in healthcare systems.
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Sustainable Tourism
May 28 2025
Organising Committee
Juan Gabriel Brida – Universidad de la República de Uruguay
Sauveur Giannoni – Università di Corsica
Dominique Prunetti – Università di Corsica
Keynote speaker
Salvatore Bimonte - Università di Siena
The impact of tourism on host communities' wellbeing
In today’s global context, ensuring the sustainability of economic activity is a major concern—one that tourism must address by confronting significant environmental, economic, and social challenges. A deeper understanding of how tourism economies function, as well as their broader impacts, is essential to developing effective solutions. This session seeks innovative theoretical, methodological, and empirical contributions that examine the sustainability of tourism economies, with special interest in the multifaceted role of second homes in shaping local economies, landscapes, and communities. Ultimately, we aim to advance knowledge on how tourism can balance growth and sustainability, promoting resilient and inclusive development for the future.