International conference on "Network Science in Economics and Finance"

Economic and financial systems are heterogeneous, evolving, and dynamic in nature. Network science provides a new set of theoretical and empirical tools to understand the mechanics and the emergent nature of the macroscopic and microscopic behavior of the markets. In this conference, we focus on theoretical modelling and data-oriented analysis of economic and financial networks. The plan for the conference is to collect thought-leaders in the field of network science and its applications in economics and finance.

The topics included are (not necessarily limited to):

Financial networks: Systemic risk and failure propagation, banking networks
Trading relationships: Exchange and intermediation
Strategic network formation: Games on networks
Large-scale macroeconomic networks: Migration and trade
Intersectoral and interfirm networks: Input-output networks of production process
Learning on networks: Information flow and news diffusion
Heterogeneity and Pareto laws
Multiplex networks in economics, finance and sociology
Information filtration and statistical validation of networks