3rd biennial Africa in the Global Economy conference

The 3rd biennial Africa in the Global Economy conference is an in-person academic conference focused on policy-relevant empirical research related to international trade, finance, and development with an emphasis on Africa's regional and global economic relationships. It provides a forum for researchers to present papers, discuss implications of evolving trade and finance dynamics, and engage with peers and policymakers. The event takes place over three days and features keynote speakers and sessions on topics linked to Africa's economic integration.

Opportunity to present research and receive feedback, network with peers and policymakers; keynote presentations and conference sessions.

Authors should submit extended abstracts (up to 500 words). Early-career researchers and contributors from the Global South are strongly encouraged to submit.

Submit an extended abstract (up to 500 words) via the conference submission form.