WINIR 2017 – Programme
Browse the full academic programme of the WINIR Conference on Institutions & Open Societies. Download the conference brochure. Click links to download papers (members only).
WINIR 2017 – Keynotes
The WINIR Conference on Institutions & Open Societies featured keynotes by Johanna Mair (Hertie School, Germany), Juliet B. Schor (Boston College, USA) and James A. Robinson (University of Chicago, USA).
WINIR 2017 – Venue
The Fourth WINIR Conference was held in the beautiful city of Utrecht, the capital of the province of the same name in the Netherlands. Utrecht was founded by the Romans roughly in 50 CE, and from the 8th century became the center of Dutch Christianity. In 1024 its bishops were made Princes of the Holy Roman Empire, with the resulting Prince-Bishopric of Utrecht lasting until 1528.
WINIR 2017
WINIR CONFERENCE ON OPEN SOCIETIES (UTRECHT, NETHERLANDS, SEPTEMBER 2017) — As the adverse impacts of financial crises, inequalities in wealth and income, globalized trade and capital mobility have given rise to authoritarian populism, concerns have been raised regarding the possible futures of economically and politically “open societies“.
WINIR 2016 – Programme
Browse the full academic programme of the WINIR Conference on Institutions & Human Behaviour. Download the conference brochure. Click links to download papers (members only).
WINIR 2016 – Keynotes
The WINIR Conference on Institutions & Human Behaviour featured keynotes by Daron Acemoglu (MIT, USA), John L. Campbell (Dartmouth College, USA), Margaret P. Gilbert (University of California Irvine, USA) and Henry B. Hansmann (Yale Law School, USA).
WINIR 2016 – Venue
The Third WINIR Conference was held in the New England city of Boston, Massachusetts, situated on the East Coast of the United States. Founded by Puritan settlers in 1630 Boston was first incorporated as a city in 1822, making it one of America’s oldest cities. During the American Revolution many key events such as the Boston Tea Party, the Battle of Bunker Hill, the Siege of Boston, Paul Revere’s midnight ride
WINIR 2016
WINIR CONFERENCE ON HUMAN BEHAVIOUR (BOSTON, USA, SEPTEMBER 2016) — Scholars generally agree that institutions coordinate human behaviour and to a certain extent mould it into recognizable patterns, but there is much less consensus regarding the precise mechanisms involved. We also have yet to fully understand the ways in which alternative rule systems and behavioural patterns emerge, persist and evolve to create our complex social systems.
WINIR 2015 – Programme
Browse the full academic programme of the WINIR Conference on Institutions, Development & Globalization. Download the conference brochure. Click links to download papers (members only).
WINIR 2015 – Keynotes
The WINIR Conference on Institutions, Development & Globalization featured keynotes by Ricardo Crespo (Austral University, Argentina), Dani Rodrik (Harvard University, USA) and Viviana Zelizer (Princeton University, USA).