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CALL FOR PAPERS & SESSIONS |
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Understanding
when institutions change,
how institutional innovations are propagated and
how institutional evolution occurs, are key theoretical and empirical questions that have long shaped institutional research in economics, sociology, politics, history, geography and other
disciplines. In today's context of major challenges and transformations, these questions are arguably
more pressing than ever.
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Keynotes lectures, representing different relevant disciplines, will be given by:
Eric Beinhocker
(University of Oxford, UK) |
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Individual abstracts or 4-paper session proposals related to the conference theme or any aspect of institutional research, in line with
WINIR’s aims and research priorities, are welcome. All submissions are evaluated by the
WINIR Scientific Quality Committee. |
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Submit an
individual abstract proposal
here. Submit a
4-paper session proposal
here. |
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Please note the following important dates: |
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Organising subcommittee:
Maurizio Caserta ([log in to unmask]),
Francesca Gagliardi ([log in to unmask]),
David Gindis ([log in to unmask]),
Geoff Hodgson ([log in to unmask]) and
Salvatore Spagano ([log in to unmask]) |
Generous support for the WINIR Conference on Institutional Innovation and Evolution is provided by |
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