Call for papers - Workshop on Social Economy for Young Economists (University of Bologna - Forlì campus 21-22 May 2026)
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Marco Fabbri
Feb 20, 2026, 4:23:15 PM (2 days ago) Feb 20
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The XXth Workshop on Social Economy for Young Economists
University of Bologna, Forlì Campus, Italy May 21-22, 2026
Call for papers
Deadline for submissions: March 31st, 2026
The Workshop aims to provide early-career economists with an opportunity to present and discuss their research in the field of Social Economy, while fostering exchange with both peers and established scholars. We welcome theoretical, empirical, and experimental contributions addressing topics such as social capital, social norms, cooperative and social enterprises, social preferences, and relational goods.
Researchers interested in presenting a paper, who are no older than 35 years of age, are invited to submit their work to unibo.young.eco...@gmail.com by March 31st 2026. Submissions from PhD candidates are highly encouraged.
The event will take place at the University of Bologna, Forlì Campus, and is designed to promote an open and collegial environment conducive to the discussion of high-quality research. The program will include regular sessions, preceded by two introductory keynote lectures delivered by Giorgia Romagnoli (University of Amsterdam) and Michele Fioretti (Bocconi University).
The organizers will cover the cost of the social dinner for all participants and one night of accommodation for speakers. There is no registration fee; however, participants are kindly expected to attend all sessions.
Deadlines
March 31st: Deadline for submissions
Scientific committee Maria Bigoni (University of Bologna), Giulio Ecchia (University of Bologna), Marco Fabbri (University of Bologna), Riccardo Ghidoni (University of Bologna), Caterina Giannetti (University of Pisa), Natalia Montinari (University of Bologna), Raimondello Orsini (University of Bologna).
Organizing committee: Marco Fabbri (University of Bologna), Riccardo Ghidoni (University of Bologna), Natalia Montinari (University of Bologna), Paolo Venturi (AICCON)
University of Bologna, Forlì Campus, Italy May 21-22, 2026
Call for papers
Deadline for submissions: March 31st, 2026
The Workshop aims to provide early-career economists with an opportunity to present and discuss their research in the field of Social Economy, while fostering exchange with both peers and established scholars. We welcome theoretical, empirical, and experimental contributions addressing topics such as social capital, social norms, cooperative and social enterprises, social preferences, and relational goods.
Researchers interested in presenting a paper, who are no older than 35 years of age, are invited to submit their work to unibo.young.eco...@gmail.com by March 31st 2026. Submissions from PhD candidates are highly encouraged.
The event will take place at the University of Bologna, Forlì Campus, and is designed to promote an open and collegial environment conducive to the discussion of high-quality research. The program will include regular sessions, preceded by two introductory keynote lectures delivered by Giorgia Romagnoli (University of Amsterdam) and Michele Fioretti (Bocconi University).
The organizers will cover the cost of the social dinner for all participants and one night of accommodation for speakers. There is no registration fee; however, participants are kindly expected to attend all sessions.
At the conclusion of the workshop, a prize will be awarded to the paper deemed most innovative: the 2026 Young Economists’ Workshop on Social Economy Award.
Deadlines
March 31st: Deadline for submissions
April 15th: Notification of acceptance
May 1st: Deadline for registration
Scientific committee Maria Bigoni (University of Bologna), Giulio Ecchia (University of Bologna), Marco Fabbri (University of Bologna), Riccardo Ghidoni (University of Bologna), Caterina Giannetti (University of Pisa), Natalia Montinari (University of Bologna), Raimondello Orsini (University of Bologna).
Organizing committee: Marco Fabbri (University of Bologna), Riccardo Ghidoni (University of Bologna), Natalia Montinari (University of Bologna), Paolo Venturi (AICCON)
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