Complex Networks in Economics Satellite @ NetSci22
For NetSci22, I will join forces once again with the great Morgan Frank to bring you the second edition of the “Complex Networks in Economics and Innovation” satellite (post and official website of the first edition).
Once again, we’re looking for contributed talks, giving you an opportunity to showcase your work. Topics that are more than welcome include:
- Mapping the relationship of complex economic activities at the global, regional, and local level;
- Tracking flows of knowhow in all its forms;
- Creating networks of related tasks and skills to estimate knockoff effects and productivity gains of automation;
- Investigating the dynamics of research and innovation via analysis of patents, inventions, and science;
- Uncovering scaling laws and other growth trends able to describe the systemic increase in complexity of activities due to agglomeration;
- In general, any application of network analysis that can be used to further our understanding of economics.
The submission link is: https://easychair.org/my/conference?conf=cnei22. The full call text is here. And this is the official website. You should send a one-page one-figure abstract before May 13th, 2022.
We have a fantastic lineup of invited speakers you’ll mingle with:
- Ricardo Hausmann (Harvard University)
- Neave O’Clery (University College London)
- Teresa Farinha (UNU-MERIT)
- Alessandra Urbinati (University of Turin)
- Renaud Lambiotte (University of Oxford)
- Francois Lafond (University of Oxford)
The event will be held online on Zoom. The organization details are still pending confirmation, but we should have secured the date of July 18th, 2022. We should start at 8AM Eastern time (2PM Europe time) and have a 6-hour program. This could still change, so stay tuned for updates!
I hope to see your abstract in my inbox and then you presenting at the satellite!
