Access to the Conference Venue and transportation Our Annual Conference takes place at the National Center for Scientific Research Demokritos (NCSR), which is located here (Link to GoogleMaps). Below you find some information about how to get there. Shuttle Service The organisers will provide a transport service to the conference venue. Shuttles will be available…
Conference Opening: Franco Malerba on “Richard Nelson and the Evolutionary Theory of Economic Change” As many of you know, the preparation of this conference coincided with the passing of Richard Nelson – a leading academic figure in the field of evolutionary economics and Honorary President of EAEPE. To pay tribute to Richard Nelson, EAEPE invited Professor…
Information on conference fees Conference registration is not yet open. We will inform all members and people who have submitted an abstract as soon as registration opens. The fees for the conference will be as follows: Position Amount Early Registration Fee (for members) 199 € Early Registration Fee (for non-members) 269 € Reduced Fee 109…
Updated information on accommodation As you may know, our conference will take place at a time of increased tourist activity in Athens. Therefore, we strongly recommend that you book your accommodation well in advance. Fortunately, the local organizers have been able to negotiate special rates with several hotels. For more information, and also additional tips…
Submission deadline for individual papers extended to March 1st The submission deadline for individual papers has been extended to March 1st. You can submit to the general conference theme, to the regular sessions organised by the research areas, or to one of the special sessions. For more information on the 37th EAEPE Annual Conference 2025…
Keynote by Susan Aaronson on The mixed political economy of AI One of the two keynote speeches at the 2025 EAEPE Conference will be delivered by Susan Ariel Aaronson, who is Research Professor of International Affairs at George Washington University (GWU). In her keynote, she will discuss competition in AI, AI nationalism, and the potential…
EAEPE mourns the passing of Richard R. Nelson It is with great regret that we learned the passing of Richard R. Nelson, a distinguished economist and scholar of evolutionary economics and one of EAEPE’s Honorary Presidents. Nelson was a pioneering figure whose work reshaped our understanding of technological change, innovation, and economic growth. His seminal…
Keynote by Phoebe Moore on The social relations of AI production Professor Phoebe Moore from the Essex Business School will deliver one of the two keynote speeches at the 2025 EAEPE Conference. Below you find a short outline of her talk on The social relations of AI production: Private and public sector bodies, and Big Tech…
New information on submissions and accommodation You can now submit abstracts for the EAEPE Annual Conference 2025 using the official submission tool. Please note that you can submit abstracts on the general conference theme, as described in the general call, to one of this year’s special sessions, or to one of the regular sessions, organised…
The Janus face of AI. Opportunities and threats The 37th EAEPE annual conference 2025 will be held between September 24-26 in Athens and co-organised by the Laboratory of Industrial and Energy Economics of the National Technical University of Athens and the Department of Business Administration of the University of Thessaly. The conference venue will be…
