Taxonomies of competing alternative and green economics

Theories & Taxonomy of Green Economics & Economics Alternatives

A unique theme running throughout out our Oxford 22nd Annual Conference presenting a Taxonomy of competing alternative economics ideas along the axis of the green economy is being planned to celebrate 22 years of the Green Economics Institute.

Call for Papers

Presentations of different taxonomies of economicses and what they might mean, what their aims might be, how do the differ, what are the implications for outcomes in the real world and the real economy. what are they trying to do?

For more information about our 22nd Annual Conference overall please visit www.geiconferences.org.uk for the complete timetable and conference information and practicals.

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Please apply here for tickets - The Institute will interview all applicants and discuss modes of participation at this event. Acceptance is not guaranteed and we reserve the right to create the best event with a relevant mix of participants without giving a reason as well as protecting our speakers from harrassment. Please do not hesitate to apply however. If you are not successful for any reason an automatic refund will be provided.

This is event forms part of our celebrations of 22 years of the Green Economics Institute and will be written invites only on application.The Institutes decision on who gets tickets will be final and announced later on after we have received all the applications. If you would like to be considered please sign up here.

All speakers for this theme of the conference will be interviewed on zoom for this historic event.

Overview

31st July to 2nd August 2026 -This theme will form part of our 22nd Annual Oxford Conference.

Date and time

A unique world leading 2 day theme forming part of our 2 day conference -A taxonomy of competing theories of economics, alternative economics and green economics- what do they all mean?