European Trade Study Group



	Joseph Francois Ian Wooton Maurizio Zanardi

	Karolina Ekholm Stockholm School of Economics Rod Falvey University of Nottingham Joseph Francois Johannes Kepler University Linz David Greenaway University of Nottingham Jan Haaland Norwegian School of Economics and Business Administration, Bergen Henrik Horn Institute for International Economic Studies, Stockholm Michael Landesmann Vienna Institute for International Economic Studies James Markusen University of Colorado and University College Dublin J. Peter Neary University of Oxford Hylke Vandenbussche Université Catholique de Louvain Thierry Verdier DELTA, École normale supérieure, Paris Alan Woodland University of Sydney Ian Wooton University of Strathclyde Maurizio Zanardi Université Libre de Bruxelles (ECARES)

The European Trade Study Group (ETSG) is a forum for academic discussion and research on international trade among European universities and research institutes. Participation in ETSG activities is open to all academic and research economists.

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ETSG 2008 is being hosted by the Faculty of Economic Sciences, Warsaw University, in co-operation with the Institute of International Economics, Warsaw School of Economics.

Participation in the conference is open to any contribution (theoretical and/or empirical) on any issue related to international trade theory and policy.

The call for papers and all the details about the conference are available on the Conferences' page.

Local Organizers:
Jan Michalek, Gabriela Grotkowska, Elzbieta Czarny and Eliza Chilimoniuk.

ETSG is jointly organized through the
Johannes Kepler University Linz and the University of Strathclyde.

a non-profit foundation supporting education and research
in international and development economics

We gratefully acknowledge past support from the
European Science Foundation.