43rd Federation of ASEAN
Economic Associations (FAEA) Conference
Growing ASEAN: Cooperation and
Competition Amidst Disruption
November 9-10, 2018, Friday-Saturday
Novotel Manila, Quezon City, Philippines
Since its inception in 1967, ASEAN has become a force to
reckon with despite the challenges it has experienced. It is now the world’s
seventh largest market and third largest labor force. Given current growth
projection, it is anticipated to become the fourth largest economic bloc by
2030.
The establishment of the ASEAN Economic Community (AEC) is
yet another milestone in the economic integration agenda of ASEAN member
countries. The AEC Blueprint 2025 highlighted the goal of having a highly
integrated, cohesive, competitive and innovative economy; a resilient and
inclusive ASEAN; and a global ASEAN.
With this vision in mind, ASEAN must overcome disruptions in
the form of disruptive technologies, resurgence of protectionist sentiments,
digital economy, among others.
It is in the above context that the 43rd Federation of
ASEAN Economic Associations (FAEA) Conference is framed with a theme on
Growing ASEAN: Cooperation and Competition Amidst Disruption.
The Philippine Economic Society (PES), organizer of the 43rd
Conference of the FAEA, with the support of all the FAEA members, invites
individual papers and session proposals on all theoretical, empirical, and
policy dimensions of the following sub-topics:
Competition and innovation frameworks and incentives
Trade and economic integration
Emerging economies and economic transitions
Asian economies
The role and impact of China, India and other emerging economies
Digital economies
Economics of natural disaster
Demographic change, household and population studies
Education, health, and human capital formation
Poverty alleviation and social protection
Economics of energy/power and policy
Agriculture, natural resource and environmental management
Sustainable economic development
Institutional economics, law and order, liability rules
Economics of crime
Long-term planning, modelling, and economic forecasting
Econometric models and applications
SUBMISSION OF PROPOSALS
Individual submissions must include the following: (1) a
two-page executive summary of the paper containing the purpose of the research,
method of data gathering and analysis, and overview of findings; (2) a 150-word
maximum abstract of the research paper; and (3) a 100-word maximum biographical
profile of the presenting author/s. These must be submitted through bit.ly/FAEA43_PaperSubmissions.
Individuals interested in organizing parallel sessions must
prepare the following: (1) a session information sheet containing the session
title as well as the name and designation of the session chair, paper
presenters/speakers, and/or discussant/s; and (2) a 150-word maximum session
abstract, including the title and abstract of each paper presentation. These
must be submitted through bit.ly/FAEA43_SessionProposals. The session
organizer receives one complimentary slot to the conference provided that the
other participants in the session are paying the corresponding registration
fee.
Deadline for submission of paper and session proposals is on
6 July 2018.
REVIEW AND ACCEPTANCE OF PROPOSALS
All paper and session proposals shall be reviewed by the
scientific committee. From the accepted papers, FAEA member-associations will
endorse two paper presenters from their respective countries whose travel and
accommodation expenses will be covered by the PES. PES shall issue notices of
acceptance by 03 August 2018. Full papers must be submitted on or before 31
August 2018.
TIMETABLE
Submission of paper and session proposals 06 July 2018
Notification of paper and session acceptance 03 August 2018
Submission of full papers 31 August 2018
Selection of supported papers by FAEA member-associations 15 September 2018
ABOUT THE ORGANIZING INSTITUTION
Founded in 1962, PES is a non-stock, non-profit association
of professional economists in the Philippines. The Society seeks to attain the
following objectives: (1) to foster and encourage professional and social
relations among economists in the Philippines; and (2) to improve the standards
of economic research and instruction in the country. Over the years, the
Society has served as one of the strongest networks of economists in the
academe, government, and business sector. The PES continuously provides a venue
for the open and rational discussion of a wide variety of policy issues through
its conferences and fora.
The FAEA is a union of economic societies and associations
in Southeast Asia and currently comprises the respective economic societies of
Cambodia, Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, and Vietnam.
It aims to promote the study of economics and its implications, and foster
cooperation in research and intellectual discourse among member countries.
PES Secretariat
Philippine Social Science Council
2/F PSSCenter, Commonwealth Avenue
Diliman, Quezon City, Philippines 1101
Tel: 929-2671
Fax: 924-4178
Email: pes.eaea@gmail.com
Website: http://www.pes.org.ph