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News and announcements from the Chinese Economic Association (UK/Europe): conference calls and reports, fellowship announcements and association updates.
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The CEA UK/Europe 2026 China Annual Conference took place in Beijing from 12 to 14 June 2026 under the theme “Towards Intelligent, Green, and Convergent Economics”, drawing researchers from 11 countries.
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The 18th CEA (Europe) and 37th CEA (UK) Annual Conference was held at University College Dublin from 2 to 4 August 2026, on sustainable finance, AI and the circular economy. Ireland's Chinese Ambassador spoke at the opening.
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The Chinese Economic Association (CEA) UK/Europe will hold its annual conference in Beijing, China, in 2027. Dates, venue, host institution and the call for papers will be published here once the association…
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The 18th CEA Europe and 37th CEA UK annual conference was held at University College Dublin, alongside the Asian Economic Panel summer meeting.
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The CEA UK/Europe 2026 China annual conference was held in Beijing on 12-14 June 2026, with eight keynotes, 35 parallel sessions and 160 papers.
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Chinese Economic Association (CEA) UK/Europe 2026 China Annual Conference Towards Intelligent, Green, and Convergent Economics Conference Information: Conference opening ceremony and presentations: 13–14 June 2026 Conference Chairs: Professor HONG Yongmiao (洪永淼), University of Chinese…
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The association and Xiamen University held a two-day workshop on artificial intelligence and the digital economy, plus a forum on economics education.
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The 2025 CEA annual conference at the University of Glasgow drew more than 200 participants, with 140 papers and the association's first fellowship awards.
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The association published a photograph gallery from its 2025 annual conference at the University of Glasgow, which drew more than 150 participants.
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