Econburgh 2027XVIII EconWorld Conference
In the city of Adam Smith
St Leonard's Hall, University of Edinburgh · Map
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Important dates
- Early-bird registration endsWednesday, 31 March 2027
- Abstract submission deadlineWednesday, 30 June 2027
- Registration deadlineSaturday, 31 July 2027
- Conference opensTuesday, 17 August 2027
Registration fees
| Fee | GBP |
|---|---|
| Full fee – early (until 31 March 2027) | £250.00 |
| Full fee – late | £350.00 |
| Student fee – early (until 31 March 2027) | £150.00 |
| Student fee – late | £200.00 |
| Additional paper | £100.00 |
| Additional author / co-author (same paper) | £100.00 |
| Attendee without a paper (listener) | £100.00 |
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About the conference
Econburgh 2027, the XVIII EconWorld Conference, brings economists to Edinburgh — the city of Adam Smith and the Scottish Enlightenment — for three days of research presentations and discussion at St Leonard's Hall, University of Edinburgh.
Keynote speakers
Hulya Ulku
World Bank
“TBA”
Bio
Hulya Ulku is a Senior Economist at the World Bank’s Macroeconomics, Trade, and Investment (MTI) Global Practice in the Latin America and the Caribbean region. Prior to joining the World Bank, she worked as an Associate Professor in Development Economics at the University of Manchester, United Kingdom, where she directed the Development Economics and Policy Master’s Program and taught International Trade and Macroeconomics to graduate students. Ms. Ulku’s research focuses on macro, sector, and firm level growth and productivity analyses, with a focus on technological innovation, trade, labor market policies, and international finance. She holds a PhD and MA in Economics from Brandeis University.
Where to stay
Partner hotels with conference rates. Choose one when you register: the discount code is emailed after payment.
The Scholar | University of Edinburgh Hospitality Collection
to be announced
A newly refurbished University of Edinburgh boutique hotel on the conference campus, a few minutes' walk from St Leonard's Hall.
The Scott | University of Edinburgh Hospitality Collection
2 · to be announced
A luxury boutique hotel of the University of Edinburgh on the conference campus, a few minutes' walk from St Leonard's Hall. Individually designed rooms on the edge of Holyrood Park, with its own restaurant and bar, Bonnar's.
Chancellors Court | University of Edinburgh Hospitality Collection ★★★
2 · to be announced
Affordable 3-star en-suite rooms in the University of Edinburgh's summer residences on the conference campus, a few minutes' walk from St Leonard's Hall. A good budget option, especially for graduate students.
Programmes and accepted papers of earlier editions.
Questions?
Write to the organising committee at econburgh@gmail.com.