The Economic Science Association is a professional organization whose members focus on developing economics as an observational science. Research in the area employs controlled experiments as a means of understanding economic behavior.
2001 INTERNATIONAL ESA MEETINGS IN BARCELONA: JUNE 21-24
ESA annual meeting in New York City, June 16 - June 18, 2000.
Conference location: New York University, Tisch Hall, 40 West 4th Street, Upper Concourse Level
European ESA Meeting October 18-21 Amsterdam
Experimental Economics Summer School in Barcelona (Deadline: the 31 of May, 2000)
Memberships in the Economic Science Association are available for annual dues in the following amounts:
Membership in the Economic Science Association includes a paid subscription to our new journal, Experimental Economics. The first issue of the journal is scheduled to be out by early summer, 1998.
In order to join, please mail your check and member information in an envelope addressed as follows:
Professor R. Mark Isaac
Treasurer, Economic Science Association
Dept. of Economics
401 McClelland Hall
University of Arizona
Tucson, AZ 85721-0108
USA
Please include the following information for the ESA membership database:
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President: Andrew Schotter Andrew.Schotter@nyu.edu
Past President: James Cox jcox@bpa.arizona.edu
President-Elect: Colin Camerer camerer@hss.caltech.edu
North American Secretary: Catherine Eckel eckelc@vt.edu
European Secretary: John Hey jdh1@york.ac.uk
Treasurer: R. Mark Isaac misaac@bpa.arizona.edu
Section Heads:
Finance: Daniel Friedman dan@cats.ucsc.edu
Organization and Accounting: Steve Kachelmeier kach@mail.utexas.edu
Policy Implications and Evaluation: Tim Cason cason@mgmt.purdue.edu
Theory: John van Huyck john.vanhuyck@tamu.edu
Experimental Methods: Sheryl Ball sball@vt.edu
History and Philosophy: James Walter walkerj@indiana.edu
Psychology: Rachel Croson crosonr@wharton.upenn.edu
Political Economy: Elinor Ostrom ostrom@indiana.edu
Econometrics: Ronald Oaxaca rlo@u.arizona.edu
Computerized Allocations: Shyam Sunder sunder@yale.edu
Game Theory: Werner Gueth gueth@wiwi.hu-berlin.de
The University of Amsterdam's Center for Research in Experimental Economics and Political Decision-Making
The University of Arizona's Economic Science Laboratory
The University of Bonn's Experimental Economics Project
The University of California - Santa Cruz Experimental Economics Laboratory
California Institute of Technology Laboratory for Experimental Economics and Political Science
The Canadian Experimental Economics Researchers Page
The University of East Anglia's Experimental Economics Laboratory
Hebrew University of Jerusalem's RatioLab
The University of Manchester's Experimental Research
The University of Mannheim's Experimental Laboratory
McMaster University's Experimental Economics Laboratory
The University of New Mexico's Experimental Economics Research Program
Universitat Pompeu Fabra's Laboratori d'Economia Experimental, LeeX Home Page
Al Roth's Game Theory and Experimental Economics Page
Andy Schotter’s Andy Schotter's Experimental Economics Web Page
TAMU Economic Research Laboratory
The University of Trento's Experimental Economics Laboratory
The University of Valencia LINEEX Experimental Economics Laboratory
The University of Wyoming's Experimental Economics and Applied Game Theory page
The University of York's Experimental Economics Listserver
The University of York'sCentre for Experimental Economics
The University of Zurich's Microeconomics and Experimental Economics Page
The University of South Carolina's Web-Lab
The University of Magdeburg's MaxLab - Magdeburg Experimental Laboratory
Université Louis Pasteur, Experimental Economics Laboratory of Strasbourg
A newsletter devoted to bringing experiments into the classroom for instructional purposes, Classroom Expernomics is produced by Greg Delemeester, Marietta College and John Neral, Frostburg State University. For the time being, it is being distributed for no charge. Contact John Neral.