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Nonlinear Economic Dynamics 2023

Kristiansand, Norway
June 19-21
In memory of  John Barkley Rosser Jr.

History

The bi-annual conference on Nonlinear Economic Dynamics (NED) continues a series of interdisciplinary scientific meetings focusing on nonlinear dynamic modeling in economics and finance.

 

Aims and Scope

The NED series aims at facilitating the interdisciplinary exchange among economists and mathematicians interested in nonlinear economic dynamics.

The spectrum of research genres featured at past conferences covers

  • Complex processes in economics and finance modeled by nonlinear dynamical systems (smooth and piecewise smooth, continuous and discontinuous, in discrete and continuous time, systems with delay);
  • Topics in evolutionary game theory;
  • Dynamics of systems with adaptive expectation, social interaction, learning mechanisms, heterogeneous agents;
  • Interaction between economic and environmental dynamics;
  • Behavioral economic models, models of structural change and growth, models of new economic geography.

Committees

Scientific Committee

  • G.I. Bischi (University of Urbino, Italy)
  • H. Dawid (Bielefeld University, Germany)
  • L. Gardini (University of Urbino, Italy)
  • L. Gori (University of Pisa, Italy)
  • X.-Z. He (Xi’an Jiaotong-Liverpool University, China)
  • C. Hommes (University of Amsterdam, Netherlands)
  • J.A. Jungeilges (University of Agder, Norway).
  • I. Kubin (Vienna University of Economics and Business, Austria)
  • A. Matsumoto (Chuo University of Tokyo, Japan)
  • K. Matsuyama (Northwestern University of Chicago, IL, USA)
  • J. B. Rosser Jr. (James Madison University, Harrisonburg, VA, USA)
  • M. Sodini (University of Naples, Italy)
  • S. Sordi (University of Siena, Italy)
  • I. Sushko (Institute of Mathematics, NASU, and KSE, Ukraine)
  • F. Tramontana (Catholic University of Milan, Italy)

 

Organizing Committee

  • J.A. Jungeilges (UiA, School of Business and Law, Department of Economics and Finance)
  • T.K. Nilssen (UiA, School of Business and Law, Department of Economics and Finance)
  • T. Perevalova (UrFU, Institute of Natural Science and Mathematics)

Timeline

Timeline 230616

Call for Abstracts

Submission deadline: March 20, 2023, 23:59 CET (Central European Time)
Notification of acceptance: March 25, 2023

When submitting your abstract, please consider the following:

  1. An author may be an author or co-author of a maximum of two papers. Note: If an excessive number of abstracts are submitted, only the first two will be kept. The rest will be ”desk rejected”!
  2. Submissions must be original.
  3. Since the conference language is English, the submitted abstract has to be formulated in English. (Hint: If in doubt, use services of a proofreader!)
  4. Abstracts have to be submitted using a TeX template. The download link is given below. 
  5. Abstracts should not exceed one page.

 

Please send an email with your abstract attached (.tex  AND .pdf files)  to the conference address, ned2023@uia.no.

Should you have any questions, please contact the organizers at ned2023@uia.no

Program and Abstracts

Proceedings

Proceedings will be published as special issues with

  1. Environmental and Resource Economics (ERE)
  2. Journal of Dynamics and Games (JDG)

Vennue

 

NED 2023 will take place in Kristiansand, a coastal city at the southern tip of Norway. The region enjoys a temperate oceanic climate. The average temperature in June amounts to 19 °C with a record low of 0 °C and a record high of 31 °C. A visitor can expect 274 sunshine hours throughout the month. Kristiansand was found in 1,641 by the Dano-Norwegian King Christian IV. With a population of around 112,000, it is currently the 5th largest city in Norway. It is situated in one of the most dynamically developing regions of Scandinavia. Traditionally, the local economy has been dominated by the shipping industry. The past decades brought significant structural change resulting in a significant role of the oil related industry (drilling technology, suppliers to petroleum sector) for the local industrial base. The city’s main institution of higher education is the University of Agder (UiA) established in 2007.

 

Currently, 14,215 students are enrolled at UiA. About 1,400 faculty and staff members are employed in six faculties. The institution maintains campuses in both Kristiansand and Grimstad. NED 2023 will take place on the campus in Kristiansand situated about 2.5 kilometers from the city center. Most events will take place in the main university building indicated as the B-building (B-bygget) on the map of the campus.

Transportation to Kristiansand

Kristiansand can be reached by

Plane

From abroad, Kristiansand’s airport ”Kjevik” (KRS) can be reached by direct flights from Amsterdam and Copenhagen. Within Norway, Kjevik is connected to Bergen, Stavanger, Trondheim, and Oslo via direct flights.

Boat

Two companies offer daily ferry services connecting Kristiansand and Hirtshals in Denmark. Three times a week, a cruise-ferry service between Kristiansand and Groningen-Eemshaven in the Netherlands is offered. For updated information consult the port authorities.

Train / Bus

Norwegian State Railways (Vy) offers direct train connections between Oslo and Kristiansand (4-5 hours) and Stavanger and Kristiansand (3 hours). For updated timetables, prices, and online booking of tickets, inspect GoAhead. Several companies offer long distance bus services connecting Kristiansand to other Norwegian cities. Details with respect to scheduling, prices, and booking can be found on ENTUR or NOR•WAY.

Transportation in Kristiansand

How to get around Kristiansand

Public transport

Detailed schedules for city buses are found on AKT. The cheapest ticket alternative is the flexicard. A bus ride from the center (Kvadraturen) to the UiA campus (stop ”Universitetet”) will take 10 to 15 minutes.

Overview from Scandic Kristiansand Bystranda to UiA

Overview from Scandic Kristiansand Bystranda to UiA

 

From Scandic Kristiansand Bystranda to bus stop, "Kvadraturen skolesenter"

From Scandic Kristiansand Bystranda to bus stop, "Kvadraturen skolesenter"

 

From bus stop, "Universitetet" to UiA

From bus stop, "Universitetet" to UiA

 

UiA's main entrance

UiA's main entrance

Taxi

The companies Agder Taxi (+47 07000) and Taxi Sør (+47 380 28 000) operate in the Kristiansand.

Bike Rentals

Bikes can be rented in some hotels and selected bike shops. 

Scooter

Shared e-scooter services are offered by voi, Bolt, and Ryde.

 

Airport transfer

  • One can use the regular bus (Line 35) to commute between the city and the airport (via ”Spicheren Fitness Senter” (UiA). Public transport tickets are valid (flexicard). The bus trip is expected to last around 25 minutes.
  • Taxis are typically available at the airport.

Accommodation

Since Kristiansand is a very popular travel/holiday destination during the summer months, it is advisable to make your reservations as early as possible.

  • Scandic Kristiansand Bystranda
    A contingent of 50 single rooms, 20 double rooms and 5 family rooms has been reserved. To qualify for the special conference rate you have to book before April 19th using the booking code: BUNI190623.
    Prices: Single room NOK 1100, Double room NOK 1400 and Family room (2 adults + 2 children) NOK 2379 
  • Radisson Blu Caledonien
    Hotel 50 reservations guaranteed until May, 1st. To qualify for the special conference rate (single room: 185 Euro), you have to book prior to May 1st mentioning the NED 2023 conference.
  • ”Host a scientist” Program.
    We are currently preparing a survey among employees of UiA to identify colleagues who would like to host a conference participant in their home. Open slots will be published in due course.

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Registration

Please register here: https://uia.pameldingssystem.no/ned2023